Mena Mountain Resort is the most comfortable, quaint and clean resort I've ever been to! Denni and…read moreLou are the sweetest most accommodating hosts! We enjoyed our stay immensely and we will be back!

We've stayed here the past two years and are booking our third trip for next year! Great staff!…read moreGreat atmosphere! Great rooms that are spacious and clean! Too many towels to count!? Clean pool! Large warm hot tub! Pleasant music throughout entire property. Very nice/clean gas grill that we used to cook pork chops and baked potatoes on! We love this place and can not wait to go back next year when we are booking an extra night this time just so we have more time to enjoy all this place has to offer!! BTW: this is a great motorcycle destination as the roads surrounding have lots of curves with awesome views. Just head south out of western Missouri on Rt23 and ride the "Pig Trail" down ... set google maps destination for : Mena Mountain Resort ... and then just sit back and enjoy the ride!! (Attached is a pic we took of Lou & Denni (Mena Mountain Resort owners) who agreed to lead us up the mountain for a cruise on our motorcycles; great folks with hearts of gold!)

It seemed they did renovation, the rooms nice and cleaned, easy check in and out. Definitely stay…read morethere again when we're in town

The longer my trip goes, the better the hotels get. Ozark has risen to the top of my list so far,…read moredespite not having any food up front (not that that's a dealmaker for me). The only other real con for me is that these are outdoor rooms - but there are no indoor hotels anywhere near this price point in the area. To be fair, every place has had good service for me so far, and no exception - the Ozark desklady happily gave me a second key to unlock the room that had my first key locked inside (I was really tired last night, sorry!). Rooms are very well maintained and kept clean. No loiterers outside, unlike other hotels on this vacation, and no smoking anywhere. This all shows, and it's why we're at the top. What I'd like to see for 5 stars: quieter room A/Cs, slightly softer beds, room lights a little less obnoxiously bright (no lamps, it's just a few overheads - all or nothing it feels like). It's close. A good choice for Mena travelers.

What a delightful historic experience! It's like staying at grandma's house her dad built with his…read morebare hands. We snagged a room here to get us the majority of the way from Dallas to Eagle Rock Loop (Arkansas) so we could knock it out without a 4.5h drive leading up to it. I am so glad we did! Upon arrival at around 8PM, we had to call so the inn keeper could let us in, then we got a tour, and were shown upstairs to our room: #4. The floors are creaky with charm, but there's a private bathroom in the room, window-unit AC, and a large and powerful space heater (we were toasty on a freezing night). So much personality and personal touches here. A modest, but complimentary, selection of snacks and drinks are available in various places, too! All in all, I'd definitely come back and stay a little longer!

I stayed here with a buddy on a road trip to Texas and it was definitely unusual…read more The neighboring national park is beautiful but the town of Talihina is a grim place, avoid if possible, it's definitely seen better days. Upon arrival we received a warm greeting from the gentleman at the front desk and he showed us to our ground floor room. The decor in the hallway set the tone (rather rundown but featuring displays about the area and history of the hotel), one of the rooms we passed was missing a door and had a bed sheet covering the door way, perhaps it was being rehabbed? Our room was clean, sheets were nice and the beds were comfy but the room didn't feel finished (bare concrete floor, exposed pipes and electric lines from the room above running along the ceiling). The bathroom was clean but tiny and a bit rundown. After seeing the room for the first time, I'm certain that had I been with my wife, she would have insisted we get back in the car and keep driving. The hotel restaurant is closed for business (not sure if that is temporary or permanent) but that was definitely the only attractive room in the building. The whole marketing emphasis of this place is that it's "historic" but it's only from the 1940's, my home is much older and I've never thought of it as historic. Frankly, it felt like the whole "historic" thing was just an excuse for being so shabby. All in all I'd say that whoever is in charge of cleaning is doing a wonderful job but the whole place is rundown and desperately in need of restoration. You will be hard pressed to find somewhere decent to eat in town. We received a couple of recommendations for "El Rancho Mexican Grill" and it was pretty awful.

Cozy cabin with great views and all the comforts of home! Everything you need for a getaway;…read morepeaceful and private. Ashley V was extremely helpful in getting us scheduled. Would definitely stay here again.

I absolutely love this place. We stayed here for two nights…read moreover the weekend. The cabins are easy to get to write off the main highway close to Mena. There is a steep grade climb up to the cabins, no issues for a car or truck. All of the cabins have a view. We stayed at the honeymooners cabin number three in the view from the screened in porch was amazing. The porch is where we spent most of our time. We used the Jacuzzi tub in the living room for a good hour of soak time before bed. The queen bed was comfortable for two people. Cabin was clean and spacious enough for us, And had everything we needed including a small refrigerator microwave toaster oven sink. Good size shower in the bathroom. We stayed in cabin 3, Honeymooners. The interior of the cabin is all wood but in really good condition and there was no smell of smoke. Good communications by text we never have to actually see anyone. Looking forward to the next visit!

