About Us
Welcome to the Wagon Wheel Motel, one of the most iconic and longest continuously operating motels on Historic Route 66. Since opening in 1936, we've welcomed generations of travelers seeking a memorable stay on America's Mother Road, combining timeless roadside charm with the comfort and hospitality today's guests expect.
The Wagon Wheel has played an important role in Route 66 history for nearly a century. Carefully preserved through years of dedicated restoration, the property remains true to its historic character while continuing to evolve for a new generation of travelers. From its beautifully crafted stone cottages and legendary neon sign to Connie's Shoppe and the stories found around every corner, the Wagon Wheel offers an authentic Route 66 experience that simply can't be replicated.
Whether you're spending the night, exploring the rich history of Cuba, Missouri, or beginning the next chapter of your Route 66 adventure, we invite you to slow down, stay awhile, and discover why the Wagon Wheel Motel continues to be one of the most beloved destinations on the Mother Road.
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If These Stones Walls Could Talk
If these stone walls could talk, they'd tell nearly nine decades of stories. From Dust Bowl travelers and military families to international visitors from around the world, the Wagon Wheel has welcomed guests through alm...
We are a Route 66 Survivor
When Route 66 was officially decommissioned in 1985, thousands of roadside businesses disappeared. The Wagon Wheel Motel endured, becoming one of the surviving icons that continues to keep the spirit of Route 66 alive.
Route 66 Legend
The Wagon Wheel Motel has been welcoming Route 66 travelers since 1936, making it the oldest continuously operating motel on the Mother Road. Nearly nine decades later, guests can still stay where generations of road tri...