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    The Landing - Current River - Sunset by the river at the Landing.

    The Landing - Current River

    (49 reviews)

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    It's been a long time since we've stayed at the Landing. Has been rebuilt a couple times and is a…read morevery nice setting. We had a King room that was roomy and comfortable with parking nearby. Great view of the Current River. Bed was comfortable and room location was pretty quiet, surprisingly. Only downsides were the A/C was noisy and the faux wood floors were being cleaned with some product that made them kinda sticky. We liked the Kuerig coffee maker in the room along with the nice size fridge. Check in experience was good too with friendly staff. We made reservations with a phone call and all went to expectation. Their restaurant onsite is The Blue Heron and it was good as well. Overall we had a good experience and will likely stay again.

    Pros: modern, spacious rooms (incl. suites), mini-refrig, some with microwave, no bugs/spiders,…read morelink-up with float services, private river-front gravel bar, Jingles-the-Friendly-Siamese cat (loves kids), friendly staff, on-site good restaurant (evening only), comfortable mattresses, big balconies with Adirondack chairs, OK convenience store, AT&T reception very good, only partial river view from some rooms. For addicts, booze and pot close by. Cons: typical noisy blowy HVac wall units, no house phone in rooms, no luggage help, walk to Rose Cliff Lodge for ice, no cooking or fires allowed anywhere, max. 2-story walk ups depending on room (no elevators), pricey, noise from big rigs on Hwy 60 bridge (less noise in River Center), no house computer, no playground/River here a bit fast for younger kids to play in. The biggest problem with this otherwise quality property was (officially anyway) a "no cancellation/refund/credit" policy. They don't charge your card until you check in, so it is unclear how rigidly enforced this policy is (+ there's a $15 cancel fee per room/day). We got flooded out over July 2025 weekend (Park Service closes the river if it gets over 6 feet - follow this on NOAA website/river level Van Buren MO). We elected to stay regardless (kids are more flexible and inventive than adults!) The Landing is highly dependent on the weather and have a limited season, so they really can't insure your stay. Still, they should have an official credit option for a future stay credit. In Van Buren: "The" Mexican restaurant serves huge good portions. The steaks at the Landing's Blue Heron come out mooing - you may need to have them touched up. Best breakfast is at the Ranch House. No nightlife. In area: Big Spring is spectacular, floating is worth the price, but best in a canoe unless you like cold butt (there's an enormous cave upstream from Van Buren), little funky animal park is pricey but fun for kids. For floating, IMHO the best stretch of the Current is Aker's Ferry to Round Spring, and do it in drought after July 4 for clear water and to minimize deer flies and horse flies.

    Drury Inn & Suites Poplar Bluff - Always empty front desk!

    Drury Inn & Suites Poplar Bluff

    (23 reviews)

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    It really does hurt my heart to have to write such a post about one of our favorite hotel chains…read more We just love the Drury Inn... but I wouldn't encourage anyone to stay at this one. We checked in and were immediately given a hard time. Upon checkin Lindsay wanted all of my information like I stole something when I entered. There were multiple people behind the wall of the front desk giggling and laughing but only one person checking in. Shortly after check in, I went back to the front desk to explain our issue. Wheelchair wouldn't fit inside the room. Walker barely fit inside the bathroom. I have added pictures to explain. When I went back up front it was two new ladies standing there. The only offer they could give me was a King Size ADA, which wouldn't work for us. It took them less than 2 minutes to even try. There was no care in the world that my grandmother would be very inconvenienced here. They could have cared less. This has not been our experience at all as Drury Inns have been unbelievable in having such amazing Customer Service. Do not stay here if you want a decent room. They will put you in a hole and could care less how you get yourself around.

    While traveling, we decided to stop for the day at the Drury Inn and I'm so glad that we gave them…read morea try. The customer service was excellent and the room was perfect. We stayed in a double queen room and the beds were so comfortable that I didn't want to get up in the morning. The shower was relaxing and all of the complementary shampoo/conditioner/body wash that was in the shower was quite convenient (though the conditioner comes out very slow). As the shower head is a rainfall type, there isn't a tremendous amount of water pressure coming out at once. Regardless, the shower was great and got all of us clean. The rooms themselves were very clean and comfortable. The pool area was clean and had fresh towels for use. The hot tub was small but had mighty jets. The pool itself was cool as far as temperature goes but interesting as you could swim from inside the building to outside. To add to all of the positives, Drury Inn offers complementary dinner snacks (more like a full meal) and drinks (both alcoholic and non alcoholic) for their guests. That's right, if you are staying here you get three free alcoholic beverages a night, per registered adult. Breakfast was your typical hotel food for the most part. They had waffles, eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, potatoes, breads, and oatmeal. In addition, they had a few different kinds of juices, milk, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and even a soda machine. Overall, we were impressed with our stay and would definitely stay here again.

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