The Stone Castle Hotel & Conference Center

“Nice for short stay”

Room was tiny for 2 people. It was fine for just one night. Bring your own pillow! Their's are quite small and uncomfortable. Overall a clean place to stay . No major complaints. Staff was kind, no issues. Nice hot tub! Close to attractions downtown.

“Good price but wouldn’t stay again”

The staff was very nice, we stayed in room 3223,when we got in the room we noticed the window was open. , I can understand why after we turn the air conditioner on the smell was terrible, the room was adequate. It was clean, but the bathroomwas very small the smallest bathroom I’ve ever seen and wh… more

The staff was very nice, we stayed in room 3223,when we got in the room we noticed the window was open. , I can understand why after we turn the air conditioner on the smell was terrible, the room was adequate. It was clean, but the bathroomwas very small the smallest bathroom I’ve ever seen and while sitting on the toilet, you got dripped on from a leak in the ceiling above you. A nice indoor pool. Water was cold but refreshing, small hot tub, this motel has a arcade which we never used, it is convenient to lots of things to do, the beds were pretty firm, I didn’t sleep well because of the smell and the air conditioning seemed to blow cold then not cold it was sporadic, the breakfast was good, biscuits gravy. Oatmeal, ham Eggs, potatoes, cereal, French toast as well as other things, I would not stay here again because of the smell and the hard beds

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“Nice, clean hotel with good amenities and location, but unexpected early pool closures were a major disappointment.”

Stone Castle Inn is a nice hotel that’s conveniently located just off the middle of the Branson strip, making it easy to get to shows, restaurants, and attractions. The rooms were clean, the beds were comfortable, and the room amenities were solid for a family stay: microwave, mini fridge, TV, stan… more

Stone Castle Inn is a nice hotel that’s conveniently located just off the middle of the Branson strip, making it easy to get to shows, restaurants, and attractions. The rooms were clean, the beds were comfortable, and the room amenities were solid for a family stay: microwave, mini fridge, TV, standard coffee pot (not Keurig), hair dryer, iron and ironing board, and enough towels and washcloths for four people. There is a small arcade on site, though some of the games were not working. The hotel also has two indoor pools and two hot tubs (one set in Building 2 and one in Building 3). Unfortunately, we were placed in Building 1, so accessing the pool required walking between buildings. A major disappointment was the pool hours. We specifically chose this hotel because the pool was advertised as being open until midnight. We arrived late (around 10:15 pm) and planned to swim after long days out. Instead, the pool is closing at 10 pm. The posted hours had simply been crossed out and handwritten with the new time, which did not match the website. In Branson, many shows don’t end in time to get back until 10 pm or later, so this change really undercut one of the main reasons we booked this hotel. Breakfast was included and served. It was decent but fairly standard: scrambled eggs (powdered), biscuits and gravy, sausage links, home fries, bagels, waffles, muffins, oatmeal, cereal, coffee, juice, milk, and water. Some items were a bit cool, though the gravy helped warm things up. One thing to note is that the walls, floors, and ceilings are thin—you can hear neighboring rooms and hallway noise fairly easily. Overall, our stay was pleasant and comfortable, but the unexpected pool-hour change was the biggest letdown. If the pool hours are important to your stay, I would strongly recommend confirming them directly with the hotel before booking.

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