Looking to take the family to enjoy Branson and Table Rock Lake? If so, you might look into staying at Hunters Friend Resort which offers clean rooms, a prime lake location, and reasonable rates.
During the summer months, Hunter's Friend offers 13 rooms which you can rent for less than $75 a night. They have seven motel rooms for $50 or six kitchenettes (which come with a rangetop stove, refrigerator, and necessary utensils) for $65 a night. All rooms come with cable television and high speed internet and the resort provides amenities such as gas grills and bicycles.
The Indian Point Marina is about 600 yards down the road (easily within walking distance) and offers boat or stall rentals, as well as a COE boat launch ramp. The Floating Cafe is located on one of the docks and there you can purchase food for you or food for the resident fish, ducks, and geese.
Heading the opposite direction on Indian Point road takes you to Silver Dollar City, if you're planning on making that part of your trip.
To reserve call 1-800-338-2842 or check availability and fill out a reservation form online.
Showing posts with label Hotels for Under $75. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hotels for Under $75. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Branson Hotels for Under $75: Twelve Oaks Inn
If you are looking for a clean hotel located near, but not on, the strip then Twelve Oaks Inn may be a good option for you. Twelve Oaks is located just off of Green Mountain Drive about one block away from the strip. The hotel grounds feature an outdoor pool as well as a playground and picnic area. The rooms are standard, but very clean, and are available at very reasonable rates. Over the summer you can get a single Queen room for $45.95 or a single King room for $54.95. Even their Jacuzzi suite, available for $69.95, comes in under $75. My wife and I have stayed in one of their jacuzzi suites before and can highly recommend it. These prices include a continental breakfast served in the hotel's lobby. I must warn you that if you are looking for a heartier breakfast you may want to use some of the money you safe to dine at one of the nearby breakfast buffets, but if you are happy with a quick donut before you head out for some fun then you'll be okay.
Now, if the listed prices are not enough to convince you then this may: Twelve Oaks offers a coupon on its website for $5 off your room. It cannot be used on holiday or special event weekends, but you can use it to get a single Queen room for only $40.95 on most nights (or splurge and get a Jacuzzi suite for only $64.95).
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Now, if the listed prices are not enough to convince you then this may: Twelve Oaks offers a coupon on its website for $5 off your room. It cannot be used on holiday or special event weekends, but you can use it to get a single Queen room for only $40.95 on most nights (or splurge and get a Jacuzzi suite for only $64.95).
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Branson Hotels for Under $75: Good Center at CotO
Author's Note: This is another new feature for the blog designed to highlight the many quality lodging options Branson offers at very reasonable prices. To be featured hotels must have regularly available rooms for under $75 a night, but may also have suites available for higher prices.
When Branson visitors think of the College of the Ozarks, most think about the suites and dining offered by the Keeter Center or the campus' Ralph Foster Museum. While the Museum is a inexpensive educational option for visiting families, anyone who has been to the Keeter Center can attest to the exceptional quality of that facility and the Mabee Lodge suites it offers are priced accordingly (ranging from $169 to $299 a night).
What you may not now, however, is that lodging is also available on campus in the Good Center (scroll down past the Mabee Lodge suites). These rooms are more similar to standard hotel rooms, but they still offer the high-quality rustic furniture and decor found in the Keeter Center. The rooms feature two queen beds and are priced at $65 a night for hillside view or $69 a night for lake view. As our first Hotel for under $75, the rooms at the good center offer a great option for visitors wishing to enjoy the hospitality offered by the College of the Ozarks but do not wish to spring for the luxury of a suite.
On a personal note, I decided to feature the Good Center as the first in this series because I think very highly of the college's mission and by staying at the Good (or Keeter) Center you are helping to support the college. Hard Work U, as it is often called, strives to make college education available to regional students through a combination of donations and work on the part of the students. The college generally accepts 300 students a year, 90% of whom are required to have demonstrated financial need. If you go to the Keeter Center, almost all of the employees you encounter will be students earning the cost of their education. Additionally, the College of the Ozarks has the now rare distinction of putting a premium on character education as their mission "is to develop citizens of Christ-like character who are well-educated, hard-working, and patriotic." So, students who are willing to commit to working hard for their education can graduate debt-free, having gained not only intellectual enrichment but also personal enrichment. This is a very admirable contribution made by this unique college and I think we are very fortunate to have it located here in the Ozarks.
For Reservations Call 417-239-1900
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When Branson visitors think of the College of the Ozarks, most think about the suites and dining offered by the Keeter Center or the campus' Ralph Foster Museum. While the Museum is a inexpensive educational option for visiting families, anyone who has been to the Keeter Center can attest to the exceptional quality of that facility and the Mabee Lodge suites it offers are priced accordingly (ranging from $169 to $299 a night).
What you may not now, however, is that lodging is also available on campus in the Good Center (scroll down past the Mabee Lodge suites). These rooms are more similar to standard hotel rooms, but they still offer the high-quality rustic furniture and decor found in the Keeter Center. The rooms feature two queen beds and are priced at $65 a night for hillside view or $69 a night for lake view. As our first Hotel for under $75, the rooms at the good center offer a great option for visitors wishing to enjoy the hospitality offered by the College of the Ozarks but do not wish to spring for the luxury of a suite.
On a personal note, I decided to feature the Good Center as the first in this series because I think very highly of the college's mission and by staying at the Good (or Keeter) Center you are helping to support the college. Hard Work U, as it is often called, strives to make college education available to regional students through a combination of donations and work on the part of the students. The college generally accepts 300 students a year, 90% of whom are required to have demonstrated financial need. If you go to the Keeter Center, almost all of the employees you encounter will be students earning the cost of their education. Additionally, the College of the Ozarks has the now rare distinction of putting a premium on character education as their mission "is to develop citizens of Christ-like character who are well-educated, hard-working, and patriotic." So, students who are willing to commit to working hard for their education can graduate debt-free, having gained not only intellectual enrichment but also personal enrichment. This is a very admirable contribution made by this unique college and I think we are very fortunate to have it located here in the Ozarks.
For Reservations Call 417-239-1900
Reviews
Thanks for reading!
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