Reservations: email: 573-543-5445 White Cliff Manor Gift Certificates May not be exchanged for cash. Not valid after  expiration date.   Reservation Policy Travel Insurance:      Available      Christmas Deposit equal to length of stay at time of reservation. Payment Cash, Check Visa/MC Tax & Credit Card Service Charges Paid by Guest Cancellation Policy Standard: Notice given ten days prior to arrival date will receive 50% refund of deposit. Cancellation Policy Seasonal & Holiday Reservations   Made 30 days or more in advance of arrival date are non refundable.   Trip Guard Check-in 4:00-5:00 PM Check-out 11:00 AM In Room Amenities WiFi Refrigerator Cable/ TV/DVD Stereo Central AC Private Bath Hair Dryer Wine Glasses Padded Hangers Comforter Bottled Water Children Are welcome 14 years and older. Smoking is allowed on all open porches, decks. Smoking is not allowed inside White Cliff Manor. Violation of this policy will result in additional charges to your Visa or MC. Payment for Damages caused by a  guest of White Cliff Manor will be the immediate responsibility of that guest and charged to their  Visa/MC on file. Pets: Dogs & Cats.  Allowed and must be kept in Travel Kennel on Air Conditioned porch. Pet food available and fresh water. Horses: Traveling with a horse. Pasture available for turn out.  Fresh water, feed and hay available. Current Coggins Test required to enter White Cliff Manor Grounds. White Cliff Manor Will not be responsible for Personal Items left behind in Guest Rooms or on the Grounds. Items left behind must be retrieved at the owners expense within 30 days.   House Capacity Maximum  12 Overnight Guests

Welcome to White Cliff Manor Bed & Breakfast and Gardens. After a long career in the Hospitality Industry I have found owning my own Bed & Breakfast to be a rewarding way to live while enhancing your visit to our area.  I enjoy the opportunity to use both my culinary  and hotelier experience as they relate to offering you an interesting breakfast menu and a relaxing overnight accommodation.  Once I was a visitor like you and after 30 years in the area I know just about every cool thing there is to do around here and there is plenty to do  if you know where to look..  I consider myself a contributor to your overall experience and I enjoy sharing what I have learned about our area. In short I am all about being your host. Below are Trip Notes and links to help you get started.                                                                                                                              Thank you for Visiting!                                                                                                          Along Main Street in Downtown Ste. Genevieve, unique tourism businesses have grown up over the years including Restaurants & Cafe's, Specialty Stores, Antique Shops, Wine Tasting Rooms and  Beer Gardens.        Many talented Artists live in our area and add an esthetic that fits beautifully within our community and enjoyed by all who visit their many galleries in Downtown Ste Genevieve.  Here our monthly Art Walk is held on the forth Friday of each month from  6:PM to 9:PM.  Most Studios serve wine and cheese and its a great deal of fun to meet and greet the artists while roaming their galleries. If you wish to experience our Ghostly Past follow  Brian & Emily Gray as they tour you through our old town and one of Missouri's oldest cemeteries.  ste.genevieveghosttours.com        I  would be remiss if I didn't mention the                     Wineries of  Ste. Genevieve County.  They are wonderful venues showcasing great restaurants with interesting menus, spectacular views and live entertainment.  They plan fascinating wine pairings and tasting events throughout the year and many wineries offer a variety of Micro Brews.       We are proud of the Creole Colonial District and all it offers visitors who are interested in our French Colonial past.  Within the Creole Corridor you'll view the finest examples of French Colonial Architecture in North America while tour guides tell the stories of our first European settlers.       Nearby Hawn State Park and Pickle Springs Natural Area offer the hiking enthusiast miles of scenic trails atop the St. Francois Mountain Range of the Ozark Plateau.  Hiking along the Mississippi River Hills is a different rugged hike with awesome views of natural bluff formations and most spectacularly within the 1700 acre Magnolia Hollow Conservation Area.  I have hiked Hickory Canyons, John J. Audubon Trail, Pickle Springs and Hawn. I find them all to be amazingly different and all worthwhile.   Cycling along the Great River Road- Hwy 61- is an intriguing adventure linking many of our first settlements along the old Spanish Trace the first road built between St.Louis and New Orleans.   If you love Antiques -  St. Mary's Antique Mall  is the largest Mall in Southeast Missouri showcasing over 600 booths in Air Conditioned shopping splendor. Boating on the Mississippi may be accessed from St. Mary's Boat Ramp located right down the road from White Cliff Manor. The Migratory Flyway for North American Birds is the Mississippi Valley.  It hosts the annual Spring and Fall migration of millions of birds many of which stop by to say hello at White Cliff Manor.  If you are a Birder bring your binoculars you're in for a treat! Our Public Golf Course features an 18 hole, par 72 course and a lovely Clubhouse to relax in while enjoying great food and refreshing beverages. . We hold many special events during the year.  The largest and most popular is the French/Creole Jour de Fete, a two day two night August street party showcasing music, food, creole history, crafts and merriment. If touring by car grab a Les Amis - French for - The Friends - " Self Guided Tour Brochure"  and Ferry across the Mississippi River to Praire du Rocher then tour the remarkable 1756 Fort de Chartres, a fine example of the French Empire's last stand in America. On down river you'll find Fort Kaskaskia and the confluence of the Kaskaskia and Mississippi rivers "what a view!". Resting just below the fort is the Pierre Menard House built in 1815. It is a must see and just across the river from White Cliff Manor. Guests with private planes use Perryville Municipal Airport, it is a general aviation facility situated on a 351 acre site in Bois Brule Bottoms - 6.8 miles from White Cliff Manor's front door. Car rental is available from the Airport.                    White Cliff Manor Bed & Breakfast and Gardens is about offering you a                                                     Private • Spacious • Relaxing • Exceptional                                Bed & Breakfast experience during your awesome vacation getaway                                                                           to the heart of the                                Creole Colonial District - Mid Mississippi River Valley                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    To Our Preservationists "Across Every Worthwhile Human Activity There Fall The Shadows Of Men And Women."                                     National Society of Colonial Dames       Foundation for the Restoration of Ste. Genevieve    Daughters of the American Revolution Les Amis'   French Heritage Society Sons of the American Revolution     State of Illinois     State of Missouri   Dedicated Private Citizens   Respectfully    Brian Helms   Maitre de la Maison de White Cliff Manor                                                                                                                                                              White Cliff Manor A one of a kind authentic Ste. Genevieve Bed and Breakfast experience offering Special Accommodations for Special Occasions     Reservations   573-543-5445