I have been staying at this motel for around 40 years. Unfortunately, our last visit was a huge…read moredisappointment. They have taken out all vending machines, can't even get a bottle of water or a soda. We were there for ten days, no ice in the ice machine the entire time. We went to Walmart and bought new pillows because the motel pillows were flat and completely worn out. One of the best things about this motel has always been the pool. Not anymore, it's filthy dirty. Couldn't even see the bottom in the 7 foot end. But the reason we will NEVER stay there again is because they entered our room without our permission. They also entered the room next to ours without the guests permission. Both rooms had the Do Not Disturb sign out. Not sure what they were looking for, but they violated our 14th amendment rights.

Nice clean rooms and reasonable price. We have stayed here a number of times over the years.read more

I had a wonderful stay here the 2nd week of June for a girls trip. My friend, who lives outside…read moreSt. Louis, had made all the arrangements and got us a wonderful cabin for 2 nights. At first, there was a bit of a disappointment as we were supposed to have a top floor, and due to an error we got the downstairs. It ended up being okay as we still had a lovely deck to take in the park views. And our upstairs cabin neighbors were pretty quiet. The main building of the lodge is so rustic, yet modern with a restaurant, nice gift shop, fireplace and a large outdoor deck. The staff was lovely and so helpful. The cabin itself had a small kitchen, 3 bedrooms, one bathroom, deck and living room. For 3 of us, we were very comfortable. I'd have to say the best part of the cabin was sitting out on the deck at night listening to crickets, watching fireflies, and seeing the stars. We lucked out with great weather so were able to enjoy hiking trails within the park, evenings sitting at the creek near the bluffs and pick up from a local rafting company for a river float. The lodge also has the main "hotel" with traditional rooms but I'd highly recommend the cabins for a quieter stay. They're just a short walk away from the main lodge. It was a truly magical and memorable experience here at Echo Bludd.

Beautiful scenery! Many trails and places to ride bikes. We loved time spent at the creek Wednesday…read moreand Thursday. Weekend crowd started coming in Thursday night. The bluff overlook was very cool. Much history about the camp. The camp has free WiFi. We are going to eat at the restaurant tonight. The walk in tent camping was awesome in the woods. Each site had a wooden platform for your tent. Showers and bathrooms were clean

We decided to social distance ourselves for the Thanksgiving holiday and chose Montauk State Park…read morefor our RV spot for the week. Our anniversary being the weekend before Turkey Day, we decided to eat at the lodge for our special dinner. The food is home cooking, hot, and tasty. They offer a few specialty cocktails and a limited selection of wine and beer. The staff is friendly and clearly work hard together. Due to COVID and the off season, the main dining room was closed, but there are a few tables in the shop and snack bar area. The staff does not wear masks - we called ahead and were assured they did, so that was a disappointment. We loved the food, and the hospitality. Just wish they did observe COVID precautions.

Since 2022, their prices have increased by 31% while their quality of food and service continues to…read moredecline. Here are just some of the new prices. If you look through the other photos, you will see a menu from 2022, you will see the over inflated increases.

Very nice place to stay. The cabins are super cute but note that the only way to cook is either by…read moremicrowave or the bbq outside. I believe there is normally a kitchen going but due to the pandemic it is currently down. Either way the grounds are wonderful to look at and enjoy. The managers are really sweet and willing to help you out when necessary. There are lots of things to do in the area. Kayaking, tubing, horseback riding and hiking are the way to go if you come down in this direction. Fishing is a little more difficult but if you look around you'll find a spot just right for you. Council Bluff worked great for us . Also check out the Elephant Rocks and visit the highest point in Missouri. Check out this neat little place; totally worth the drive .

While we didnt have the best experience, Dianne cared & wanted to make sure we left satisfied. I…read morewas thankful for her helpfulness and based on that would recommend and possibly return again someday.

If you don't want to read the whole review I'll summarize by saying don't book here, it's a rundown…read moreproperty with poor food and no good river access. The bumpy, crumbling, neglected driveway into the property was the first clue. Our cabin was so musty it gave us head aches and runny noses. There was a dehumidifier running (which we emptied three times a day as no one from the property ever came to check on it) and four box fans running when we entered the unit. It had a European style ventless A/C which could not keep up with the heat and left one bedroom unusable at night for sleeping. The furniture looked as if it was from the 60's and the front porch furniture even older. The cabin was sort of clean, the bathroom faucets still had toothpaste spots from previous guests. The porch was just plain dirty with holes in the screens. On a positive note, the beds and linens were more than acceptable and the staff who worked there could not have been nicer. Food is included in your room rent and it was awful. First night dinner..some shredded slaw with a limey dressing of some sort and a plate of oily noodles topped with cube steak cooked with chunks of green peppers and onions..the cook's take on Philly Cheesesteak noodles ??? A small piece of bought carrot cake. No bread, no butter, never a choice, food is served plated. There was a coffee pot in the room which we used the first morning (as well as some complimentary Folgers) only to find not one single mug to drink it. And there were no glasses either which we had not noticed as we had bottled water. We found that when we went to pour some wine! Lunch was a "bag lunch" which would have been fine. In other places we've stayed bag lunch to the river is great, sandwich, chips, piece of fruit and a cookie and that's what we expected. Instead this is what we got, this "sandwich", no mayo, no mustard, and off brand bag of chips, no fruit, no cookie, not even a napkin. The second day was a repeat of the first but this time the sandwich was a blob of cold pulled pork on a bun and the chips, nothing else. It was like the pork you buy at Sam's Club but you would serve it heated! The charge for this wonderful food was $55 per day!! And the beautiful Black River could not be seen from the property. You had to walk down the long hill, cross the two lane gravel road, make your way through the brush to find a treacherous set of steps to reach the river. In short we left early. It is impossible to understand the 5 star reviews unless written by someone with interest in the property, especially the one written by "Sabrina". If you are looking for a place to stay go to the Black River Lodge, the property is cared for, lots of activities, three family style meals a day, and a well maintained set of steps that take you right to the river. Interestingly, these properties are owned by the same people, but Wilderness Lodge has certainly been neglected.

