This place is inexpensive for a reason. There was a broken down recliner in our room. Also, chairs…read morewere split on the top. Very shabby bedding. I had to look to make sure there were no bed bugs and there wasn't. The bed was relatively comfortable. Which I did appreciate. There was a jacuzzi tub in the bathroom, but it was old and broken (did not work). Overall, this place is ratty. Does not look like the pictures they have online.

We enjoyed our stay here! The beds were a little hard for my boyfriend's taste but I slept great…read more Friendly and helpful staff. The room smelled clean, I did not find any evidence of previous guests (hair, dust, trash Etc...) we would stay here again!

After staying at The Village at Indian point, I find myself skeptical of the Expedia ratings!…read more The place was GROSS. As soon as we walked into the room we were hit with a wall of musty odor. The condo was straight from the 80s with popcorn ceilings, wooden trim, yellowing formica laminate countertops and yellowing appliances to match. The bathroom had broken and loose floor tiles. The worst part was the spider in the toilet, mold around the jets in the bathtub and stains on the bedding! And if that wasn't enough, the bed was absolutely PAINFUL! The only good things I can say about the place was the property grounds were nice and the area was quiet. Overall, the place was a waste of our time and money. I have no idea why in the world they have any good reviews.

It was a nice Condo area BUT we booked a pet condo. Most other places we visit with our pet has…read moreflooring. This has carpet. It smelled soo bad. They told me they cleaned it the morning we arrived. It had a very strong Musty odor the minute we opened the door. The smell never went away. We called the office and said it smelled of mold or Mildew. They said it couldn't be, but would move us to a different pet condo for $200 more. We decided to suffer thru keeping doors open during the day when we could. See below picture of carpet. it is black I don't know if it's just old or what but we will never stay there again.

We just got back after staying here in lodge 125, it was absolutely amazing! This 6 bedroom, 6…read morebathroom was really clean, quiet, and slept the 18 of us comfortably. We had a family vacation to celebrate my 60th birthday, with the 2 upper & lower screened in porches, we had different areas to fit us all. There was plenty of parking and we all loved walking down to pond and pool area just right out our cabin door. The only negative, there were a couple pillows on couch, & the back of couch where the back pillow is attached were torn & had holes in them. We took pictures on day of our arrival to show we did not do it. But with so many people renting the cabins you can expect some wear & tear. We had a fabulous time

Ignore 2024 reviews.They have remolded and it's just amazing.New everything and cable with DVD. It…read morewas so comfy.Washer & Dryer, central air, ceiling fans. Beautiful, like your in the woods.Awsome clubhouse for food and drinks with a view. Will be back.

We came to Eureka Springs to attend a friends wedding, and she recommended staying here so we…read morebooked a cottage for two nights and we were not disappointed! The price is just right for not being too close to downtown, but close enough. It was about a 5 minute drive from the wedding reception. The cottage is so cute, with a vintage looking mini fridge, a coffee maker, and eclectic decor. It definitely fits in with the Eureka springs vibes. I did get to partake in the campfires because we were so busy, but I loved the option and the firewood was there ready to go. I chatted with the owners some before we left, and they were just the nicest people. We will for sure be back and next time I am making s'mores over the campfire!

I rarely leave a review immediately following settling in, but the Sherwood Court in Eureka Springs…read moreis ... just incredible! It isn't a big resort style mega hotel that strives to be 5 stars...in fact, it runs screaming in the opposite direction of corporate branding and upselling. It is a small, modern, tasteful bit of the picturesque and quintessential American Roadtrip inn. The rooms are color coordinated, clean, and thoughtfully friendly to both the guest and environment (and high quality without attacking the pocketbook!). And, while I checked in late, the owner brought us to the room, explained everything, pointed everything out, and was simply the nicest owner I have met outside of small towns in Europe! What was planned to be a roadtrip with eldest kiddo has turned out to be a magnet, and I hope to return to this beautiful part of the US and FIVE STAR accommodations as soon as possible.

