Branson House Bed and Breakfast

If you have allergies to pet dander, this would not be the place for you.

Pet- friendly

Cozy, clean, comfortable, and quiet. Conveniently located. The hostess, April, is attentive and friendly And, the breakfasts are quite good.

Great and perfect for my short stay to attend my classes at ivy tech! The owner was super sweet and breakfast was always fresh and delicious! If I have future classes to attend at ivy tech I will be booking here. Lots of cats and one very friendly dog, they stayed down stairs and not in the way at all. Great experience here thank you! Oh and the bed was super comfortable!! Def was nice since I had a recent back surgery!!♥️

The house is in a shady, run down part of town. We were surprised to discover that this lady fosters cats. There were so many cats and the whole house reeks of sick cat and litter box. When we requested a refund, she refused. While we were there another guest arrived and left to get a hotel. Such a disgusting experience.

Cat lovers paradise! Host rescues cats and we were greeted at every turn by a friendly meow. Home was modern/clean….host was kind and made us a great breakfast. Would gladly stay again next time we are in the area.

To begin with, there is no 24 hour service as stated. Owner leaves a note on the front door to tell you where your room key is, so anyone could get your room key as the front door is open. It is in a “rough” neighborhood. The beautiful vintage furniture pictured is covered with sheets and cat beds and cats. I counted 8 cats just on the couches. This is the common are the owner calls a library since it has a small bookcase with books on it. But you can’t sit anywhere because it’s covered with cat beds and cats. The dining/kitchen area is disgusting. There is a large kennel that takes up a fourth of the dining area which houses 4 more cats that appeared ill. A smaller kennel housed another cat and 2 liter boxes. The dining area and kitchen area are open concept, so food is prepared and consumed in this area. The smell was overwhelming throughout the house, and needless to say cat hair was everywhere. The cats that aren’t kenneled have free access to the house including the shared bathroom. One snuck past me into my room and I had to pick her up to remove her. I called the owner and asked for a refund. The smell was so bad my eyes were watering. She refused. She explained that she ran out of room for her cat rescue in her portion of the house and had to move some to the common areas. I asked her again for a refund and she refused. I left immediately. The room itself appeared to be clean, but it was no city view as described. And smell in room was horrific.

Our host, April, is one of the kindest people I have met. As

The house was not in a very nice neighborhood and it wasn't clear if it was safe to walk or not, so we drove to a nearby riverwalk when we wanted to take a walk. The host was lovely, but we were very shocked to discover when we walked in that she had 10-12 rescue cats in the house, as they were not on the advertising. There was a cat odor in the house, though not overwhelming. Our rooms were on the 2nd floor and that floor was clean and newly renovated. The bed was very comfortable, and the air conditioning worked well. Some rooms share a bathroom. We were a little underwhelmed with the breakfast in the morning, by bed-and-breakfast standards.

The hostess was very personable and we talked at length about our pets and just had a very enjoyable conversation.