Clean and comfortable. Well maintained. Safe location. Friendly staff. Good breakfast buffet…read moreincluded. Close to several restaurants and local coffee shops. We stayed 2 nights for a wedding nearby and were happy with the experience.

Stayed for a week a while back. The room was nice, clean and I enjoyed everything but the bed…read more Please consider upgrading to some better mattresses is all I'd ask. But because of the pain i got fm the mattress, i went to the dr and learned of a kidney tumor, so the pain may have saved my life. Everything else was awesome. Loved the staff, my family came to visit and we all loved the pool and spa. Oh and the hotel is so conveniently located. I can't wait to come back! Fell in live with the whole town!!!

Beautiful scenery! Many trails and places to ride bikes. We loved time spent at the creek Wednesday…read moreand Thursday. Weekend crowd started coming in Thursday night. The bluff overlook was very cool. Much history about the camp. The camp has free WiFi. We are going to eat at the restaurant tonight. The walk in tent camping was awesome in the woods. Each site had a wooden platform for your tent. Showers and bathrooms were clean

My wife's Family traveled to this area of the country for probably 15 years while she was growing…read moreup. They use to stay in Eminence, MO and camp at the State Park (Alley Springs). I've probably been there 10 times over the past 20 years. Prior to Echo Bluff being built, we stayed at various places in Eminence (Rivers Edge, various B&Bs). The accommodations were always Spartan and it was almost impossible to find any restaurants that offered anything more than "Fried something" or hamburgers. All that has changed with Echo Bluff State Park Lodge. The Lodge has accommodations that are orders of magnitude better than what can be found in Eminence and the on-site restaurant has really good food and a menu that is large enough that one could eat several different meals at the Lodge without having to repeat and entree. There is a beautiful creek behind the lodge (about 150 yards) that you can put your lawn chair in, sit back and enjoy the cool stream water and the absolutely gorgeous view of the Bluff.

We decided to social distance ourselves for the Thanksgiving holiday and chose Montauk State Park…read morefor our RV spot for the week. Our anniversary being the weekend before Turkey Day, we decided to eat at the lodge for our special dinner. The food is home cooking, hot, and tasty. They offer a few specialty cocktails and a limited selection of wine and beer. The staff is friendly and clearly work hard together. Due to COVID and the off season, the main dining room was closed, but there are a few tables in the shop and snack bar area. The staff does not wear masks - we called ahead and were assured they did, so that was a disappointment. We loved the food, and the hospitality. Just wish they did observe COVID precautions.

Since 2022, their prices have increased by 31% while their quality of food and service continues to…read moredecline. Here are just some of the new prices. If you look through the other photos, you will see a menu from 2022, you will see the over inflated increases.

Brushy Creek Lodge has been our favorite Horse Camp for nearly 20years . Dianne and Johnny are…read morealways Excellent Hosts. Nice Gameroom for bad weather entertainment and Restaurant is always good food . Horse accommodations are better than the average camp and too many fun trails. Cabins are decorated really cute , showerhouse and bathrooms are kept clean. Miss the Hot tub though ! Felt so good after an 8hr ride !

Very nice place to stay. The cabins are super cute but note that the only way to cook is either by…read moremicrowave or the bbq outside. I believe there is normally a kitchen going but due to the pandemic it is currently down. Either way the grounds are wonderful to look at and enjoy. The managers are really sweet and willing to help you out when necessary. There are lots of things to do in the area. Kayaking, tubing, horseback riding and hiking are the way to go if you come down in this direction. Fishing is a little more difficult but if you look around you'll find a spot just right for you. Council Bluff worked great for us . Also check out the Elephant Rocks and visit the highest point in Missouri. Check out this neat little place; totally worth the drive .

Great location, lots of amenities, awesome biscuits and gravy with the complimentary breakfast…read more Staff were very friendly.

the grounds are beautiful but the cabins are toxic because of mold! there was standing water…read morebehind the refrigerator. in the bathroom when you walked on the floor boards, water seeped up. the curtain was wet over the window AC. there was visible mold on the AC unit. the stench was horrible. Three of my friends left the next morning and wouldn't even sleep under the covers. All the buildings had a musty smell. we were having a reunion here and I drove three other people or I would have left the next morning. happy Hour didn't have a bar tender. the food was meh. All that would have been no big deal, but there is no way around biotoxin illness from mold. Everyone in the cabin left sick. We were offered a different cabin but they all stunk! The real kicker? I was offered $25 off my entire bill which is a slap in the face for what we endured. STAY AWAY from this pace for your health!

