We have just departed from four amazing days in The Barn. After viewing their website and taking…read morethe virtual video tour, we knew that we would enjoy our time here, but the photos and video don't do justice. This place is absolutely gorgeous and stunning. A perfect place to unwind and get away for a relaxing, quiet vacation. The barn has a loft bedroom, a private indoor hot tub and fully equipped kitchen. The bed, in particular, was a dreamy experience with the biggest mattress topper we have ever encountered. There is a separate billiard room with a big screen TV. When we arrived, there was super relaxing music playing and a mister with essential oils creating the perfect, soothing scent. The Barn is the last cabin after two gorgeous, spring-fed ponds which made for a quiet, secluded experience. We will absolutely be back again and again to try all of their cabins in the beautiful Ozark Mountains.

Well children, I have found it. The place where dreams are made. This place is just 5 minutes or…read moreso, from the food and shopping in Eureka Springs, AR, but you wouldn't know it. Located in the beautiful Ozark Mountains, the serenity and calm you feel driving on the property is contagious. We stayed in a luscious 2 story log cabin called, "The Barn". Lord I wish I had been born in this barn! The decor is lovely, but wait, there is a room just for a pool table. No that's not all, a giant room with a 6 person hot tub. Yes for 3 days I said welcome to my hot tub room. I hope you guys get a chance to stay here at least once. C'mon in, the waters fine.

We really enjoyed our stay at Sparky's Guest House. It's by no means perfect or luxurious, but it…read moreis spacious and charming. We were in Eureka Springs for a family wedding, which meant we needed lots of space. My Aunt and Uncle have been coming here for nearly 30 years and typically stay in the "Texaco Garage" space that sits right next door. Since this spot holds up to 11 - and could easily accommodate more, it was perfect. The decor is very eclectic, and also very comfortable. Because it's quite old - probably built in the 20's - there are creaks and squeaks, and an overall dusty smell due to all of the nick naks, rugs, and vintage furniture. It very much has the feel of a lake or beach house - without the close proximity to water. Overall, it is a solid 4 stars for sheer space and proximity to all the amazing things Eureka Springs has to offer. In combination with the space next door, it would be perfect for a family reunion or big group weekend escape. As the 2 rental spaces share a common back yard and parking space, it would be great for BBQ's or family cookouts. It may not be for everyone, but if you have a large group and are looking for good space at a reasonable price, this may be to spot for you!

I booked this for my family to stay in together since it was large enough to accommodate everyone…read moreand the location was pretty good. The house could be so great, but it was so dirty and neglected. There was water damage that was large and very visible. Large holes in closets. Lots of live spiders upstairs. Dead bugs under the sink in the bathrooms. This is just a sample of the issues. I was honestly embarrassed that I chose this place. Two of the rooms upstairs weren't even used because they were afraid of the bugs and the one light fixture was so dirty. I had to stay upstairs in one of the rooms with my husband and three year old. It wasn't a pleasant experience and my son ended up with a bite on his cheek one morning. I hope they fix this great house up. In the meantime I would find some place else to stay unless you like dirt and bugs. :)

We've been to Silver Dollar City 4 times now and here's what I've learned…read more... get there 40 minutes before opening on a Sunday. No one will be there. Park in the free parking lot as close as you can get! Bring a small fanny pack with you, they won't check it. You'll get to do the pledge of allegiance & national anthem & the park will open. Make sure that while they're doing the POA & NA that you're sitting at the gate by time traveler. After that, do the time traveler and start making your rounds to all the other big rides before the heat. By this time it will be noon or close to it. Get a sweet treat & water, sit & relax, go see a show. Once you're done if you're done for the day, head out and stop by the taffy store & cinnamon rolls (SO good & worth the money for real). Then head to your favorite fast food restaurant at like 1-2 pm. Then you have time to get back to your room, shower, nap, and get ready for dinner! It's honestly perfect. I took a star off though because every time I'm at silver dollar city, powder keg is down. This time- powder keg, outlaw run, and fire in the hole were all down... so we went to the park to only ride Wildfire & Time Traveler twice plus the barn swing. It's hard because the park really isn't that big for thrill seekers.... you have your main big rides but if 2 of them are down it really stinks. They weren't just down for maintenance for a little bit and re-opened.... They were down for 2 full days which now makes me a little nervous I do love how much they love & respect America & veterans. The water refill stations are very nice. AC in all of the stores is a major win!