Great food and amenities! The black river is crystal clear and always cool and refreshingread more

This is our first time staying here. This beautiful B&B has a lot of charm! Very comfortable and…read moreclean; it feels like home. Excellent hosts and an outstanding home-style breakfast!

Stayed 5 nights attending a wedding and visiting friend/family. My wife found this B&B online and…read morewe could not have been more pleased. Wanda and Sandy were wonderful and the breakfasts she cooked were huge and delicious...from fresh fruit to farm fresh eggs, a pile of bacon, cinnamon rolls, muffins, toast...it was incredible. Highly recommend this B&B if you're ever in the St James area. And to top it off, my wife got to see her very first cardinal. We were sitting outside on their sun porch the first morning when Sandy's sister made us a wonder breakfast and my wife got to see about 5 cardinals coming to their bird feeder...It was just an all around pleasant stay.

After a day of driving thru an ice storm, the Super 8 hotel in Cuba, Missouri provided us with…read moregreat accommodations. The desk staff at check in and check out were friendly and professional. Our room was very clean, nicely decorated and fit our needs well. They welcome large dogs which is a relief when traveling with a German shepherd dog. I booked thru Super 8 customer service line. The representative was helpful, patient and signed me up for their rewards program which grants greater flexibility in booking. Thank you for a top notch experience!

Reasonably priced. Room was clean with some cobwebs in one corner of the ceiling. Stayed in the…read moreground floor with our dog so had an outside door room. AC worked well. Would stay here again.

Everything went well! We were the first customers for new owners who just took over. They were…read moresuper nice and friendly and the motel is amazing. You can feel the history. A small, quiet, peaceful place. Would highly recommend staying here!

Like everyone else who has reviewed this hotel, we're traveling Route 66 and chose this place…read morebecause it was a recommended stop. It's quaint; a nice reminder of what life used to be for travelers. The room is clean and quiet and the bed comfortable. The decor, including the microwave and refrigerator, were chosen to provide a retro vibe. I just feel this could have been a lot better, especially for the price of the room. The manager was not here when we arrived at 5:00 pm and was unavailable by phone. It would have been nice to be able to talk to someone because this is kind of a remote area, no cell service and the wifi didn't work, so how could we know what's available around here? There were ants everywhere in the room, though I'm sure that's not normal for this place. The yard was nice (though showing some neglect), but we weren't sure where it was ok to sit and relax because -- again -- the management wasn't available. The ice machine was broken. TL/DR: Potentially nice, but for the money we've stayed in much better historic hotels on our route.

The whole place was so nice and relaxing. It was the perfect place for a girl's getaway weekend. We…read morelucked out and had the whole place to ourselves. The kitchen in the main lodge has anything and everything you could possibly want or need. It needs some cosmetic repairs on the outside, but the inside was great.

Most relaxing and stress free place to stay. If you wanna just get away from it all this is it.The…read morestaff is great Judy she's like family the way you are treated. The kitchen is great just cook and clean up after yourself that is all they ask for you to do. Windy canoe rental came and picked us up in front and also dropped us off for a small fee I mean a very small fee you feel a little guilty. We did give them a good tip.The rooms are great they are a decent size plus it came with it's bathroom ,shower and tv with dish network. Like I said it has a little bit of everything. So if you looking for a place to stay that feels like home this is the place. If you are going to call the best hours to get ahold of someone is 11:00am to 3:00pm .They have only two care takers there. So check out time is at 10:00 am .Check in time is 3:00pm so they are a little busy.

Very clean, great location close to the tiny town and people we were visiting (the people were…read morenormal-sized for the record). We had a dog with us, so we paid only $10 extra for a night to have her there too. I was very surprised by how nice the room is despite them knowing we'd have a dog there. The owners were helpful, check in was quick, and they were very VERY nice. Considering the area, I wonder if all the 'owners were so rude' comments were just veiled issues with their race, since there really aren't any other Chinese folks in the area.

We were on a trip from south central MO to eastern OK over 9 days and stayed in many hotels. Most…read moreof them were chains. This place competed equally with all of them, better than one of the chain hotels, and was the best of the independent hotels. The owners were helpful and the washer and dryer was a saving grace (they had plenty of quarters to cash our dollar bills and detergent to purchase). The rooms and bathrooms were clean. I only wished the water in the hot tub was truly hot and the pool was warm. Without a doubt, if I were in the area, I'd stay there again.