We just started staying here this summer. It is the best place..Cabins, cafe (great food), Marina…read more(shopping), beach, loading dock and boat slips!

Fantastic spur of the moment lake trip! We rented a very nice boat for the best price on the lake…read more We also stayed in Cabin A. Very nice grounds and marina. Super nice people running it. P.S. Their website is not quite up to date.

What a great, unique place to stay. Staff was friendly and helpful. Lots of amenities for the price…read moreand a nice attention to detail, such as, the elevator was very faintly scented with air freshener, not too strong, and the tile work in the toilets by the restaurant had lovely butterflies. So much seating all over the hotel and of course lots of big windows for the views, so the interior was naturally lit. If I could suggest anything, it would be an update to the thermostats, a pretty penny, I'm sure. The aircon blew nice cold air that cut the humidity, but the thermostat didn't adjust easily, room 205 FYI. We couldn't just push it a tiny bit or the change wouldn't register, so I pushed it too far. Woke up in a hot room, tried to push it down only a tiny bit, didn't work. I managed to sleep enough, but it was cooling at 71 or 77. Really difficult to get it in between. I finally decided it was easier to sleep warm than sleep cold.

We ate at the restaurant the view and food was amazing. They had a BBQ buffet that was out of this…read moreworld and the price was reasonable. Great place to enjoy a motorcycle ride and lunch.

This is a favorite hotel. The whirlpool rooms are pricey, but really neat, especially the Frank…read moreLloyd Wright suite. The regular rooms are very nice too. The staff really makes you feel welcome, and the breakfast is far above average. Another truly unique Ascend hotel, and it's less than 25 minutes away from the Crystal Bridges Museum.

Stayed here passing through to Brandson. Definitely will be back. Great welcome clean grounds as…read morewell as the room very hard to find these days. Adorable atmosphere.

Looking for some peace and quiet close to the beautiful waters of Lake Tenkiller? This tucked away…read morelocation may be just right for you. The owners will win your heart and the rustic cabins will beckon you back!!

Stayed two nights in cabin 2. Very nice owners/management. Well kept, clean rooms. The cabins are…read moreduplex style so they're kind of quaint (but are still easily accommodating to 4 people) and you have neighbors on the other side of the center wall (however we had absolutely no problems regarding noise). The views are beautiful and the location is convenient enough to Tenkiller Lake. Overall, very good experience.

I recommend this very unique and very nice hotel. Our room was very big and the matters and pillows…read morewere comfortable. The grounds are nice and the staff were courteous.

We went to a wedding here on a beautiful November afternoon, and this place is just wonderful. I…read morewasn't able to see the entire breadth of the grounds, but what I did see was a truly elegant experience. The drive up to the Inn is pretty easy-- you get off the highway, go through a couple neighborhoods and you're there. It's completely enclosed in trees (even though it's right around the corner from the U of A stadium), and they offer a decent size parking lot for your parties to park. The only thing that is slightly confusing is that there is no one there to guide you where to go. There was more than one wedding going on the day that we were there, and although there are signs that guide you where to park, there aren't signs guiding you to where your party is located. But regardless of that, when you walk up to the Inn itself, there is a beautiful fountain and quaint landscaping that surrounds a circular driveway. The porch on the building is superb-- something right out of the old south, complete with ceiling fans and all. They offer seating on the porch as well as a TV! Our party was located around the porch on a flagstone porch that led into a dining room. On the flagstone porch they had the wedding chairs set up and a nice little set up for the bridal party to stand under. When the ceremony was over we had to carry the white chairs ourselves (kind of ghetto in my opinion) into the dining area to eat. Inside the dining room, they offered a nice fall-esque set up on each table complete with candles and pumpkins. The food was all buffet style with southern food and finger food, which was brought in by the bridal parties. The place was really nice overall, especially for outdoor weddings-- if you're a spectator. I'm not sure how the process went for the booking of the wedding. But I was pleased as a visitor.

Jody was great with assisting all our needs. There were 12 of us and he was wonderful in helping…read moreout. We also got to see the 4th of July fireworks that he puts on every year and it was amazing! I would highly recommend! Super close to the dock down below and great hospitality.

One star because it's the lowest, as far as restaurant goes…read more I insisted on being early, one family was finished, one couple was ahead of us and we waited over one hour for service, if you want to call it that. I got up and ask when our food would ready, I got up and ask for water, we never got and more drinks. The hamburgr was good, after over an hour, what wouldn't be. To pay the bill, I yelled, service st the register please. I felt like, attention customers, the blue light is flashing. Because of the weakness if any accountable service, I said, just put both parties on my ticket. Nope, still didnt get that done, I had to suffer more inept and pathetic service on another credit card charge. The 645 reservation turned into a 830 diner and no time for being back on the water. Honestly, I think it's more of a pizza shop with ,"other" food on the menu. On my receipt I wrote, never again and pathetic. You can assume the tip paid was what the service was.