Silver Dollar City was an awesome experience. We had a two day pass, and used it all. Be prepared…read moreto walk up and down hills. Stay hydrated throughout your visit. It was super hot. The park offered free water and ice at all venues that sold food or drinks. The park staff was super friendly and well trained. This place is massive and we needed 2 days to do everything we wanted to do. There is free parking, and a shuttle to get you from the parking lot to the park. We were able to bring in lunch, snacks, and drinks. We rented a double stroller at a cost of $28 which worked well for our 3 year old and our food and drink's containers. There are rides and activities for all ages. We really enjoyed the train ride, and the interactions during that ride. If you are elderly you may want to consider renting a motorized assistance device to make your park experience more enjoyable. Getting in to and out of the parking lot was a breeze. You may want to consider a family photo to commemorate your visit. All in all there was fun had by all.

Absolutely gorgeous! The cottage was clean and cozy. The jacuzzi tub had the best view and…read moreeverything worked like it should. The only thing I would have liked would be something on the bottom of the tub to give feet traction when getting in and out but there was a handle so that helped a lot. There was a huge window that overlooked the forest with a little birdfeeder that was very popular. Management was super responsive when we had questions. The location is about a 5 min drive from downtown (which was such a nice area). The week we stayed was very rainy so we didn't spend too much time on the porch but honestly everything was so cozy inside with huge views so we felt like it was perfect anyway. I would stay here again and again and again! (The photos on the website are near perfect of what to expect when you arrive too)

If you want an easy stay in Eureka Springs, stay here. It was easy to book through the website, and…read moreeasy to find and park. The interior of the cabin was great, and so was the view. Plus we were only a short drive to downtown. We felt relaxed for our 2-day stay. We felt we got our money's worth. The staff does need to improve their communication, we were supposed to get an email beforehand, and did not. I called them several times. They finally responded, saying it was a server issue. I get that, but an immediate phone call back would have been appreciated.

Talk about awesome!…read more My sister eloped with 6 of us in tow (is that elopeing?)we rented out the front few cabins and they held their wedding in their chapel. This place is eclectic and so peaceful. The honeymoon package had everything under control. No romatic ideas had to came from the Groom. The young lady who runs the place had it all under control from flower pettels around the room, champaign, candles and music. This is an amazing place, worth a stop & stay.

Booked a treehouse for two nights in mid January for my wife's birthday. We really enjoyed our…read morestay. The place was spotlessly clean, the bed was comfy, the heating worked and wasn't noisy. My wife really enjoyed the hot tub along with the peace and quiet that comes from being in a treehouse away from the road and behind some of their cottages. I would certainly recommend the treehouses if I heard someone was looking for somewhere unique to stay in Eureka Springs.

Ok for the money, good for a "simple" stay…read more Definitely not super-modern (although it has been updated, with newer windows and bathroom), nor is it a "fancy" place. And even though the word "suite " is in the name, my room was not a "suite", but it was plenty big enough. Also, it is a MOtel, (with the doors in the front part of the building right along the parking lot and facing the street), not a HOtel with an indoor corridor. I was not expecting this, but it was fine. It has its good points. There was a refrigerator and a microwave, big TV, a good bed with lots of pillows, a decent-sized bathroom, fast Internet and lots of lights that actually worked. The room smelled good and was clean, had cool furnishings. I was on the upper floor in the back, and below me was a nice large wooden deck where you could hang out, if you so desired, and stare at the woods and enjoy the bird song. As with any older place, there were several quirks/imperfections, like small holes in the wall where a rack was moved, some of the tiles in my bathroom floor creaked when I walked on certain spots, my curtain to the outside world was a little gappy (duct tape is a wonderful thing) and one panel had been installed upside down, you use an actual key to get in your room, and if you want ice, the manager has to get it for you. None of these quirks/imperfections were overwhelming, just numerous. It is also a smaller place, so a person is not in the office 24-7, their board said 9 AM to 8 PM, although someone is always available by phone. I got good customer service while I was there. I suggest you ask for a room on the back of the building, as they face some nice woods, and the traffic noise is very minimal - I could feel rather than hear when a big truck went by, which was only a few times. One of the bigger points for me to stay here was that this place is outside the main hubbub of Eureka Springs, as I was just passing through town and was not interested in the touristy part of town. Brydan's Suites was an OK place overall, and the price was right, so there you go!

