Search Hotels Near Mark Twain State Park Beach, Stoutsville

"Very friendly, breakfast was great. "

"It was clean and the beds were very comfortable. Staff was friendly and the breakfast was good. We would stay here again."

"The bed was soft, clean and comfy. The shower and bathroom was very clean. It was a quiet hotel with a good breakfast of biscuits and gravy and scrambled eggs. We would stay again. "

"Property was being updated but was very clean and accommodating staff very nice and helpful Will stay again if ever needed to"

"The hotel was inexpensive, but unfortunately the overall experience reflected the price. Although smoking was prohibited, the room next to us smelled strongly of marijuana, making it seem like the policy was not enforced. There was noticeable water damage in the rooms, along with an unpleasant odor throughout the property. In addition, guests were smoking cigarettes and marijuana directly outside the front entrance, which made arriving and leaving uncomfortable. Overall, the property could benefit from better maintenance and stricter enforcement of its non-smoking policy."

"Parking was great and the hotel was easy to get to. My only issue is the bed was very uncomfortable and the mattress should be replaced. As it had a very large indent in one side. "

"Nice quiet location. Friendly staff. Rugs were dated, but clean. Bathroom fan very loud. Toilet too close to wall. Use the website to book, not Expedia, as they charged fifteen more."

"Parking was easy and secure. Check in was flawless. The room was clean and comfy"

"This motel was rated exceptional. What? Clean but shabby rooms. I asked the desk clerk if there was a restaurant in the area besides Hardee’s. He said that was it. A quick Google search showed he was lying or misinformed. The next morning, at 9:15, he ignored the “Do Not Disturb” sign to tell me something incoherent about wanting to shut down the motel by 10, even though checkout was at 11. I was working online at the time. And the maid talked loudly while cleaning the other rooms on the corridor, beginning around 8 AM."