We stayed here for 2 nights. The B&B is located on a farm which made our stay very relaxing and calm. Breakfast was great, with ingredients supplied from the owners' own garden! We would stay here again if we are ever in the area again, there are some very nice restaurants and vineyards nearby!

The food was delicious. Barb & Andy were so hospital. Andy made sure we knew the history or Aurora and was quite a storyteller. He and my husband got along great talking about all of their "projects" around the house. Such a comfortable and relaxing place. Didn't want to go home.

We always look for someplace special that is in a historical area and this one was excellent. The two rooms in this historical B & B were very pleasantly decorated and the Mitchells were the most definitely the best couple we have ever encountered. We even were told of a Saturday night dinner at the local Butteville Store which was wonderful on this lovely evening. Aurora is a marvelous historical town with many antique stores as well as a museum, It did help that my favorite author Jane Kirkpatrick had written a 3 book series starting with "Clearing in the Wild" that focuses on the story of several families who came from Missouri under Dr. Keil. The wild flowers next to the converted railroad station, took you back to the 1860's. The Feller House B & B was built in that period too and was very well preserved. The price was right, the location perfec and the food and company excellent..

Barb and Arnie have created a delightful place to come relax in an atmosphere of farmhouse comfort. Elegantly restored and yet cozy and comfortable this was probably the most relaxing night of lodging on our trip. The breakfast was delightful and Barb was very accommodating with our breakfast time frame (we didn't want to have to get up too early).....This Inn gets an five diamond rating from us. We would not hesitate to stay here again.