My Favorite place at Reelfoot Lake to eat l have enjoyed many meals there…read more They have a large selection just to list the main things. They have cat fish, country ham, chicken and much more.

Clean and simple. Hosts were very friendly. It's a place to sleep and it does its job. We couldn't…read moreget the wall heater to turn off so it got a little warm. Not unbearable though.

Our family rented a cabin for a week at the lake. There is an extremely long and steep hill between…read morethe cabins and marina. On our first day we went to the office and inquired about borrowing a golf cart to transport our things between the dock and our cabin and were told they didn't have any. There were numerous Totten's golf carts around the premises and we saw other guests on them. We picked up some family members on the other side of the lake and brought them by boat to our resort. My father in law is disabled with a cane and had already fallen several times that day. He tried to walk up the hill himself and almost fell again. My husband went back to the marina to ask to borrow a golf cart but John was talking with someone inside watching my father in-law on the hill and laughing at him. Due to the urgency of my father in laws condition on the hill and the disrespect of John, my husband got in the Totten cart to pick up his dad and get him up the hill before he fell. After dropping him off, my husband brought the golf cart right back to the marina at which point John came outside and started cussing at my husband and threatening him saying he was going to call the sheriffs department for theft of the cart. The cart was already returned and John knew we are guests of the resort since we had to track him down 2 days in a row to try to buy ice from the marina. We couldn't believe that they would treat their customers that way in a situation of trying to help a disabled man on their property. We immediately checked out. I would not recommend this resort. Any family business should put family first and respect the fact that the property is difficult for people to get around. We had hoped to end our day with a nice family barbecue but instead it ended with our family being threatened for transporting a disabled man up the hill. In the future this resort should be more accommodating to their guests and offer to help people up the hill instead of laugh at them.

From the owner: We are a Marina and Resort on Lake Wappapello. We have boat slips, boat rentals, Kayak rentals,…read morefuel, food and cabins for rent.

The best option in Pocahontas!…read more Yup -- all the comforts of home with extras at every turn, including charging stations Quiet, private, and exclusive from the time you arrive. Love this place!

Let's say you're lost or maybe visiting old friends, maybe you like photographing old, falling…read moredown, wooden barns scattered along the two lane highways that run through America's farmland. If, for whatever reason, you end up in the "Rice Bowl of America"* needing accommodation in Pocahontas AR and you're wondering what would be, without question, the finest this town has to offer, look no further. Lesmeister Guesthouse provides a 5-star experience at a 3-star price in a quaint, yet, at best, 2-star town**. A commercial building built in 1902 was taken back and repurposed into four separate living spaces each with it's own floor plan and name. Two face Marr St just off the old , still vibrant, town square. Two more have entrances in the alley behind the building. The finest of the lot, the "Laurel", is found around back. Up a short flight of stairs leads to 1100sqft of exceptionally well crafted tri-level comfort. Absolutely stunning. Half a level down what appears to be an indestructible, steel braced, wooden staircase, is the dining/bath/kitchen area. Top notch in virtually every way. Down a another set of rough (from 1902) exposed concrete steps leads to a slightly claustrophobic bedroom (and weak wifi) area, with its king bed, which is actual ground level to the back alley parking area. The (low) door out of the bedroom provides easy loading/unloading from one's car but locks behind you. Take day trips to nearby towns like Hardy with it's historic downtown shopping area or plan a float trip on the Current River out of Doniphan MO. Graceland, in Memphis, is two hours away. Comfortably furnished, nicely decorated, heated towel rack and bathroom floor, bidet, bathroom sun light, EV charging station, local assistance if needed,...without a doubt staying at the "Laurel" at the Lesmeister makes visiting Pocahontas a much nicer experience. THANK YOU!!, whomever built this place!! 5+++++/5 *40% of America's rice is grown in the area surrounding Pocahontas. Be forewarned: the area becomes the "Mosquito Bowl" during harvest season. ** Becomes a 3-star town as a home base when exploring surrounding areas and a 4.5-star town if absolute peace and quiet is required because you're writing your memoir.

This stay was the result of several hours' searching for lodging in the van buren area. my wife…read moreand i are 50 somethings, and rode our gold wing up there. we both have adrenaline filled lives in EMS and wanted a simple relaxing stay, sleep well, float on the river and RELAX. suffice it to say this was NOT the place for much of that. we stayed on a Sunday-Monday counting on most of the rowdies and drunks to be gone, and for the most part they were. Our room ended up being what they call a "studio apartment". basically, a couch, a bed and a cheesy electric cook stove. I suppose if you're an 18 YO with a weekend of sex, alcohol and crazy party in store it would have been perfect. not so much so for us. i specifically said to the lady i called to set up the cabin (and i thought i was getting a cabin...not a duplex)...that i NEEDED level parking NOT on a gravel road. our gold wing is big, heavy, and will NOT be driven on gravel mountain passes or driveways. what we got was a cabin duplex (shared with others) on a hillside...up a gravel road, on a hill. NO level solid parking at all. secondly. room stunk of mildew and mold. bed was atrocious. neither one of us slept a wink in the two night (mandatory 2 day stay) that we were there. shower was gross. my wife didn't even use it. NO WiFi. NO television. i guess you get all your stuff done at the cafe downtown before you come back into the room. once you're there, you're watching each other. there is direct tv...but it is 30 channels of INFO MERCIALS. i guess next time we will be better informed. the sad thing...it is like Lowes. they want you to understand everything from the web site and make decisions based on that. it don't work very well like that either. the phone call didn't even net the results we needed. it was not the worst time...we had a good float...but won't be staying here again. better served for groups of teenagers.

Absolutely the best place to stay in Van Buren hands down. Melissa is AWESOME! She is definitely…read morethe person you want to check you in she is the sweetest person on Earth. Apart from Melissa, Jordan and Andy are the ones you need around camp to take care of you. A wonderful campsite with a clean office and a great energetic staff. You won't regret booking your stay here. Also recommend floating down the river and hitting The Gravel Bar & Grill after, Debby's awesome!

We wanted to do a boat trip for the annual October Pelican Festival. The parks tours were sold out…read morebut this business arranged one for us. Another resort won't take non-lodgers! This wasn't cheap, but was worth it for the adults and great grandchild. Lasted much longer than we expected because the Captain wanted us to have a great experience. I'd like to try them for the Crappie season in the Spring. Recommended

Great duck hunting and fishing motel on the shore of Reelfoot Lake. Clean comfortable rooms,…read moreefficient cleaning services, with a great restaurant. The owners Kerry and JoAnn are delightful folks who worked hard to accommodate the "full house" during the www was peak winter season. Best motel on Reelfoot Lake by far. My three nights here were perfect. The WiFi worked fine , plenty of parking, fridge in room was clean. Worthy O rring un