This unit was spacious inside in a guarded community, which is what these two old ladies appreciated. The outside porch light was burnt out, which we didn’t discover until we came home in the dark, but it was replaced the next day when we reported it.
Another incident we had while staying there was an unhappy wasp on the inside window frame in the master bedroom discovered somewhere after 10 PM. The after hours number I called clearly didn’t know what to do. He asked me if I could open the windows in the room. Of course I wasn’t going to do that! He said he would let the support team know and would get back to me. After a very short while, I went to the nearby Walmart that was closing at 11 PM and paid $7.00 for a can of wasp spray, which I had to leave as I couldn’t take it on the plane. When I told the office what happened, they didn’t offer to reimburse me for it, but at least I didn’t have to sleep in a room with a live wasp.
All in all, we liked the accommodations despite the mattress that was pretty well sunken in on one side of the bed. Although it was a little bit west of the Branson shows, we liked the location and would stay in one of those units again.