The quinoa blend is amazing; truly worth the price. We split the Crescent City chicken, which was…read moresavory and sweet, with a honey sauce, served over a delicious blend of grains, lentils, and diced veggies. We got a slice of Company's Coming Pie to go; is it the state pie of Arkansas or is it Possum Pie? Super nice folks, too. And the view, the view! The slip of a deck off the back makes the visit.

Restaurant view of the Ozarks is AMAZING. Every table has a view. The space is small but so is the…read moreparking lot. If you can park, you can probably eat. We had a small wait during the elk festival. Staff were friendly. Our group ordered chicken strips, fried catfish and a Reuben sand-which. Chicken strips are hand breaded, roll was a happy surprise (soft and crusty), green beans flavored perfectly. Fish and sand-which were good but not standouts. We also had coconut pie for dessert. It was not overly sweet for a pie and was made in house. They also have a gift shop. We came away with two of the seasonings they keep on the table. Carlton's Arkansas Dirt Seasoning out of Harrison, AR. It was a happy find.

Management was rude and abusive. Some woman came downstairs to check me in and was combative from…read morethe very first. She totally freaked out about my service dog. I had made the reservation 8-10 months in advance and called several days beforehand. Had there been an issue, I should have been informed at that time. This woman continued to yell, shake profusely and call me a liar, saying sarcastically she would, "pray for me". There was something very off about whatever is going on in that house. As this woman was shaking and yelling, she told me they actually utilize their handicapped daughter as their house maid! Yet she was very ugly about allowing my service dog. Even though it was getting late and I had no other place to stay, I just had to get out of there. It was all very bizarre. This place is downright scary. Enter at your own risk!

The owner is very accommodating & easy going. It is an older hotel (read the history on the…read morewebsite), but...the rooms are very quiet, very clean, and the hot water doesn't take forever. We had the top room with the private porch, which was lovely. Ended up staying an extra night. This particular room did not have a fridge or microwave, but did have a coffee maker. Outside of renting a cabin, it is the place to stay in Jasper.

Great people. Great cabins. An absolute outstanding time spend in the Arkansas wilderness. So…read morethankful for their help.

I am beyond thankful to have found this place at the last minute. Our other accommodations did not…read morework out and Kelly was nice enough to get a cabin ready for me, my brother and his dogs and let us stay. I was so happy that she had a cabin available (cabin #2)! And what a cabin! These are log cabins with long decks that overlook the Arkansas hills. Everything was clean and just really, really nice. I was looking for a place with a full kitchen, and this had it (well, minus the oven, but that was OK, it had a toaster oven!), including full-sized refrigerator, microwave, stove. The kitchen had everything you might need: pots, pans, all manner of utensils, all the dishes and silverware, storage containers potholders, etc. There was a dining table, and couches and a coffee table in front of the fireplace. There were games on the shelf that you could play, there were lots of power outlets, big fluffy towels in the bathroom, and parking for 2+ cars. The downstairs bedroom had a queen bed (I think) and upstairs in the loft was a twin and a double. Lots of room to spread around here! The deck had a birdfeeder and a hummingbird feeder (and, yes, the hummingbirds do show up), with rocker-swing two-seater, barbecue, bench, and two chairs, just plenty of room to hang out. Our deck overlooked a beautiful field in front of the view of all the pretty Arkansas hills. Oh, and the sunset was almost directly in front of us! I felt like I was living in the hunting lodge of a Lord of the Manor and thoroughly enjoyed being there. It is about a quarter-mile up a side road from Highway 7, just south of Jasper, and it was very quiet there except for the sounds of birds! Kelly was extremely accommodating and gracious, and again, I was thoroughly thrilled to find this place on short notice because it was really spectacular and beyond my expectations!

With just four cabins, and located outside of town, it might be easy to overlook Ozark Mountain…read moreCabins, but then you'd miss out one of the gems of the Jasper Area. Sitting on the side of the mountain, each cabin features spectacular views of the valley. With three full size beds, our cabin was just the right size for a group looking to explore the nearby river or hike in the mountains. The kitchen is fully outfitted and they even provide a grill! The only drawback is that there is no internet or TV. Of course, this might be seen as a benefit to some as it adds to the charm or being in a cabin in an area known for its outdoor activities.