This is our first time staying here. This beautiful B&B has a lot of charm! Very comfortable and…read moreclean; it feels like home. Excellent hosts and an outstanding home-style breakfast!

Stayed 5 nights attending a wedding and visiting friend/family. My wife found this B&B online and…read morewe could not have been more pleased. Wanda and Sandy were wonderful and the breakfasts she cooked were huge and delicious...from fresh fruit to farm fresh eggs, a pile of bacon, cinnamon rolls, muffins, toast...it was incredible. Highly recommend this B&B if you're ever in the St James area. And to top it off, my wife got to see her very first cardinal. We were sitting outside on their sun porch the first morning when Sandy's sister made us a wonder breakfast and my wife got to see about 5 cardinals coming to their bird feeder...It was just an all around pleasant stay.

After a day of driving thru an ice storm, the Super 8 hotel in Cuba, Missouri provided us with…read moregreat accommodations. The desk staff at check in and check out were friendly and professional. Our room was very clean, nicely decorated and fit our needs well. They welcome large dogs which is a relief when traveling with a German shepherd dog. I booked thru Super 8 customer service line. The representative was helpful, patient and signed me up for their rewards program which grants greater flexibility in booking. Thank you for a top notch experience!

Reasonably priced. Room was clean with some cobwebs in one corner of the ceiling. Stayed in the…read moreground floor with our dog so had an outside door room. AC worked well. Would stay here again.

Everything went well! We were the first customers for new owners who just took over. They were…read moresuper nice and friendly and the motel is amazing. You can feel the history. A small, quiet, peaceful place. Would highly recommend staying here!

Like everyone else who has reviewed this hotel, we're traveling Route 66 and chose this place…read morebecause it was a recommended stop. It's quaint; a nice reminder of what life used to be for travelers. The room is clean and quiet and the bed comfortable. The decor, including the microwave and refrigerator, were chosen to provide a retro vibe. I just feel this could have been a lot better, especially for the price of the room. The manager was not here when we arrived at 5:00 pm and was unavailable by phone. It would have been nice to be able to talk to someone because this is kind of a remote area, no cell service and the wifi didn't work, so how could we know what's available around here? There were ants everywhere in the room, though I'm sure that's not normal for this place. The yard was nice (though showing some neglect), but we weren't sure where it was ok to sit and relax because -- again -- the management wasn't available. The ice machine was broken. TL/DR: Potentially nice, but for the money we've stayed in much better historic hotels on our route.

The whole place was so nice and relaxing. It was the perfect place for a girl's getaway weekend. We…read morelucked out and had the whole place to ourselves. The kitchen in the main lodge has anything and everything you could possibly want or need. It needs some cosmetic repairs on the outside, but the inside was great.

Most relaxing and stress free place to stay. If you wanna just get away from it all this is it.The…read morestaff is great Judy she's like family the way you are treated. The kitchen is great just cook and clean up after yourself that is all they ask for you to do. Windy canoe rental came and picked us up in front and also dropped us off for a small fee I mean a very small fee you feel a little guilty. We did give them a good tip.The rooms are great they are a decent size plus it came with it's bathroom ,shower and tv with dish network. Like I said it has a little bit of everything. So if you looking for a place to stay that feels like home this is the place. If you are going to call the best hours to get ahold of someone is 11:00am to 3:00pm .They have only two care takers there. So check out time is at 10:00 am .Check in time is 3:00pm so they are a little busy.

Very clean, great location close to the tiny town and people we were visiting (the people were…read morenormal-sized for the record). We had a dog with us, so we paid only $10 extra for a night to have her there too. I was very surprised by how nice the room is despite them knowing we'd have a dog there. The owners were helpful, check in was quick, and they were very VERY nice. Considering the area, I wonder if all the 'owners were so rude' comments were just veiled issues with their race, since there really aren't any other Chinese folks in the area.

We were on a trip from south central MO to eastern OK over 9 days and stayed in many hotels. Most…read moreof them were chains. This place competed equally with all of them, better than one of the chain hotels, and was the best of the independent hotels. The owners were helpful and the washer and dryer was a saving grace (they had plenty of quarters to cash our dollar bills and detergent to purchase). The rooms and bathrooms were clean. I only wished the water in the hot tub was truly hot and the pool was warm. Without a doubt, if I were in the area, I'd stay there again.