This place is absolutely amazing for a quiet getaway! Cabins are very clean and cozy. The lake…read morewater near the cabins isn't the cleanest but cabins are located within a 15 minute drive to the bigger/cleaner part of the lake. Nature trails in the area are absolutely stunning. The owners were very friendly and willing to help in any way possible.

If you want to get away from it all, this is your place!…read more It is very remote, but if you want a place to go and stay there (for the most part), and fish, swim in the swimming pool, hike, etc., it is a great place. If you want to spend most of your time in Beavers Bend State Park, it is not too convenient for that. And, don't expect to get a cell phone signal. Wifi is not dependable. So, GREAT place if you want to be "removed," and very pretty. Since there isn't much information, I'll say: there are 8 cabins and they are down an 8-mile long road (Game Preserve Road/Sherman Road) from a point that is about 12 miles north of the state parks. There is a swimming pool, and there is a boat ramp very close by. The "lakefront" is a stretch. You can walk down a trail (gets very steep at the end) to the cove of the lake.

Exceptional value, $52 incl tax for large king bedroom with sofa, desk, walk-in closet, tv,…read moreminifridge, microwave. Nice cable channels, watched King Kong. Very clean and new carpets, well appointed furniture, very comfortable temperure in May. Lovely shower, good water pressure, hot. Mgmt says coffee machine and hair dryer to be implented in 2 months (july 2016). Large spacious room, 350sf, surprisingly quiet and away from traffic or people's voices. We dropped in spontaneously on roadtrip to Ouachitas, retail nightly $52 and was extremely satisfied with experience. There is a mediocre buffet in parking lot plaza, but we used microwave to reheat hearty soups. Would recommend, would book again. Bring dish detergent and bowls :) They don't call it the Palace for nothin. Newly opened for 7 months, superior alternative in value to all Mena, AK accomodations.

As far as utility and cleanliness on par with any chain hotel I've stayed at. Someone else said…read moredated decor, I'd call it retro. The staff, particularly Jay, was very helpful. We arrived after midnight and promptly got a room. It was clean, and well made up. A mini-refrigerator and the microwave both worked, plus we had cable and HBO. The AC worked like a charm, it got us down to 65 degrees! The shower was hot and very nice after a long hike. The beds were very comfortable and the sheets were nice, could be improved, but not scratchy. The rooms were pretty large too, lots of room for luggage and space for what ever. There was also a table to eat at or play a game, and a well lit bathroom/vanity. The grounds were well maintained and well lit. I forgot my pillow and they notified me that I left it. I'm very grateful I chose to stay here instead of anywhere else we passed on my way to, and from the national park from Texas. Great customer service, and overall experience. Thank you, guys!

I loved the cabin! Perfect place to watch the eclipse. The hot tub and covered porch were…read moreamazing!!! Our handy man was so nice and helpful. We spent most of our time outside on the lower covered porch or on the sunny upper porch. Loved our time in Hochatown Thank you Toni and Buddy for making our time in Hochatown memorable!

We have been going and staying in these cabins for the past 3 years. They are amazing!! So very…read moreclean and everything has been thought of! A great place to go to just relax and rejuvenate!!

We have a wonderful experience in here. The place and view are awesome. Breakfast is served from…read more8:30 - 9:00 and you have the option to have a romantic breakfast in your room or get it from the dining room with everyone . Breakfast is just perfect. Room is pretty and clean with jacuzi inside. The view from the balcony is just refreshing. Though we are not able to use the pool because it's too cold but it looks enticing ;). . They got a theater room that you can enjoy. The owner/host chandra is so nice and friendly. You can never go wrong in this place. The drive around the town is pretty cool with all the nature and lake views. Restaurants serve good seafood , fresh and yummy. I really recommend this place to everyone. Best experience so far! Too bad we can only stay for 2 nights because we had to get home and work on New Year's eve.

Absolutely perfect. Beautiful views, nice room, amazing pool and hot tub, delicious breakfast…read more We decided to visit Broken Bow on a whim. It was 6 hours to South Padre or 6 hours to Oklahoma, so we decided to head north. It was so much more than we expected and we will definitely be back!!

Nice little country lodge. Cabins smell fresh and clean. Bathtub is amazing!! Staff is friendly…read more Beds are very comfy. A/C unit in our room so we can adjust it to our liking. Price is very reasonable. I would definitely recommend Hochatown Country Lodge!!

I am writing this review to warn future guests about a severe lack of operational integrity at this…read moreestablishment. I arrived to check into my prepaid reservation 6/7, only to be informed that the hotel had given my room away to another guest. I had to call a number on the door since there was not an employee on site. This person lied about my calling, even though, my call log proves otherwise, calling four times until it was answered on the fourth attempt. When contacting the property on 6/15, Jordan at the front desk offered zero customer service then proceeded to HANG UP on me. In the proceeding conversations, she lied three times about this situation. Refused to escalate this to the supervisor nor provide me with their email address. Attempting to resolve this with their billing and management team has been an exercise in frustration. Retaining payment for services rendered is standard business; charging a customer for a room you actively gave away to someone else is, frankly, fraudulent. If you value consumer rights, reliable reservations, and ethical billing practices, I strongly advise booking elsewhere.