Osage Village Inn

We arrived Friday night on the 23rd. The room I was first given was nice and cozy. Had a modern stylish and sleek hot tub tucked into the corner of room. Didn't even see it until I walked further into the room. It looked very nice. Few minutes after entering the room, the phone rang and it was the front desk. She had a nicer room available for us to move to. I hadn't barely put the bag down and on we moved to another room. The new room was much larger and had a really dark green marble looking hot tub with Greek columns. I am a large man about 270lbs 6'4" tall. My wife and I was able to sit together in the tub, luckily she is a small petite woman.. lol. We will definitely be going back and staying here again, during the peek season.

Upon entrance to the end of inn we were to stay, you could smell a musty odor. This maybe some kind of sanitizer, but then I would suggest some type of deodorizer. Once in the room, 226, found that swinging security bolt was broken off, seems like a simple enough fix to have done. Just seems like nobody cares about the upkeep of the Inn right now.

We booked for the low price (& Jacuzzi).This was definitely not even close to the worst hotel I have ever stayed in & I would stay here again for a low enough price.We are not very picky. I was greeted by an attractive front desk clerk who was very friendly. Check in was fast & smooth, as she handed us our keys,ROOM KEYS,NOT CARDS.The clerk also gave me 2 free sodas.Due to the limited number of characters, I will list the issues below. A very overwhelming smell of an air freshener, candle, or something else in and out of the room.The room was ok, no bugs.Overall it seemed clean enough, despite probably having a hair or two in the bathroom that didnt belong to us.The room was dimly lit and after I got a light bulb from the clerk, we found that the lamp actually was not plugged in, but was on the floor behind the tv stand.The TV remote did not control the power of the TV & only controlled the volume once you manually turned the TV on & manually turned up the volume on the TV itself. The room had no towels.I was going to call the front desk to have some brought to us, but the phone was missing the dial menu so I took a chance at "0" but received no answer.The room had typical hotel room stains in the paint.The Jacuzzi's fill line needs to be raised about 6 inches higher as we turned on the jets & water sprayed everywhere, soaking the walls, floor, and two of our books.Old coffee was in the coffee pot upon check in and was still there 2 days later upon check out.

Was in a good location and was a great price. Stayed 2 nights and enjoyed the jacuzzi tub. Quite, but could have been a lottle cleaner.

Jetted tub was nice and relaxing.. bring your own bubbles

nice lady running the place, close to everything, kinda old school vibe,

Rooms did not have a mini-fridge, microwave. No extra towels, no coffee. No customer service.

Clean room, everything worked well, Stayed with you 5 times in the last 2 years. Have always been happy so far. Room is a fair price and always ready for us when we check in. Was nice the pool was still open, even though we did not have time to swim. It was nice for that to be an option. Looking forward to when we can have breakfast again.

Beds were uncomfortable, no breakfast even though it was advertised but refuse to do anything about it. Friendly people

I realize Covid is an issue right now, but no where on their website or when I received reservation confirmation did it say there would be no breakfast served, no ice machines available or not even a vending machine. WTH! Then, on our 2nd day of being there, they shut the water off without any warning and it was off for a few hours. Had to take our stuff to another room just to shower. Hotel was ok, nothing special. And I won't be back to Lake of the Ozarks - waste of time and money.