I stay here every time I visit Eureka Springs. I have lived in Fayetteville since the 70's and have…read morestayed many places prior to Brydan. Don't let the known names fool you as they are out dated inside and have a musty old smell. Since Brydan took over this location they have done a full restoration of each room. This is the cleanest and easiest location in Eureka.

This quaint lodge, nestled in the Arkansas woods, has been one of my favorite stays, when visiting…read moreEureka. The rooms are utterly adorable, cozy, cabin-style rooms, many with jacuzzis and fireplaces. This time, our room had both front porch and back, covered deck, with a great woodland view. If it hadn't been pouring rain and freezing cold the whole time, it would have been much more enjoyable. I would give a 5-star rating for the room, except....there were a few glitches and I would be remiss not to mention them. First, you are on your own for breakfast. That didn't bother us, because we brought Thanksgiving leftovers along. (Rooms have micro and fridge.) However, they "winterize" their outdoor ice maker, so we had to "borrow" a few cubes from the front desk. No one wants to buy a bag of ice for two people on a one-night stay. Second, there were only 4 paper cups in this room with no spoons or stir-sticks, which made morning coffee a little tedious. Thankfully, I brought a knife for cutting an apple, so it doubled as a stirrer and eating fork. We found the old-style fireplace, let more smoke into the room than we were comfortable with, as well, so one log, and we were done. Wi-fi was basically non-existent, so we resorted to our hot-spots. We had less of these problems in the rooms with a kitchenette, of course. The bed was great, room was quiet, quaint and full of atmosphere. I still love this place, but will come a little more prepared next visit.

I called on Wed Oct 17th to make a reservation for Sat Oct 20th - one night. We had a family…read moreemergency on Sat 20th and I called that afternoon to cancel the room. It was canceled . Today Monday Oct 22nd I check my discover card and see on the 18th they charged $101.24 for the room. I called to ask about the cancellation and was told they have a min 1 week cancellation policy. Which I understand but was never told when I made the reservation or when I canceled the reservation. She did offer me to send me a one free night for anytime and no end date. Hopefully that comes in the mail as expected otherwise. I will be writing another review. Buyer beware of all terms and conditions when making reservations with this lodge.

Absolutely stunning park with something for everyone. The views of Table Rock Lake are…read moreincredible--especially around sunrise and sunset--and the entire area is extremely well maintained. The trails are a great mix of easy and moderate, with plenty of scenic overlooks and shaded paths. Whether you're walking, biking, or just exploring, it's easy to spend hours here. The marina area is clean and organized, and the water is crystal clear, making it perfect for relaxing, swimming, or launching a boat. Huge credit to Missouri State Parks for the upkeep--you can tell they take pride in keeping everything clean, safe, and accessible. If you're in the Branson area, this is a must-visit spot whether you're looking for a peaceful walk or a full day outdoors.

Table Rock Lake State Park is a fantastic place to spend time while visiting Branson. We only…read morewalked and biked during our visit, but the trails alone make this park worth the stop, incredible water views that are honestly hard to beat. There is ample parking in multiple locations throughout the park, which makes it easy to hop out and explore without feeling crowded. Each area offers something a little different, some spots are perfect for trail access, others for lake views or picnicking. If you're arriving by boat, the park is just as convenient. One of the parking areas connects directly to the Dewey Short Visitor Center, which has a boat dock for visitors who want to come ashore and explore. The visitor center itself is worth a stop, with lake information, exhibits, and clean restrooms. Whether you're walking, biking, boating, or just looking for a peaceful place to relax, Table Rock Lake State Park has something for everyone. We loved our time here and will be back to explore more.