Pulled in on my motorcycle dripping wet with water pouring out of my boots. That was one hell of a…read morerain storm. \ Super 8 had clean sheets, clean towels, clean room. Dried my clothes in the dryer took a hot shower,went to eat and hit the sack. Great place, just a little $$$ for a super 8 during the week hence only four stars.

Very clean. Always get good service. A far cry better than most Super 8 hotels I've been to…read more Highly recommend if you're in Monett.

Stop on a road trip and tired from driving. Hotel was near highway and no reservation. Clerk on…read moreduty had very few options for me but for one night it was no big deal. 2 queen beds vs usual choice of a King. Offered a senior discount without being asked which I was grateful for since I was unfamiliar with the brand. Hotel was utilitarian not very attractive nor modern - guessing it may have been an old roadside motel before a Best Western. Very clean. Room had comfortable beds and decent linens and sufficient outlets for our appliances and devices. Breakfast offered free.

Better customer service/accommodations/modifications when an error is made in booking. Due to…read moreextremely negative experience with manager, I will never book at a Best Western hotel at any location. Sincerely, a lost customer.

Stayed one night at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Harrison while visiting family in the area,…read moreand this was a very solid stay. The room was clean and had some nice features. I especially appreciated that the outlets were located in convenient places around the room, which makes a difference when traveling with phones, chargers, and devices. The air conditioning worked very well and kept the room comfortable all night. The common areas were also clean and well maintained. The lobby had a welcoming feel, the indoor pool area was bright and inviting, and the breakfast area was organized and easy to use. Breakfast was decent, and I was pleasantly surprised to see they offered a turkey sausage patty in addition to the regular breakfast items. One thing worth noting is that they no longer keep coffee makers in every room as part of their sustainability policy. Instead, they offer fresh coffee in the lobby 24 hours a day. It means a little extra walking, but the sign explained that it is part of their effort to reduce single-use waste, which I can appreciate. Also, the front desk can provide a coffee maker if requested. The only minor issue was that the downstairs beverage machine did not have a water option because that feature was broken during our stay. Overall, this was a clean, comfortable, and dependable overnight stop, and I would definitely stay here again. 117 Highway 43 E Harrison, AR 72601

The staff was very friendly with providing more towels for my family, my dog, and I. The rooms were…read moreclean and the breakfast was hot with lots of variety.

We are staying at Marriott's Willow Ridge, Branson and our 1-bedroom is immaculate, well organized…read moreand has a roomy patio!! We've enjoyed the activities of the area even with the inclement weather and the wine & beer tasting ! The Activities Director, Massimo organized the activities well and took time to talk with us and Michael greeted us at the front desk and was thorough and pleasant in preparing important information and answering questions for us!!!

We spent a week here just lounging. The only drawback was the very limited on-site food offerings…read more If they could add a chicken wrap or salad to the menu that would be great. Staff were very helpful and the resort was clean. Family friendly.

There could be a lot of improvements. I understand over a year ago a car drove thru a section of…read morethe hotel and broke thru the water main etc. So yes I feel bad that they have had some hardships but they reopened the hotel before they should have. I am handicapped and I need to use an elevator, stairs for me are extremely difficult. Besides trying to carry a bag or two I also need my cane so climbing stairs is hard. We get there and the first thing is we do not have an ADA room and our room is on the second floor and the elevator does not work. My husband wanted to leave but it was after 10 pm and I was exhausted. The gal at the front desk was the only working employee when we got there. Kelly (her name) was trying to sign in so she could print up a receipt and she cannot sign in because she does not have a sign in number, name or whatever. She then has to proceed to call her manager who she manages to wake up from a sound sleep. It makes absolutely no sense to leave an employee alone and not give her the tools to do a good job. She was embarrassed that it took her so long to do something simple. Anyway, Kelly carried my bags upstairs which was very much appreciated. We were at one end of the hallway and I took my ice bucket and came and off I went. I kept seeing the vending sign with the arrow. I finally get to the end and there is another vending sign with an arrow pointing down the stairs. Wow was I . Kelly asked if there was a problem, I explained what happened and she promptly came upstairs and got my ice bucket and she brought me ice. Had it not been for Kelly we would have left. The final straw was wanting to take a shower and I couldn't because I couldn't step over the tub. These problems are the reasons I only gave it 2 stars. If I could give stars for your customer service at the hotel I would have given 5 stars. By the way your coffee in the morning was undrinkable

-- The Staff Deserved Better Coworkers (Specifically: Cleaning Staff)…read more Let me paint you a picture. Sticky carpet. Stained sheets. A towel in the shower that appeared to have been there since the Clinton administration -- stiff, yellow, and aggressively crunchy. Tub with yellow spots. A cigarette burn on the toilet. Wet shower curtains that felt like a dare. Oh, and ants. In the room. A whole situation. The breakfast bar was an act of optimism. No hot food. Minimal fruit. The coffee was so weak it was basically a rumor of coffee -- a vague suggestion that somewhere, at some point, beans had been near water. The pool: closed. Now, here's the twist: the STAFF was wonderful. Warm, helpful, genuinely nice. They are carrying this entire operation on their backs, and they deserve support staff who actually clean things. Bottom line: cute idea for a hotel. Needs a deep clean, a new coffee ratio, pest control, and possibly an exorcism for whatever was in that shower towel.

