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Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly hotel or a luxurious resort, Branson offers a variety of lodging accommodations that will make your next stay top-notch.
LUXURIOUS
Why it’s great - Guests of Chateau on the Lake Resort and Spa get to enjoy two beautiful things at once: mountaintop scenery and views of Branson’s beautiful Table Rock Lake. Tiled stone baths, leather chairs, down comforters and fluffy pillows are just a few of the luxuries that make each oversized guest room so inviting. The resort boasts a 14,000-square-foot Spa Chateau, which has 10 treatment rooms and offers customized body treatments. The spa also features a soothing infinity tub, a Roman bath beneath a waterfall that overlooks Table Rock Lake and a movement therapy studio for yoga.
| 415 N. State Hwy. 265 Branson, MO 888-333-5253 | Prices $139–$219 / night | »website |
Why it’s great - Stepping into the Hilton Promenade feels like stepping into someone’s home—the lobby’s overstuffed sofas and fireplaces give it the welcoming feeling of a great room. The guest rooms are also very inviting, each of them designed in rich colors and equipped with mini-refrigerators and 32-inch high-definition televisions. Many of the Hilton’s rooms have outdoor balconies with views of Branson Landing and Lake Taneycomo. In addition to hotel rooms, junior suites and condos with complete kitchens are available.
| 3 Branson Landing Branson, MO 417-336-5500 | Prices $129–$359 / night | »website |
Why it’s great - D’Monaco Villas are nestled on a cliff that overlooks Table Rock Lake. All of the villa suites offer full kitchens, fireplaces, soaring walls of windows and hot tubs on private verandahs. At 1,660 square feet in size, the smallest villa is larger than many homes. There’s also a private pool with a swim-up drink lounge, a lake shore and a private dock with watercraft available for fun.
| 4125 Hwy. 86 Ridgedale, MO 888-336-6622 | Prices $648-$1,112 / night | »website |
FAMILY-FRIENDLY
Why it’s great - If your family is a nature-loving one, you’ll love the amenities at Big Cedar Lodge. Located 10 minutes from the bustle of Branson, Big Cedar offers a variety of multiple-room lodges, cabins and cottages. There’s plenty of outdoor fun, including boating and fishing, a stable with a trail and carriage rides, canoes, paddle boats and evening bonfires.
| 612 Devil’s Pool Rd. Ridgedale, MO 800-225-6343 | Lodge Rooms $81–$419 / night | Private Cabins $171–$900 / night | »website |
Why it’s great - Stormy skies? Why worry? All guests of this hotel are offered unlimited access to Splash Country, an indoor/outdoor water park located at the resort. Kids can plunge down the slides of the three-level tree house, play basketball in the indoor pool or float in the lazy river. Meanwhile, parents can enjoy the Melting Pot Spa or grab a bite at the Mining Company Grill.
| 1945 W. Hwy. 76 Branson, MO 888-514-1088 | Prices start at $79.95 | »website |
Why it’s great - Guests here have the choice of staying at the hotel or in one of the lodges. The resort recently opened Splash-A-Torium, an indoor/outdoor water park featuring a 100-foot water slide, two twenty-person hot tubs and a toddler splash zone. The resort also boasts a state-of-the-art fitness center and a game room. If your family is having so much fun they don’t want to leave, the Stage Door restaurant offers an array of American foods in a casual atmosphere.
| 1984 State Hwy. 165 Branson, MO 800-505-9355 | Prices start at $99 | »website |
Downtown Branson actually has two Hilton hotels, the Promenade (mentioned above) and the Branson Hilton Convention Center (200 E. Main St., 417-336-5400), with luxe business accommodations and the excellent Trofi Restaurant & Lounge.
Bed and Breakfast tip: The Bradford Inn (3590 St. Hwy 265, 800-357-1456, bradfordinn.net) is a stellar Bed and Breakfast, with a great view of Branson. Request “The Eaves”—it’s the perfect room for a romantic weekend away, hot tub included.
