LOVES this place! From our honeymoon 24 years ago, to bringing our children in recent years,…read moreSky-Vue has a special place in our hearts. The views of the Boston mountains are PHENOMENAL. The rooms are CLEAN and COMFORTABLE and breakfast is DELICIOUS.

We were taking the backroads from my daughters house to Soma, and I remembered this place from my…read morechildhood SO I HAD TO STOP! The view out of the back deck is awesome. The shipping is cool and homey and fun. Plus they have a cat named Diablo. There was a small child playing in a playroom / living room area. This is a home as much as a store!

You will enjoy your time here. Monica, your host, is tops! Go back in time ... to a simpler life…read more.. even if it is a weekend! We will be back...

This place is awesome. I believe the house was built in 1908. Tahlequah is the home of the Cherokee…read moreNation. If you are looking to come to the Cherokee Nation, stay here and step back in time and absorb its charm. Monica is the manager, the cook, the groundskeeper, the cleaning crew, the server, she is an awesome human. I don't know how she does it all. She's just as charming as the house. The house was tidy and clean...so clean. The Blue Fern puts any hotel chain to shame, they could learn a thing or two from Monica about hospitality and professionalism. Her breakfast was yummy and the coffee cake was tasty. They are in the process of trying to sell the Blue Fern and retire, but in the meantime, they gotta keep the lights on, stay here if you're going to Tahlequah. Thank you, Monica for the great memory!

Everything about this place is the best! Staff, facility, and the site itself…read more.. I have visited during the annual Wakarusa Music Festival and explored the grounds very thoroughly! Magical beauty, but with the creature comforts you enjoy. I always miss it greatly once I leave, that's the sign of a place getting ahold of you.

I stayed here with 3 other guys. We took a bike ride up to Arkansas to try out the Pig Trails. This…read moreplace is nice. The staff went out of their way to make us feel comfortable. Whatever we needed or asked for they were ready to accommodate us. At one point we needed a gas can and they provided it. We got there late (10 pm or so), when the front office was closed. We called the phone number posted on the front door and someone came within 10 minutes to let us into the house we rented. We rented the Sears house. The place comes with a washer and dryer. This is great for those on bikes, this means you can carry less clothes and wash your jeans and shirts along with your "unmentionables" every night. Laundry detergent, shampoo, body wash, and towels are provided. I would definitely return and stay here. We bought a few beers and relaxed at night. The room has satellite television which is great to watch the news and local weather daily. The A/C worked and cooled the house great. We ate breakfast at the local gas station down by Ozark. It was a great diner with big breakfast plates. The place is called Hillbilly Hideout. If you are on your motorcycle, remember that the ride up to the Sears house is tricky. There's pavement for a short stretch but then there's loose gravel/rocks. This can be a little difficult to cruise or ride on with two wheels. Makes your front wheel dance left to right quite a bit.

My first time staying at a bed and breakfast and the Victoria was wonderful!…read more My husband and I stayed in the Camelot room. The drapes were hung so beautiful and the black chandelier is gorgeous. My favorite part is the bathroom. It has pink floral wallpaper and it's so quaint. The whole room was filled with such detail and intention. Michael is such a wonderful cook. There were homemade scones and cinnamon rolls served with eggs, bacon or sausage and they also had little parfaits. I had to have everything because it smells so delicious! Totally worth it to stretch my waistline. Joana mentioned they plan to open a bed and breakfast in France! With the wonderful couple hosting, you know I'll be there! Learning about the history of the Victoria from Joana was surprising! I'll leave yall with a cliffhanger so you can go and check it out or go back and hear about it from Joana or Michael.

So happy we decided to make The Victoria Bed and Breakfast our choice to call home for the one…read morenight we stayed in Bentonville! The location was perfect to walk to the downtown area. The B and B itself was welcoming, tastily decorated, cozy and comfortable. The pool and hot tub looked inviting although we didn't have time to try either. Killer breakfast in the morning with plenty of food. Fruit was the best and so fresh and delicious. Pastries were equally as fresh. The presentation and vibe of the dining area was nicely done. Breakfast order was cooked as requested and yummy. I am sorry we were able to spend more time, not only in the area, but at The Victoria. It takes a special couple to own and manage a B and B and Michael and Joana have it mastered to a fine art! You won't be disappointed to add this to your list of places to stay if you are in the vicinity.