Was concerned about locating this establishment as gps/cell service is spotty. Looked up directions…read moreprior to entering the state. No issues in spotting Little Switzerland as it's located on Highway 7 (north of Jasper and south of Pruitt). Parking is available. Checking in and out were simple. There was a dog and cat on the property but not bothersome at all (only saw them at check-in). Great location for a weekend to disconnect and enjoy the company/nature around you. Cabin 3 Room 5 (second floor of unit) was simple yet homey - included 1 queen and 2 twin beds, mini-fridge, microwave, round table/chairs, towels, cable tv, and bathroom. Things to consider bringing - hair dryer, toiletries, can opener, board/lawn games, adult beverages/bottle opener (property is in a dry county), water/snacks.

Very unsatisfactory:( i hate writing negative reviews so this is a first for me but this was such a…read morelet-down it was noteworthy. I took my wife here on our honeymoon a few years ago because she loves all things Switzerland and the website makes it look very promising... We were very disappointed. The only nice chalet was the gift shop. To this day I still tell my wife I owe her an actual honeymoon. I'm not ranting against these people but just wanted to save you some time, money, etc. I don't know what, if anything, has changed since then but honestly based on our experience I'd have to say You'd do better going to...basically anywhere else.

Stayed one night at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Harrison while visiting family in the area,…read moreand this was a very solid stay. The room was clean and had some nice features. I especially appreciated that the outlets were located in convenient places around the room, which makes a difference when traveling with phones, chargers, and devices. The air conditioning worked very well and kept the room comfortable all night. The common areas were also clean and well maintained. The lobby had a welcoming feel, the indoor pool area was bright and inviting, and the breakfast area was organized and easy to use. Breakfast was decent, and I was pleasantly surprised to see they offered a turkey sausage patty in addition to the regular breakfast items. One thing worth noting is that they no longer keep coffee makers in every room as part of their sustainability policy. Instead, they offer fresh coffee in the lobby 24 hours a day. It means a little extra walking, but the sign explained that it is part of their effort to reduce single-use waste, which I can appreciate. Also, the front desk can provide a coffee maker if requested. The only minor issue was that the downstairs beverage machine did not have a water option because that feature was broken during our stay. Overall, this was a clean, comfortable, and dependable overnight stop, and I would definitely stay here again. 117 Highway 43 E Harrison, AR 72601

The staff was very friendly with providing more towels for my family, my dog, and I. The rooms were…read moreclean and the breakfast was hot with lots of variety.

Wow! I had no idea this was a haunted hotel! Happy to learn about it from the front desk staff…read more (They were wonderful and helpful!) I I think I was the only guest in the entire hotel! (With the ghosts, of course!) The room was clean and comfy. The TV did keep turning on and off, but I was told ghost Beatrice doesn't like tvs. I appreciated the handwritten note that was left in my room, as well as the history lesson from the front desk staff. The only problem that I had was in the morning, there was no one at the front desk, so all of the doors were locked to get out. I was trapped in the lobby for a short time until I figured out how to get out. I felt strange leaving the hotel open with no one at the front desk. I will definitely be back. What a great experience. Haunted and all!!

This hotel is old from 1929 and very unique and has history. We were put in a room that faced the…read morefront and it was very loud all night, plus the AC did not work as it's connected with four rooms and they all have to be on the same function, either AC or heat at the same time ...which they were not. We wish the girl at check-in would've told us that there would be coffee down in the lobby the next morning because the room coffee was terrible. Elevator was out. Desk chair was torn up. Only Roku TV One plus was it does have covered parking.

