Oak Tree Inn Missouri Valley
With extra-quiet rooms and light-proof draperies this 100 percent non smoking hotel is conveniently located just off I 29 at Highway 30, and offers a fitness center along with comfortable, nicely decorated guest rooms featuring lounge chairs and ottomans, microwaves, refrigerators, wireless internet access, and flat screen TVs. Enjoy a free breakfast next door at Pennys Diner- a blast from the past with a friendly staff and excellent food available 24 hours a day. Stay with us. We will exceed your expectations.
Traveler Opinions: Hotel review summary of Oak Tree Inn Missouri Valley, Missouri Valley Hotel
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Most recent review and rating for Oak Tree Inn Missouri Valley in Missouri Valley
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Nice little getaway
This is a hidden gem. Small hotel but well maintained. Friendly staff, easy to get to off the Interstate. Adequate parking, good vending in the hotel, even a porch with rocking chairs to sit out on. Right next to a good old-fashioned American diner serving great, real food. Close to activities like county fairgrounds, historical museum, and DeSoto Wildlife refuge. Big city is only half an hour away if that’s what you’re looking for. When you get back you’ll have a quiet, comfortable room to rest up in. TV had a good selection of channels, and (we visited in summer) the air conditioner kept the room nice and cool, but wouldn’t keep you up all night with a noisy blower. All in all, we would recommend this for any weary traveler, or someone looking for a quiet getaway with a little local flavor.
Traveler's tip on local attractions
Visit DeSoto Wildlife Refuge and see the museum showing the cargo salvaged from a steamer that sank in the Missouri river right after the Civil War. The Harrison county historical museum just east of town has a completely restored one room schoolhouse and other great exhibits.