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Iron/ironing board, free WiFi, bed sheets, alarm clocks

"The place was not too bad, kinda small and no hot breakfast, however our room did Not have a microwave and when i called the desk i got nowhere and was told i could use the one downstairs inwhich there is no elevator, i wouldn't complain about the stairs if my spine and back werent in the shape they are. The beds are small so if there are 2 of ya mite wanna upgrade your room. On a good note they are pet friendly and a gas station is within walking distance. Staff was friendly "

RM328 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Dec - 3 Dec

"We stayed here during our trips to the Laura Ingalls Wilder museum and The Baker Creek Seed Company, both great destinations. The house was just about perfect for our family, it was well stocked with just about everything we needed. No television, and we loved that! We spent more quality time talking and playing games. We cooked full meals and lacked only a few spices, besides that, the kitchen has everything you need. The outdoor grounds are spacious, and we spent a lot of time enjoying...

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Ozark County hotels information

Number of reviews	321
Accommodation	626 hotels
Lowest Price	RM303
Highest Price	RM303

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5/5 Excellent

"This hotel was ideal for my 5 day stay in West Plains, MO. I was there on business which required getting up early every day and I had absolutely no problems sleeping! Hotel was very quiet in the evening and beds were very comfortable. The hotel is situated up on a hill by itself, so it feels comfortably secluded, but it is within an easy 5-10 minute drive of WalMart and several eating establishments. All the hotel staff was very kind, helpful and professional. I'd definitely recommend the hotel. The only note of caution is when I went out to my rental car one morning, there was very obvious palm and finger prints where someone had peered into the rear window to see if there was anything worth breaking in over. I empty my vehicles at night, so it wasn't an issue, but just something to be aware of. Don't think it's any fault of the hotel, which is in a good part of town and well lit. Hotel parking lots are just frequent targets for vehicle theft. "

A verified traveller stayed at Hampton Inn West Plains

Posted 4 days ago