By Emely Lee
The Best Hotels in Branson, MO for Young Families
Branson, Missouri, attracts tourists for its live performance theaters, museums and beautiful Ozark scenery. Whether you and your family are anticipating the latest show, spending a day at Table Rock Lake, or visiting the world's largest Titanic Museum, Branson boasts lodging attractions that range from rustic cabins to luxury hotels.
The Cabins at Grand Mountain
The Cabins at Grand Mountains are located in the heart of the Ozark Mountains. Their location is secluded enough to offer the charms of a wilderness getaway, yet located only minutes from shopping, live performance theaters and other attractions. Kids will love the log cabins, while parents and grandparents will enjoy luxury jacuzzis, fireplaces, and fully-equipped kitchens. The Cabins boast seven indoor and outdoor pools, a Fitness Center, a Tennis Court, and an eighteen-hole golf course.
Branson Cabin Rentals
245 S. Wildwood Dr.
Branson, MO 65616
(800) 864-4145
Eagle's View Cottages and Condos
Eagle's View's greatest attraction by far is the beautiful scenery. From its vantage point on a wooded ridge, guests can enjoy the view of Table Rock Lake. Eagle's View is also only a couple miles to Silver Dollar City, which hosts a large variety of Branson entertainment. Kids will love the heated pool at night, and during the day, the nearby marina makes it possible to rent wave runners, jet skis, and bass boats.
Eagle's View Cottages and Condos
71 Dogwood Park Trail
Branson, MO 65616
(800) 888-1891
Lodge of the Ozarks
The Lodge of the Ozarks is conveniently located at the heart of Branson's famous Highway 76 strip. Its central location offers a variety of entertainment options such as theaters, the White Water theme park, mini-golf, museums, and fine dining. A beautiful indoor pool and luxury rooms make the Lodge of the Ozarks a perfect place to relax in Branson.
Lodge of the Ozarks
3431 West Hwy 76
Branson, MO 65616
(417) 334-7535
About the Author:
Emely Lee is a freelance writer from the Washington, D.C., area. She is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in English and East Asian studies at the University of Virginia. Her creative works have appeared at Every Day Fiction and Suss Literary Agency.
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