Bull Shoals Hotel Guide - Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts hotels in Bull Shoals, United States of America.

"We didn’t meet the hosts but they have a great place to relax on the White River. The cabin was nice. The time together was priceless!"

"Check in was quick and the staff were very nice. The room was very clean and up to date with no smell. The bathroom was also clean and well kept. The beds were comfortable. Breakfast was great for a standard hotel breakfast. Plenty of options and i appreciate the fruit and yogurt options. Great location as well we had a great meal right next door."

"Amazing house! Great place to relax and enjoy the scenery. "

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"Good room nice bed. Accommodating staff.Good location "

"This home was perfect for our group of four fly fishing anglers. Peaceful, quiet and beautiful location on the river. Comfortable beds, clean and welcoming. Place has a dock with boat slip for river Jons. We dined out, so did not use cooking amenities. Cotter, Lakeview, Mountain Home, Flippin are conveniently 10-20 minutes away for dining and shopping. As I recall, photos depicted a Mr. Coffee maker which we prepared for, yet the home furnishes a K-cup maker. No worries though, coffee K-cups were available. The HVAC unit is a tad bit noisy and may require a check-up, but we were warm and toasty after long days on the river. Hope to return again. "

"Great place to stay! Great people to work with! We could t have asked for a better trip. Walt checked on us and made sure we didn’t need anything. Lindsey was always quick to reapond for any questions we had. If you’re lookin for a great cabin close to the water you have got to stay here. Also if you have any questions about anything just ask they will gladly answer and are such helpful people. Check em out and you’ll really enjoy your stay!"

"Everyone in our party was pleased with everything about this place. "

"This was the perfect spot for a fall get away with life-long friends. Very well stocked home, beautiful area of fall colors and all the space that we needed."