“Very quaint with great historical background”

They have done an excellent job in restoring this century old inn. It is very very clean!. The regular rooms are small but very adequate and comfortable. The suites are wonderful. We had a chance to tour the hotel rooms. Great price also. Included a hot breakfast but was limited. You could order off the menu if you wanted to pay extra. Easy access to downtown Branson and main street branson and fishing We would definately go back and would probably go for the suite next time.

“Excellent”

Remodeling of Old English Inn is almost complete. Established in 1912! Wonderful atmosphere. Will stay again.

“Across the pond and back in time”

Quirky and cute little hotel. Parking is right in front. Stairs only. A nice, hot , breakfast is included in the price. Room was a little small (not bad) but tastefully decorated and very clean. Terry bathrobes and toiletries were provided. Coffee and tea were available in the sitting area upstairs.(Which I feel is much cleaner than having a coffee machine in the room. To go cups or real china teacups were provided. The hotel has recently been renovated and reopened. Love what they have done so far but I do think the bar area could use a little more British decorating. I'm thinking of the pub scenes in the movie "Evelyn". Would love to see an Irish band doing some sing along drinking songs. This can be a really great hotel. Owners did a fantastic job of hiring the employees. Every one of them are really friendly and helpful.

“Worst night of my life”

There is no elevator and a steep staircase - completely inaccessible for individuals with physical limitations and very difficult for people with small children. No heat/air controls in rooms! The room was sweltering, and when we asked for the air to be turned on they said to use our ceiling fan. Room and bathroom are both tiny. So small that there is no space for furniture so TV is bolted to the wall, and toilet paper is hanging on a little hook on the back of the bathroom door! Be sure to note that hotel is not in Branson, but in a run-down small town nearby. Right on a railroad track with no designated guest parking. Free breakfast is limited to two options of very small meals and is a teaser to get you into the restaurant. Cool concept, but it doesn't come together so spare yourself the misery of what could be the worst night of your life.