Al's Place Bicycle Hostel

Al’s Place is a low cost inn for bicyclists as they ride along the TransAmerican Trail. It is located in downtown Farmington, Missouri, in the upstairs of the old historic St. Francois County jail house. The person that Al’s Place is named after is Al Dziewa. His family owns Long John Silvers and A&W. He was a bicyclist who competed in races. In 2003, he developed cancer and he passed away in 2005. Al was a great inspiration to many people in the community, and he is remembered best for mentoring young adults and for his enthusiasm about bicycling.

Inside storage for bicycles, high-speed Internet access, cable TV, located in downtown near restaurants and cafes. Bike shop across street for parts or repairs.