Hotels near Never A Dull Moment Knife Shop, Branson

The hotel was clean at all times. The ambience is fresh. The staff was extremely helpful. The breakfast buffet was a full meal, with hot foods and fresh fruits. The choices were different from day to day; I appreciated the variety. The room was clean. We appreciated the small balcony overlooking the valley and opposite hillside. There is limited parking in the front at the front desk ground level and much more in the back at the lower ground level. The hotel is built on the side of one of Branson's razorback hills. There is an open sitting area in the lobby and a larger open loft sitting space up the staircase (or elevator) from the lobby. The indoor pool was good. The outdoor pool had not opened for the season yet in April. This was a good time to be in Branson: Not so many of us tourists, flowers in bloom and mild temperatures.

Does not look like anything like the pictures. Breakfast was cold Forks in the container with prongs up should be handles up. So I ate with the spoon the first morning until I took my first bite and it was cold. Ended up going out to eat. The outside pool was empty once I advertise with an inside and outside pool. The floors had stained the bathroom was pretty disgusting. When you went outside or you could smell of garbage from the garbage bins that were overflowing. Stay at your own discretion. I will not be staying here again.

When staying in Branson you have many choices for lodging. Because of this there are wide ranges of quality. Most are either really nice or average. This one falls in the latter category. For an older motel the rooms are clean and refurbished. The air conditioner did a fantastic job. The bed was comfortable enough. The breakfast is ok, not great but not terrible either. The pool is really small. The door to the room was hard to get it to close, you really had to slam it. The key card took a little bit to unlock the door. The room had a mini-fridge but no microwave. The location is at the end of town but still able to walk to some places without problems. The front desk is not 24 hours. Plenty of good and bad so again,average.

I have been to Branson just a few time, mostly stay in a cheap hotel (nothing cheap there people) or on the lake. Splurged on a 2 day trip with hubby just to get away, so luckily I chose correctly with Chateau on the Lake. I have traveled the world, seen 35 countries and too many to count hotels as part of my career so I know a bit about these things. Hotel was spectacular in beauty, elegance, service, and location. We received an upgrade to room 838 King Size suite lakefront view. And the room was outstanding in size, comfort, and privacy. We could see the pool and lake from our room, watch the sunset while sipping wine. All resorts have a high tax rate in addition to hotel fees in Branson, just comes with a tourist town. This also has a $28 per night resort fee, so that adds to the rate by about $60 per night. Still, the cheap hotels are easily over $100, our rate was $180 (they offer military discount) plus the local taxes, etc. For what was a 10 on the scale, worth every dime we paid. Two pools, two spas (indoor and then outdoor), a sweet shop with lovely desserts and ice cream, drinks, and I found the breakfast adequate. The views spectacular. Service good even though they were busy. There is an entire spa in addition, it was romantic weekend so we stayed together but next trip will make it a girls weekend and enjoy that amenity. Just being there for the weekend without going elsewhere would be lovely, but of course you have all of Branson to enjoy with only a 10 minute drive. Newby staff at counter, misspoke to a new checkin while I was waiting for something. Newby didn't realize the pamphlets on local activities are in a nearby lounge so he misspoke and told the guy they didn't have any information on local restaurants or events (I tried to give the guy insight) so that needs fixed. But I recommended internet to the guy, older guy wasn't amused and didn't want to learn the ”technology” on well your loss lol My new favorite place to go, only few hours from our home in Arkansas.