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Top Branson Hotel Reviews

Lodge Of The Ozarks

10/10 Excellent

"This was a very clean and inviting hotel. The pool was nice for my family and had very clear water. They had contemporary Christian music playing and Bibles throughout which made me feel at home. The breakfast had plenty of options and was well made. I would recommend this place."

Best Western Center Pointe Inn

8/10 Good

"The door was not level as it felt bouncing open if not properly closed. The pools were fantastic! Its quiet and right off the strip. The breakfast was good, but waiting on a server was kinda annoying as she was cleaning at the same time. She used the same pair of gloves to clean and wipe down tables as she did to restock and serve food. She also wiped her hair and face a couple of times. Overall not a bad stay"

Westgate Branson Woods Resort and Cabins

8/10 Good

"Pros- It's tucked away from the strip so it's quiet. I loved that it had so much to do on the property. The pool was nice and the mini golf was set up nicely and kid friendly. The room was pretty cute and we liked that there was a market on the property. The front desk was helpful and everyone was kind. The walking trail was cool. It's also gated and has security check in so that's nice. Cons- The room wasn't that clean. It wasn't filthy but not exactly clean. It was obviously not swept which made me wonder how much effort is actually put into preparing for a new guest. The beds are rock hard, like really hard. The Starbucks is nice but the same person who checks people out for the market items is also the barista so wait times are long even if you're just grabbing one item and no Starbucks. I don't believe the person working the market is at fault, it's just poor design. The employee was kind and did their best. The outdoor pool isn't nearly big enough for all the guests. There are no lifeguards which I thought was strange. There was an abundance of teens acting pretty wild and kids playing rough with no adult supervision. A lifeguard is absolutely necessary in such a crowded area. They don't have a single vending machine on the property but sell an abundance of liquor at the market. That was weird. There are no sidewalks which makes driving around kind of dangerous because people are in the road. There are uneven parts of the ground while walking up to the stairs at the hot"