Great historic getaway! We were greeted by the owner, he was hard at work preparing for the weekend…read morerush. Beautiful view of Branson from the balcony, nice parking, clean cozy rooms and very quiet peaceful grounds. Love the pool and their chickens out back too! It was very reasonably priced, excellent value!!

We went to Bentonville to see Crystal Bridges and stayed one night at Laughlin House in April. I…read moreagree with the other reviewers that the house is attractively done, clean, comfortable and conveniently located. We too found that the owners were gracious hosts and the breakfast was delicious. I want to add two thoughts. First, the neighborhood was very quiet with lots of well kept and interestingly landscaped old houses, and it was a safe pleasant walk to Crystal Bridges and downtown. Second, if you wanted to drive to Bentonville with a friend who didn't want to go to Crystal Bridges, your friend would be just fine hanging around Laughlin House watching movies on their nice TVs, reading, or sitting (at least in the Spring) in their garden while you visit the museum.

Beautiful stay! Was in the Blushing Rose suite on the second floor. Felt very safe with the…read moreneighborhood and area. I do wish the rooms had a mini fridge but that's okay, there is a large fridge and microwaves available in the gaming / common room which itself is a nice perk! Loved all the coffee nooks -was a nice thought! I'm bummed there's no breakfast anymore under the new ownership but by no means does it take away from the stay. Was so cute, clean and I'd stay again if I find myself in the area.

Came in during one of the worst rain storms I've ever been in, Sam met us at the door and gave us…read moreinstructions on what to do if the storm escalated. Big thanks to Sam! Beautiful mansion that has been put together so tastefully and the room we rented was clean and well appointed. As a fan of history and architecture you can't go wrong. Nice coffee bars in the common areas and spent a few moments on the way out chatting with the other guests. Loved our stay and will be coming back on our return trip

This is off the beaten path and nestled in the country in the shadows of Mount Magazine in…read moreArkansas. If you look on the map it looks like you are in the middle of a pasture, and that's sort of how it feels. It's the most comfortable place I've ever stayed. And the owners, Barbara and Edward Clare are almost like family to all of their guests. When you stop in the main house they have a fresh baked loaf of bread for you--there's butter and blackberry jelly in your fridge at one of the two cottages. Now if you are looking for 5-star accommodations with the finest spa amenities, this is not your place. If you are looking for a country cabin with a fire pit, comfy bed, rustic beauty of the mountains all around you--then you have hit pay-dirt. This is the only place I stay in the area. Based on when you books you will pay $80-$100 per night, less than most hotels in the area. We stayed the night before in Mena and regretted it. The cottage has a fully stocked kitchen with coffee, hot tea and enough spices, pots, pans and dishes for you to cook what ever you want. I make breakfast every time I'm there. I grab some eggs and ham at the local convenience store and I'm set. The bed is comfy and the bathrooms is super clean. They have DISH Network, so you can watch television or enjoy the selection of VHS tapes. But really you should go sit on the porch and see the stars or listen for the wildlife to come scurrying by.

We have loved out stay here! It is the perfect little homey cottage away from it all but the…read moreperfect launching spot for hiking and wine tasting adventures. My husband and I have had such a wonderful week and the hosts/owners are so welcoming and lovely!

This place is lovely. Fayetteville is a cool little town, and the Stay-Inn-Style is a great place…read moreto land. The couple who runs the place are kind and helpful, and breakfast is terrific. The rooms are nicely appointed, quiet, and private. We'll be returning for sure.

First time guest, will be staying here again. Sharon made checking in and out painless (we did…read moreeverything over the phone until I saw her at breakfast). The Inn is very eclectic, but I thought it was very tasteful and unique. I read a review on some other website that said the Inn is cluttered, but I think that must have been written by a soulless ghoul that's stayed at Best Westerns a little too often. This place is just cool. We stayed in the Weekender Suite and we were very comfortable. Very clean and I liked the dog themed decorations. Half mile walk to Dickson or a $2 Uber ride, so you're right in the thick of things for Fayetteville. tl;dr Affordable cool bnb