Top Hotels Near Cabaret Theater in Branson from AU$88

"Breakfast was good however seating limited due that day"

"Very nice room. Everything was as described in description of property. We enjoyed everything about the property. We look forward to staying again."

"The beds and pillows were some of the most comfortable I’ve used, the water pressure was great, and the air conditioner could be turned down adequately. It was a great night’s sleep!"

"The hotel was decorated so cute! The staff was so friendly. Breakfast was delicious every morning. The rooms were comfortable and it was very quiet. Great location too. "

"Everything was great"

"Everyone was polite and respectful. The room was clean"

"It was very nice. I can picture this hotel in a small European town. John at the front desk was helpful."

"We had a wonderful time."

"Pros: - Location was where I needed - The price was very competitive - The room was clean - The motel was not busy and was quiet overall Cons: - The front desk was smoky and caused a headache. When I asked for extra towels, they came from the smoky front desk room. -I asked for an accessible room and received one, but some things would be issues for people with different abilities. - The bedframe was not secured to the wall/floor and would move across the floor with the slightest nudge. A wheelchair user may find transfers unreliable. - The 'nightstands' were glass and metal. They were unstable and insufficient for things like a CPAP. - The outlet by the bed was just on one side, so a CPAP and other devices would need to be on a specific side of the bed or need an extension cord. - The bathroom floor was steeply slanted up to get to the shower/toilet almost immediately after entering the bathroom. There are no visual cues to show this. -The showerhead was low, which would make sense for a wheelchair user, but was not easily functional for standing users. - The showerhead was handheld with no high mount, and the vertical sliding mount provided was not ideal. It would frequently, quickly slide to the lowest setting on the mount. This would cause the head to fall off the mount and hit the shower floor. Again, fine for some people (even if startling), but problematic if bending/reaching the floor would be an issue. - The water pressure was lackluster."