I wouldn't stay here unless Motel 8 was full. Our cabin smelled like the men's room at a hot…read morebaseball park. The picnic table was a hazard, I sat down the the other end flipped up and hit me. Lastly, the cabin has one window unit AC and while the living room was cool, the bed rooms were not and the air was stale due to no movement.

We stayed here for a family reunion in rooms 5 and 6 - third level mini apartments with three…read morebedrooms, two bathrooms, and a small kitchen each. The apartments were small but still cozy. It was very old, but we enjoyed the rustic feel of the place. We loved our view of the lake from our front porch and enjoyed the tree near by. The small playground was wonderful to have for our little ones to play on when we weren't in the water, and the pool was perfect temp with a slide. For some reason, pools with slides are just so much better! The docks provided were SO useful and close to our cabin. If anything, I would definitely change the name from "Resort" to "Schooner Creek Cabins" or "..Cabins on the Lake" or something else, because Resort makes you think of a nicer more updated place: nicer amenities, cleaner pool, etc. Our shower head sounded like a rocket and shot out so violently like it was going to kill you. The mini ovens also worked poorly and cooked our food quite slowly. The banister around the front porch was the most concerning...it was not up to code and its opening were too far apart, my 18 month old could easily fit through its bars and if I wasn't looking, he could've easily fallen right through. Luckily, after we told them (even though they didn't believe us), they willingly put up some protection around the entire banister so we didn't have to worry about, however, they really need to put up a legal banister ASAP, even around the pool. Overall, it was a fun experience, but now we know what to expect when we return!

This is a great resort within the Bluegreen group. The grounds, rooms and common spaces are all…read morekept in pristine conditions. All units have a view of the pool area and the lake. We were on the bottom floor, so we didn't have the best view of the lake, but we were able to see it. The staff were all responsive and friendly. They wanted to make sure we had all we needed. When staying here you have access to all the amenities at Big Cedar Lodge, but we stuck to the lake and the marina at Long Creek during our stay. They have a few activities onsite at the Cliffs, mainly crafts. I was too busy fishing to participate this time. We will be back for sure for a future visit.

Made reservations 4 days before arrival…read more All the info was e.mailed right away and included access to our unit. We were in building FF and the unit was awesome! Great deck looking out over the valley and a smidgen of the lake. It only has 2 chairs so you may consider bringing more if necessary. Fully stocked kitchen except for spices. I do recommend bringing your own salt/pepper, paper plates and cups so you do not have to use theirs and thus wash the dishes. The only marginal thing is the showers in both bathrooms are very tiny and cramped unless you are a smaller but adequate and hot water was fast to come on. Master bedroom has a king and is large in size. The other bedroom has a queen and the window is right next to the stairs to the upper unit. We did not need to use the awesome fireplace but it looks cool for a winter's stay. This location is 2 turns away from the Silver Dollar City exit. You are 15 minutes at the most from getting parked at SDC. Great location for trips to SDC. Downtown Branson for Paula Deens, Bass Pro etc is 20 minutes or so away.

