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Radisson Hotel Branson

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  • $80
    Recent Rate
  • 120 South Wildwood Drive
    Branson, Missouri 65616
    (888) 201-1718
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10
Reviews
2
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Short Memorial Day trip

  • May 30, 2008
  • Rated 5 of 5 by a traveler from Travelocity.com
Great hotel..paid $108 a night. Great pool and restraunt was open 24/7. Very helpful and friendly at checkin. No problems with ou stay. This was our third time staying at this hotel. Great sleep number beds!

Not really worth the Radisson name

  • March 25, 2008
  • Rated 3 of 5 by a traveler from Travelocity.com
Parking was poor and overcrowded with no entrances on the sides of hotel. Canteen was closed entire time of stay. Select Comfort beds were a plus. Pool was small for size of hotel. Most average stay.....average most everything.

Weekend Family Trip was great...

  • October 1, 2007
  • Rated 4 of 5 by a traveler from Travelocity.com
Great location no the Yellow Route which makes getting around much easier. Staff was friendly and helpful. We ate breakfast in the restaurant on Sunday where they had a $* buffet. The price would have been OK if it included coffee and juice. $* for two people was pricey for breakfast, but I didn't ask about the drinks being included, so I'll share the blame. Room was nice. I read other complaints about the bathrooms being small, but they were no smaller than other hotels I've stayed at. I would stay here again.
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Radisson Hotel Branson

  • July 12, 2007
  • Rated 3 of 5 by MilwVon from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Our hotel accommodations were part of a timeshare package with a well known developer of resorts throughout the United States. For $49 we received a basic room for two nights at the Radisson Hotel – Branson. Of course the catch is, you have to take the 90 minute timeshare sales presentation on your first morning in town. For us, that is a small inconvenience to receive the benefit of inexpensive hotel lodging...especially since I’ve always wanted to visit Branson to see what all the hoopla is about.

We were treated to a sleep number king size bed which didn’t impress us. While it is possible to change the firmness of the mattress on each side to meet the individual needs of those sleeping, the bed wasn’t really that comfortable. Additionally, I found that the top of the mattress created a bit of a ledge, making it feel as though I might roll of the top and out of the bed.

The room was actually pretty spacious, with plenty of room. The furnishings included a nice sitting chair with ottoman, as well as a nice desk and professional type chair. The lightening was adequate...and the air-conditioning superb!

The bathroom was the standard hotel type with a single sink and shower over tub. We didn't have any issues with hot water or water pressure, so all was good! Like most hotels today, the bathroom was supplied with a blow dryer and adequate toiletries.

The Radisson has a restaurant and lounge on site, as well as an indoor/outdoor swimming pool. With its location right off Rt. 76, it is convenient to many of the local theaters and show spots. In addition to a very good selection of cable TV channels, all guests have access to complimentary WI-FI Internet access.

Given that the advertised base rate for rooms is $99/night on the Radisson website, this hotel provides decent value at the base rate. I don’t know that the add-on options are worthwhile, however. The room with the optional "breakfast package for two" was an additional $27/night. Perhaps more surprising was the $42/night additional charge for a renovated room with the new Radisson sleep number bed. There is no way I would have paid for that privilege!

Pay particular attention to your hotel keys, as they advertise local attractions and offer discounts. One key had a $3 off discount on the Branson Ducks tour and the other was for 10% off dining at a local restaurant.

From journal Summer in the Ozarks

Fun in Branson

  • October 9, 2006
  • Rated 4 of 5 by a traveler from Travelocity.com
My family and I enjoyed our stay at the Radisson. My 3 year old daughter really loved the pool. Good food in the restaurant.

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