Quality Inn Lake Ozark, Lake Ozark

My wife and I stayed here on our Honeymoon and were very disappointed. You would think for $139 a night, that you wouldn't have to ask 5 times for a single light bulb. 1. Had to call 5 times for a light bulb. 2. Bed wasn't made til 4:00 pm, only after calling front desk. 3. House Keeper tried to enter our room without knocking. Probably looking for a tip on the bed $$$. Just keyed the door and tried entering without knocking first. I went to the door and she immediately said she never tried entering the room. Thank God for a door bolts. 4. Front desk clerk Charlie was condescending to my wife and I, and basicly called my wife a liar regarding the beds being made. 5. The trash cans were over flowing right outside, and smelled as though something died. Imagine that for two days at 102 degrees temperature... 6. Hallways were excess of 90 degress fahrenheit. 7. The pool needed to cleaned. Cigarette butts, paper, trash was all in the pool and this was where I was spending my Honeymoon? The staff refused to give us the GM's number. Charlie was rude and looked like he slept in his car. I'm personally going to tell everyone about my time at quality inn. It was NOT worth $139.00 a night!

I expected more of a "Baymont" and in this area for 99.00 per night, I would have rather camped out. Carpet was filthy, huge stain on the bedspread and outdated bathroom. While we stay around the lake every year, this was our first time at this paticular hotel, and our last. We left one night early because we couldn't stand it anymore. Baymont needs to clean the carpet, better yet, replace it! Someone needs to be checking the rooms after housekeeping, and get the bedding clean! Once was enough for us!

It could have been worse -- the room was a good size, although a little dank. All the negatives people mentioned in 2009 are true. We could hear EVERYTHING our neighbors said, all night, on both sides of our room. We called twice to complain, but I felt bad -- it was't really that they were so noisy (a little bit), but the noise travelled through the adjoining doors so clearly. There were 4 college kids next to us, up until 2 AM (therefore us also), and now I know all about their dogs waste, bars in their town and everything else. My wife brought earplugs for my snoring (which was nothing compared to the adjacent room noises), which we both used, and my wife also had to wear my noise-cancelling headphones to get some sleep (finally, at about 2:30). Now I know what earplugs are like. The room seemed clean, but no water pressure or drain, and only warm water in the shower. Both my wife and I felt like we were being bitten half the night, she ended up with red marks. Neither of us mentioned this to each other until the 2nd night. We booked 4 nights, but left after 2. The outdoor pool was shut down and there wasn't a single chair out there, like it's never open. The woman who filled the breakfast buffet obviously hates her task -- she did a horrible and painfully slow job. I asked her nicely about getting the coffee carafe refilled (please and thank you) and she scowled at me. No words, just a dirty look. Front desk people seem nice, but the late night guy didn't seem to care about our 2nd need for a noise complaint call. We're not fans of this area we discovered (bad restaurants, everything expensive for what it is, and the only time outside of "King of the Hill" I ever heard someone (a waiter, no less) say "I tell you what" at the end of a story), and this motel could have been our sanctaury -- but fell far short. We so little sleep here, we crashed the next afternoon away in our room -- poolside would have been nice. We're outta here. Oh, the Wi-Fi was nice, and I could post this while still in our room. Even if you like the Ozarks, stay somewhere else, maybe unless you're such a Denny's fan that you need one attached.

The location was great. We were visiting to shop at the outlet mall. We had a jacuzzi room. The layout was good and spacious. The bed was comfortable. The carpet did seem a little dirty. The staff was pleasant and helpful. I expected more for the free breakfast. I would stay there again.

I left some clothing articles in my room after I departed, I called, they had them and said they would be more than happy to return them to me. Of course, nothing is free even if you patronize their establishment, so I was required to give them my credit card # in order to get articles returned. Lady that monitored the "continental breakfast" area, needs to put a smile on her face and at least act like she likes her job. This hotel use to be the old Howard Johnson hotel, which tells you that it's been around a long, long time. I will give credit to Baymont, because the are running a fairly nice hotel. Pillows need to be replaced. Mattresses are a little on the firm side, and may need to be considered for replacement or hand out coupons for free back adjustments.

Since we sold our lake house, we only stay at this Baymont Inn. The staff is pleasant, the rooms are very clean and nice size, the pool area (both indoors and outdoors) are clean and very kid friendly. They offer bottled water in the rooms at no charge and the breakfast is very nice for the entire family. They will go out of their way to get you a drink, coffee or such after breakfast hours and there is a Denney's Rest. next door that we rec'd a disc for eating there. There are a lot of places to stay at the lake and our favorite is Baymont, and it is in the perfect place convientent to everything.

I don't think there is a better room in the market for the value. Most people don't know that this hotel remodeled with a great sensitivity to the physically handicapped and has the most accomodating facilities we have ever seen.(a few rooms with roll in showers, low accessible closets,etc.). The staff from the receptionist, at the entrance into the luxurious lobby, to the housekeeping and maintenance staff, are committed to making your stay the best. The 24hr. Denny's adjoining is also the friendliest and cleanest we have ever visited. I wish these owners the best but not so full that we can't get in when we come to the lake next time.

I spent a recent weekend at the Baymont Inn & Suites at the Lake of the Ozarks (MO). It's a renovated property with nice rooms, a pool, fitness center and great cable TV. The location is great, near the lake or shopping (or golf). Prices are reasonable, too. Check it out!

Is next to Godliness. Everything about this hotel is nice and friendly. Staff was friendly and empathetic to our needs Great Place to stay at Lake Ozark

My husband and I have stayed at this ozark baymont several times and we have had nothing but great experiences from the entire hotel. Thier staff is very helpful and friendly! And the whole place was very clean. We will continue to stay here, we love it.