Yellville Ozark Rock & Gem Hotels

"We had a great stay in this quaint little cabin. We had a welcome gift of fresh chicken eggs that made for some tasty breakfasts, great touch. So glad we made the choice to stay here rather than a hotel. Communication was open and clear. Watching the fish jump out of the water, the hawks and eagle flying over the River was awesome to see. 💕"

"lovely cabin, lots of space! we will be back!"

"Very nice place, very spacious, would love to go back for longer vacation next year. Love the kitchen and all the space. Only draw back is kitchen is not equipped for a lot of cooking. Packing a set of pans would be essential. Phone service is minimal and expected but WiFi was very good considering location. GPS doesn’t work so I recommend a map if your not familiar with area. No complaints, just advice. Highly recommend if your wanting a trip to mountains and spend any time on Buffalo River."

"Great location, beautiful home, loved the property. Mattress is only thing that could have been better "

"We found the property lovely. The view is stunning from all angles and very close to the river. Very clean !! The only suggestion is to make checkout at 11. We loved and will be back"

"Beautiful location! Accommodations were awesome! Everyone enjoyed their stay!"

"Loved the view. So if you like camping but want a much better experience this is it. You get nice comfy bed, a shower, toilet (compostibg) but better then sh——ing in the woods, some electricity and even some AC, but remember this is glamping and not a full service hotel!! Loved the stay, ill be back again"

"House is very functional for my family and we love the view. "

"Directions given by the host were spot on, maps on the phones will get you close but sometimes they add a few extra turns, so definitely take notes from the host. The house was quite a bit bigger than we expected. The appliances were all functioning and the furniture was in good working order. Our absolute favorite spot was the back porch which overlooks the creek. Drinking our morning coffee and eating breakfast as we listened to the bugs chirping and water flowing- even in mid August when most of the state was dry for weeks. There is a bit of a meadow you can see behind the trees and it seemed to be frequented by a family of deer."