My husband and I carefully chose a place to celebrate our 10 year anniversary. Overlook Farm was highly recommended to us by some friends who had previously been there and raved about it. With having three young children, we rarely get the chance to get away, so we were so excited about our 2 night stay at Overlook Farm. Unfortunately,we were quite dissapointed with the hospitality(or lack thereof). When we checked in a lady escorted us up to the house and basically left us without much info about the place. We were told we were the only guests that night and had the whole place to ourselves.We went to unpack to discover there was not so much as even ice or water for us.What was suppose to be a year-round heated pool was ice cold.When we called to ask if someone could check on the pool we were told the manager was coming to speak to us.We never heard from the manager!We had also asked if we could use the hottub at Rackheath since the pool was broken.Even though we had been told we were the only guests,they said we could not use the hot tub because it is a locked building???we were never shown around the property or even shown where the walking trail was.When we showed up at the restaurant for dinner,the manager conveniently ignored us.It wasn't until the second evening at dinner that the manager aknowleged us by saying it was too bad the pool didn't work and next time we would need to come back and stay at Rackheath and he could guarantee we would have a better experience! Well,guess what?The saying is true...you only get one chance to make a first impression,and our first impression was very disappointing.The most positive thing about our stay was the restaurant.Unbelievable food.Absolutely delicious!
Cedarcrest Manor at Overlook Farm

Clarksville, MO 63336
United States of America
Innkeeper(s): Nathalie Pettus
(573) 242-3310
Circa 1842. Luxurious accommodations await your arrival at Overlook Farm and offer you an incomparable experience of country living. Cedarcrest Manor is set in a cluster of towering cedars and tucked away just up the hill from The Station Restaurant. Built in 1842 by Captain Benjamin Clifford, a prominent riverboat captain, Cedarcrest began its life as a plantation home, and quickly became the archetype for a number of houses built in the Mississippi River Valley. It was acquired and renovated in 2005 by Nathalie Pettus, and today, its neoclassic interior, heated Romanesque pool, and stunning views of the Mississippi offer peace, quiet and a restful place to relax and recharge. Rich with amenities, this enchanting Missouri inn is adorned with antiques and features a fireplace in every room. You can also book a room at Rackheath House, as both properties are part of Overlook Farm. Check-in for each of the inns is located at The Station Restaurant.
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