Would Put NO STARS *** WARNING SUPERVISOR WITH ISSUES**** Booked through Expedia got to the Lodges…read moreat Table Rock only to find there is no desk, no on site help, and just a note on a door that says call Stormy Pointe. Called Stormy Pointe they said we had to go to their location to check in. Drove over there to check in the ladies were great and THEN we were directed to go over to the other counter to get a parking pass. We were getting set up with Sadey to get the parking pass and then she started talking about a $200 entertainment card for sitting through their speal on time shares. I was good with us (both my best friend and myself) doing it, so she asked for a drivers license and credit card, we gave them to her, as we thought she was using this as like 2 forms of ID, as she is entering my best friend's info in, she said they were going to put a $100 hold on our credit card. Now, I get the timeshare speals I've done them before in PCB and Myrtle Beach, but they never put a $100 hold on credit card. So I asked what we needed to give a credit card for and why $100 hold because i don't authorize any charges, she said its just a charge that would be pending for 24 hours and wouldn't actually charge our card. I quickly said No, thats not going to happen i don't authorize any charge or hold on my card.. this guy standing at the same counter pipes in and interupts rudely to say "well are planning on not showing up?" To which i said no, if I'm signing up to go why would i not show? He said the hold is to ensure i show up to their speal... What?!?! If you're offering a $200 entertainment gift card to sit there for what 30 minutes to an hour, why would you need to put $100 hold if I don't show up??? That just should mean I don't get your $200 entertainment gift card, NOT HAVE TO PAY ANOTHER $100..especially when we have already paid hundreds of dollars to rent a lodge here. He rudely interrupted AGAIN and said i was getting loud with Sadey and he was going to have to ask me to leave or he will call the police! What!?!?!? I was speaking with Sadey not him, he inserted himself into my conversation then threatened me. Make that make sense?? So I said we were fine until he chimed in, he said i was getting aggressive with Sadey and he is her supervisor and he doesn't care if I'm a guest or not I needed to leave. I work in the customer service world and I would understand IF I was being aggressive, I asked Sadey if I was being rude or aggressive by saying I changed my mind I didn't want my card on file in their system because that is not right to be charged or have $100 on my credit card. She shook her head no, but to which we were made to leave anyway. I would not recommend dealing with Capital Vacations or the supervisor there. He has an aggressive tone and seems like he has an authority complex or little $^%# syndrome and has to get rude with women. Not professional, not kind, not friendly and NOT WORTH SITTING THROUGH THEIR TIMESHARE SPEAL IF YOU HAVE TO PUT A CREDIT CARD UP FOR COLLATERAL TO GET CHARGED $100. Get to the cabin, at first its on a major steep hill, not handicap friendly, lost of stairs, but its cute. Walk in and smells horrible. Carried our things in and the three of us claimed rooms (there is 4 rooms so one is still open). We get settled in and right off the bat a cover on a bed has a stain. So had to pull that off and use the spare beds cover. Then go in rooms to go to bed. One room the TV remote had no batteries and the bed was so lopsided, tried to sleep but was so uncomfortable in that bed and hot. Next morning my friend went to open the door to come out of her room and the door handle came off and almost couldn't get out. Put it back on as fast as we could I decided to shower and get ready for the day, her shower door in room was off track. Finally ready for the day and went to throw a small load of 2 things in the small washer and the washer sounds like we have a jackhammering crew inside the cabin. So since we haven't been here but 12 hrs we call maintenance number no answer no call back.

Beautiful house. Large rooms. Great location. Great pool. Biggest complaint is house maintenance:…read moreBurnt out light bulbs or missing bulbs Dirty dishes in cabinet Dirty pans in oven Missing toilet paper holder Missing door knobs Dior knob fell off Tried using jets on tub and mildew shot out Paint chipped on walls Coffee table was broken Couch back was broken Low quality appliances Dingy carpet Found a medicine pill on the ground!! Wobbly chairs on porch Less than par soaps/conditioner/shampoo. One bathroom would have one conditioner and the other bathroom would have shampoo Not enough towels

Randy and Sheri were amazing! They make you feel like family! The Foxfire resort is beautiful and…read morecozy. There is a pool on sight with a beautiful deck. Each cabin has a fridge, stove, oven, coffeemaker and any cooking equipment you may need. We stayed for 4 nights. With our kids ranging from 3-13 years old. They all loved being here. This will definitely be an annual tradition for us. The FoxFire is the best place we have stayed in Branson!

This place is a solid three stars but it depends on what you are looking for. It is a easy going…read moregroup of cabins. It is very clean which is nice. Nothing fancy. The pool is very clean as well. If I'm looking for negatives, it is a little odd that the owners walk around in their robes in the morning. But it is their home. Also, while there is technically a view of the lake, it is very limited. Overall a nice place for the target audience.