My stay at Pine Lodge Resort, was peaceful and relaxing. Booking a room online was quick and so…read moreeasy! Location became an issue for me! The lady on the phone talked to me while I was meandering around the area in my truck on a dark road. Thank goodness!! She was so accommodating! For example: the number of nights I wanted to stay. Minimum is two nights. I was allowed to stay one. After I was assigned to one cabin, she allowed me to stay in a different cabin. Pulling up to park at my assigned cabin my headlights showed 3 deer!! Another times, I saw them from the balcony, several more deer. In fact, they seemed within an arm's reach. The balcony was clean with a covered table, hot tub and a means to charcoal meats. The grill utensils hung along the guard rails. Once inside, it appeared very clean. Every possible amenity was available (except robes or q-tips). Fireplace, cut wood, lighter, microwave, fold out couch, mini fridge, window unit, coffee maker, pots, pans, dishes, table and 2 chairs, tv, wifi, ceiling fan, towels (request extra if using the hot tub), shampoo, conditioner and body soap. Of course, a large cozy bed! The hot tub is small. My best guess would be that they can accommodate 4 small bodies max. Great jets and very hot water! The showers are so clean and sparkly! The shampoo, conditioner and body soap hang on the wall. All have a very mild scent. It was a perfect get away for me.

This is a review of the spectacular Christmas light display, happening now until New Year's. I…read moreread about this event in the Tulsa World and since we were running over to Grand that same day and Pine Lodge is literally a mile away from our destination, we decided to check it out. We went right at dusk, but I think if it had been truly dark, we could have seen the resort from miles away. ALL. THE. LIGHTS. (And, other decorations.) We were surprised by the amount of holiday cheer that was put up. Lots of inflatables (some quite unique). If you're in the area, I would certainly check it out. There's a donation box at the end if you're impressed.

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!!!

We spent a week here just lounging. The only drawback was the very limited on-site food offerings…read more If they could add a chicken wrap or salad to the menu that would be great. Staff were very helpful and the resort was clean. Family friendly.

Great people, great spot. Rooms were clean and there was plenty of room to park our boat. We will…read morebe back.

Beaver lake lodge is the best! They were very nice and accommodating! They even gave us directions…read moreto everywhere we wanted to visit. We saved a lot of money as well by not eating out because there are kitchenettes in every room. The lodge is a little antique but always very clean and well maintained plus an awesome lake view! Awesome experience every time! I definitely recommend this place.

First, I would like to say that every staff person we met at F&F was so nice and accommodating…read more Very responsive to all of our needs and did everything with a smile. We were in building 105 which had five bedrooms and four baths. We had about 14 people from several different families and this was a perfect setup for us. Very large common area with several tables and many chairs. Various sized bathrooms with a mix of tubs and walk-in showers. One room had a king size bed and the other four each had two double beds. It was right across from the pond and disc golf course which we liked. Just a short walk to the pool and Soda Steve's restaurant. The water was hot and showers had good pressure. A/C worked well. We liked the property's gift shop and little game room with the ping pong and foosball tables. Having said that, I'm not sure we would return in the future. As many have mentioned in the reviews the "resort" has not aged well. Our building was musty and outdated. Many things were bent or patched together. Some of the blinds did not shut, handles were loose, light bulbs needed replaced, light fixtures had a few bugs in them and the exterior was shabby and poorly managed. The cooking items in the kitchen were just a hodge podge of items. Many windows had film on them that obstructed the view. Three of the rooms had floor to ceiling wood paneling and were very outdated. You got the feeling the friendly staff cleaned as well as they could but were having a hard time keeping up with the older property. Building 105 is located right next to an abandoned looking private residence. For $1200 for two nights you really expect more. The skating rink was a concrete floor in a building that was not air- conditioned. The hot tub jets worked but the heater was broken. There was no internet or wi-fi. There was a TV but no cable and channels were very limited and this was pretty disappointing. We were disappointed as well that there were no queen beds but only double beds. The rooms certainly could have accommodated queen beds. We all agreed that the quality of the place was the level of a Motel 6 or less which is a shame since the property is really laid out well and has a lot of potential. Hopefully an investment in funds can someday bring this place back to what it used to be.

My family has been visiting the Fin for over 40 years. Comfortable and clean rooms, pool, skate…read morenights, disc golf, volleyball, basketball and tennis courts. Easy access to several state parks, marinas and the splash pad at Greenleaf. Family owned, family friendly! Highly recommend!