Pilot Grove Hotels

"Very good one night stay in Sedalia. Uniquely themed hotel and lobby. Attractive and convenient facility overall. Front desk staff were friendly. Did not swim in the pool but it looked clean, well-maintained and inviting. Hot and cold breakfast options. I thought it was well furnished for a "complimentary" breakfast....no complaints. Biscuit/gravy, scrambled egg, hash browns, bacon, sausage, cereal, yogurt, muffins, juice, coffee, milk. The staff member in charge worked to keep everything stocked and everyone well served. Hallways and room were clean. Would definitely stay again."

"Nice place, huge room"

"Loved our stay in this historic hotel!"

"I liked how clean it was and safe."

"Bed could have bed softer, but otherwise a good stay."

"Friendly Nichole called the day of our stay to give us a heads up on check-in (piece-o-cake.) If you love old architecture, this is for you. This review for SOUTHERN BELLE ROOM. Outer walls brick, inner walls padded fabric. 10-ft ceilings and 18” crown molding! It was a hot day, and we expected our room to be warm with west exposure and 4 big single-pane windows. But they must have a tremendous ventilation system; it was very comfortable. The room had good blackout curtains. They do stand apart and away from the wall a bit. so if you’re a privacy freak, just bring a few clothespins. Someone did a great job cleaning the room. The clawfoot tub sports a few scuffs, but has a perfect angle for soaking, way better than modern tubs. The mattress was pretty comfortable. The 4-poster frame is beautiful; it did squeak quite loudly when I turned over. Beautiful old furniture does that. There’s a lounge upstairs with frig & microwave, chairs & magazines, coffee/tea fixings, extra towels, ironing board, and an entrance to the rooftop deck. Even flashlights to step out there after dark. They’re upgrading the patio area—a great spot for morning coffee by the flowers. You may have a visitor cat. Food isn’t served there, but if you bring microwave food, you can use tables and an ice machine in the dining room. There’s also a great room for guests to relax in. One train went around bedtime—close and loud and fun! If any more went in the night, we didn’t hear them. "