First, The GOOD: The phone number works, it's where it says…read moreit is, they do have rooms, the place is smack in the middle of Jasper, not two blocks from Ozark Cafe (our final destination in Jasper). It's also very affordable, and we were able to check-in late (which I know is a hassle for Mom & Pop outfits). Also, and I can't express how wonderful this was, we were able to bring our dog. Oh, and they do offer Canoe rentals, which is a big draw in the area. Now, the not so good, where to start? Brace yourself for a long review... In order for us to check-in, they left our room key *in the door.* Which, while convenient, was very strange to me. When we walked in the room, it was after a very long day of driving, so we plopped our stuff down on the extra bed and got ready to relax. I noticed on the way in that the main light in the room was a bare bulb with no cover, and there was a recently-patched part of wall in the shape of a smoke detector, but I didn't see any smoke detector there or anywhere else. I also noticed that the pilot light for the old gas wall-heater was left on for us (that's nice!) I turned on the heater because it was getting to be a cold night out. I went to the bathroom, flicked on the light, which flashed on for a second and then died. The only light. And no windows either. It was late enough I assumed we couldn't call anyone to fix that, so I just flicked on a cell phone light and rolled with it. While using the facilities I found that the toilet seat aggressively would not stay up. After I'd finished using the toilet I started gasping, and realized I'd just peed in a toilet bowl full of bleach in an unventilated room (oh, no fan in the bathroom either). So I flushed and got out of there ASAP. I'm a big fan of cleaning with bleach, but I know better than to mess with it without any air flow, and definitely not mixed with Ammonia/pee. I came out of the bathroom, and noticed that the room was nice and warm, and that the heater had shut itself off - AND shut off the pilot light while the gas was still on. I quickly turned the gas off. At this point, we found the gas/CO2 detector. It was in a dresser drawer, and we found it because it started beeping. Well, at least it works, right? So, we opened the door and swung it a bit to mix in some fresh air, which made the beeping stop. But now the room was around 50 degrees and we didn't want to turn the heater back on. This was around when I noticed that the outlets - ALL the outlets - in the room were two-prong. Something old enough that I'd never even seen before, let alone seen an entire room of them, so it's a good thing we didn't bring anything we needed to plug in... Care to guess if there's Wi-Fi or not? At this point, two folks in the room next to us went out into the driveway to smoke. I appreciated that, because they were trying to be responsible and smoke outside - but that's when we noticed that the seal on our door didn't do a darn thing, so for a few hours, our room smelled like smoke. We were laughing our butts off by then, because what else can you do? We had our picnic dinner, piled every sheet and blanket we could find on the one bed, and went to sleep on the threadbare mattress. Easily the craziest Motel stay I've ever had. It almost felt like it had been booby-trapped. But, we were just looking for a place to sleep, so it worked. But Man! What an experience!

We got their and waited an hour and half for a 5 minute ride to the river. The lady at the front…read moredesk had an awful attitude, rude and just not nice. After the float we waited 1 hour for a 10 minute shuttle ride back. The bathroom was DISGUSTING. DO NOT RECOMMEND

We are staying at Marriott's Willow Ridge, Branson and our 1-bedroom is immaculate, well organized…read moreand has a roomy patio!! We've enjoyed the activities of the area even with the inclement weather and the wine & beer tasting ! The Activities Director, Massimo organized the activities well and took time to talk with us and Michael greeted us at the front desk and was thorough and pleasant in preparing important information and answering questions for us!!!

I'm a longtime Marriott loyalist, but this stay at the Marriott Vacation Club in Branson, Missouri,…read morewas one of the most frustrating experiences I've had with the brand. Short Version: If you are staying for a short time period avoid the "timeshare treatment" and fees. The housekeeping and room size won't make it an enjoyable experience. Book a true hotel that can help make your stay comfortable. I booked a smaller room directly through the Marriott website for a 3-night stay. Knowing the room type, I specifically called ahead to confirm we would receive daily housekeeping. The representative assured me we would get what they called a "daily tidy" service. After the first day, we returned to an untouched room. When I called the front desk on July 17, 2026, I was told they only offer every-other-day service and that the "daily tidy" description was "misleading" (their words). They clarified it was simply a limited clean every other day. At that point, it was too late to change anything, so we made do. The next day we returned around 3pm hoping to nap and shower before evening plans. The room was exactly as we had left it. At the front desk, staff explained they have until 4pm to service rooms and prioritize checkouts over stayovers. While I understand operational realities, I was surprised and frustrated that nothing had been done by mid-afternoon. The same associate I had spoken with the day before rolled her eyes at me, which only added to the poor experience. No one seemed to view this as an issue worth addressing. I asked if they could at least bring fresh towels to the door so we wouldn't have to vacate the room. Shortly after returning, we received multiple phone calls from the front desk and a housekeeper knocking--disrupting our attempt to rest. When the housekeeper arrived, she only had one towel initially. She later returned with towels but no hand towels or washcloths. By then it was too late for any meaningful tidy. The room also had a persistent musty smell, likely made worse by damp bath and beach towels hanging to dry. As non-timeshare guests, we expected standard Marriott service levels rather than reduced attention. We didn't stay long enough to use laundry facilities or most amenities, but the pools appeared well-maintained and the game room was clean. Unfortunately, those positives couldn't make up for the core failures in housekeeping and guest service. Over the past few years I've been shifting more toward Hilton properties, which have felt more dependable and consistent. Every time I give Marriott another chance, I end up disappointed. This was the lowest-bar experience I've had in a while: I simply wanted basic daily tidying and towel service so the room wouldn't smell musty. Even my younger children, who don't travel with us often and loved the big pool, thought the overall stay was disappointing. I waited for a manager follow-up or even a simple morning check-in from the front desk, but nothing happened. It seemed the 4pm deadline was all that mattered. I hope Marriott Vacation Club reviews these processes. Housekeeping communication and service standards need clear improvement to match the brand's reputation.