Absolutly the best place to stay in ES. Just love it, the rooms are clean and quiet, the owners are…read moreon site, not like most other places and are there to meet your every need! Hope the word spreads as it is the only 4 star place to stay, as this was not our first visit to 5 Ojo, we can say they are still the best! Looking forward to our next visit!

I wish I could give more stars than just 5. We LOVED this place. We spent 3 nights in the honeymoon…read moresuite, which is located around the back, lower level, near the hot tub. Wonderfully clean room, bottled water, and kerg style coffee pot in room. Cookies every evening. And the breakfast is out of this world. There is a reason they have been named the #1 breakfast in Eureka Springs. Now, the owners are such sweet people who are above accommodating as I'm DF/GF and didn't have to miss out on anything. I so highly recommend staying here, and if we ever travel through again, we will most definitely stay. Oh, another bonus is its right on the red trolly route, so there's no need to drive around town. Just pay and go.

We stopped for the night on our trip from Michigan to Texas. This sweet little hotel was clean,…read moreconvenient to highway 44, Myka at the front desk greeted us with a little goodie bag, and we had a great dinner at post game pizza just down the road. If you have children, they will love the colorful bubble wall and the pizza place can deliver to your room. The usual HI breakfast the next morning, and lemon water, coffee, apples and bananas any time. There was even some Michigan cider in the fridge at breakfast. Marshfield is named after Daniel Webster's homestead and is the home town of Hubble of telescope fame. There's a replica of his namesake telescope in town. We had a great stay and we will be back on our next trip. Big thanks to the staff of both post game pizza and Holiday Inn Marshfield!

Hotel says they take pets yet when you check in they say no pets and they have never excepted pets…read moreyet have stayed here before with our dogs and many other holiday Inn's. Very poor customer service. Lots of shady truckers at this location.

It's a Hampton so it's as expected but the beds were super comfortable and the breakfast was midread more

Had so much fun. Wish I didn't have to leave. Everyone was amazing! Food fabulous. And special…read moreKUDOs to "Jay" whom went beyond his regular duty to make sure I knew all great places to visit & eat at. Please give Jay "BONUS" he more than deserves it. All the way! He is main reason I decided to leave feedback. He more than deserves at least great feedback on his outstanding job well done!!

Spent the weekend at Shoalnook Cabins (Friday and Saturday night). Really enjoyed our stay. Cabins…read moreare relatively small but have everything you need. We would definitely recommend if you're looking for a quasi-rustic rural getaway. Customer service was great. Very hands-off. Spoke with the owners via telephone a couple times... exceptionally friendly. River was fairly high while we were there. Access to the river was a little tough - bank was super muddy and slippery. Use caution. We found quite a ticks on us and our equipment, so pack heavy duty bug spray. Bring your own firewood - we couldn't find much in town or around on the property. Overall, good stay. We'll be back.

I would not recommend this business unless you are looking for a quiet Christian retreat for…read moremeditation only. Our group was there to canoe the river and had stayed under the previous owners. Not a place for those getting away and having a fun weekend. Nowhere that I could find on their website was their list of rules unless they are buried deep. We rented two cabins for our group and I'll start with the condition. Our cabin had a wasp nest upstairs and we killed several. The air conditioners, while fairly new, are inadequate to keep the cabins cool. The other cabin had no hot water. Stairs leading up the porch are bad. Now for the rules, we managed to break them all. 1. No pets. I agree not a place for them however you better hope a stray doesn't show up or you will be blamed for having them. We were and we had none. 2.Quiet time between 10 pm and 8 am. This means you better be inside your cabin at 10 and not on the porch or at a picnic table talking. We broke this one because we were enjoying the evening and conversation with friends. We weren't loud and you couldn't hear anyone outside anyway because of the noise of the ac. 3.No driving on the grass, granted we did break this one but we went down a gravel road then followed the tree line to get to the river across the field. In our defense there was already a car there when we arrived so thought it was ok. 4. No excessive drinking. What is their definition of excessive? We were called on this one because we had a couple of beer boxes sitting on the porch after we left to canoe the river for the day. 5. This one grosses me out. We had to remake the beds EXACTLY as we found them. Makes me wonder if they change the sheets between guests. Yep, we broke this one because we stripped the sheets then put the comforter back in place. Our group will not be back, after being told all of the above we felt like little kids being reprimanded.