Our one-bedroom was on the second floor. The structure, but not the inside of the room, reminded me of a motel. The entrance to the room began in the living room. It had a large TV on one wall, a chair and ottoman, a sleeper/sofa, coffee table, and an end table with a lamp. The kitchen was right next to it and could be seen from the doorway; it was a full kitchen, and the staff had set the dining table with all the tableware. It looked fabulous. They had mirrors all down one side of the kitchen, and my kids loved looking at themselves during those nights we ate in. Off the living room were the entrance to the bedroom and the bathroom. You could also get to the bathroom by a separate door in the bedroom. There was a king-size bed, a large dresser with TV, and a bedside table. The bathroom was huge. It had a large Jacuzzi that the kids enjoyed.
The resort had an outdoor pool, but it had recently been painted and was not filled during our stay. They did have an indoor recreation hall that was a short walking distance behind the building and housed a large pool, a small hot tub, and a kiddie pool. Past the pool were the bathrooms and a workout facility. This facility was of no charge to the guests. Firemen with their trucks came one day during our stay so they could use the facility, and our kids enjoyed an up-close and personal look at the fire trucks. The resort had an orientation for all guests the evening we arrived and gave us some tips and pointers on getting around Branson. They had two mixers, game night, a free ladies' facial (a Mary Kay rep came), and other activities that you could participate in while there at the resort. However, there was way too much to do and see for us to spend time at the resort. The resort did give us a complimentary 2-hour pontoon boat ride. We packed a cooler, they gave us a map, and we were able to see the Dam built that generated the electricity for the city. At one point, we were going around in circles, but eventually we were able to find our way back after first filling up the gas tank (which was a requirement) at a local gas station on the river. The resort did require a deposit, but we got it back after we checked out. We would recommend going back.