D'Monaco Resort Condos on Table Rock Lake

Bought light bulbs as the place was very low lit or completely missing bulbs and night lights for the bedroom since we couldn’t see the way to the water closet. I really wanted to like the place, but wouldn’t call it a resort. We got our own towels and extras since no maid service. Some appliances were not working correctly. Beautiful view, spacious. Sorely in need of an update on carpeting and furniture. Restaurant closed and exercise room locked during normal hours of operation. Also, charged extra for using credit card not disclosed on our original booking. Too expensive for lack of services. Sadly won’t be back.

The room is gorgeous with plenty of space but our nice balcony is covered with spiders and im concerned for our safety here the lock on the door is practically falling off and there isnt even a peep hole! The staff leaves at 8 and only the kitchen staff are there til 10 the front doors were unlocked and you dont even have to go through the front to get to the rooms. Theres no blinds on the windows at all I don't want anyone seeing my little one sleeping on the couch, and there is no vending machines only 1 for soda and it is in the middle of nowhere so if you need food at night your screwed unless you brought your own. Atleast if your hotel is in the middle of nowhere atleast add a vending machine for food. Constant construction going on too and the breakfast is not provided. Yes they serve breakfast but you have to pay ontop of your stay and for most hotels its included!!

We used a vacation exchange and upgraded to the 3 bedroom villa, which was greatly appreciated. First floor master bedroom was perfect for our elderly traveler who couldn’t manage stairs. The other two large bedrooms with attached bathroom are up a long flight of stairs. The lake view and huge balcony were wonderful, would suggest some nicer lounge chairs for that outdoor space. Restaurant hours are a bit sporadic and the resort is about a 12 min drive to most other restaurants and shopping. Beds are comfortable, clear showers in the bedrooms are not private. Glad we had a teenager with us as the tv operation was a bit confusing. Staff was very nice and accommodating with bringing extra towels, blankets, and removing a rather scary large centipede that made its way into the living room. Note to call ahead if you are checking in after 8 pm as this is a smaller resort, they will leave your room key in a lobby lockbox. Pool is clean but we did experience a lot of bothersome flies both in the pool area and on the balcony.

Stayed there for 3 nights. The room (King) was very nice decorated. Separated bedroom had a very comfortable bed with nice pillows. Spacious bathroom with lots of amenities. The balcony overlooking the lake with a perfect southwest view. Overall the rooms kept all very clean. Hotel staff very friendly and helpful Overall great value for the money. We will be back!

we had a three day family trip and stayed in the 3 bedroom villa. we were all amazed by the amazing views this place had to offer, Tim was happy to help us with all our luggage to the room(we really appreciated that). the villa has a great floor plan fit for a family. it was very clean and the beds were comfortable. we had everything we needed and if we needed something that was missing the staff was more than happy to deliver. because of the heat lately we did kayaking and stayed at the pool for the most part of which we did not mind. our teenagers didn't mind either. All the guests were friendly and staff was great and accommodating. we didn't eat at the restaurant but ordered drinks and some appetizers from the tiki bar. our only regret is staying there for only three days. we absolutely loved it and would recommend this place. thank you to everyone at the front desk, the bar, housekeeping, and Tim and Troy who helped us with the kayaks. sorry we didn't get everyones names but we thought everyone was really nice.

My wife and I spent a few nights here recently. Overall, we had a very good stay! We had a 1 bedroom condo/villa/suite on the "1st floor" (but really the 2nd floor) with an awesome lake view. The room was very spacious and the king size bed was one of the most comfortable we've slept in at a hotel. Even though the building is about 15 years old, we were greeted with the "brand new building smell" each time we entered the suite. We had a kitchenette with microwave, mini-fridge, and some utensils and other basic kitchen items. My wife enjoyed the Keurig machine for her morning coffee. Overlooking the lake was our own private balcony with two chairs. Very peaceful out there especially in the mornings. As far as the property goes, it's quite a different design and set up! I think they need to put up signs telling you where to go. After we got settled in, we wanted to go check out the pool. There are no signs telling you where to go and you cannot see the pool area from the front desk. We were in one of the "100" rooms, which was apparently the 2nd floor. We found that out when we went into the main building from the lower parking area, didn't change floors, and the elevator picked us up on the 2nd floor. You wouldn't even guess the pool and restaurant are both on the 1st floor (front desk is the 3rd floor). So better signage would be very helpful so visitors aren't on a wild goose chase especially on the first day when you're trying to figure out the maze! Once you get to the pool area, it is beautiful! The pool was crystal clear, great water temperature (probably could have used another degree or two) and it is right next to the lake. The pool area also overlooks a beach area, which they NEED to take advantage of! The beach area is quite large and would be a perfect place to lay out next to the water. But, alas, it goes unused and it doesn't get used very much at all. I highly recommend they make beach chairs and loungers available for guests to use on the beach. Also in the pool area is their restaurant with the only swim-up pool bar in this whole area! They also need to take advantage of that fact! However, the hours are limited from Noon to 8pm Tuesday through Saturday. I think they need to push these hours back to accommodate the dinner crowd and the after-dark crowd (say maybe from 3pm to 11pm. I understand staffing shortages these days, but the bartender would benefit from better tips if they could stay open until after 10pm especially on a Friday or Saturday. The lunch time crowd wouldn't be at the resort during lunch hours. They're out enjoying the lake and Branson. My wife and I enjoyed the swim up pool bar on a Tuesday evening and there was no one else there; not even inside the main restaurant area. It may have been because it was a Tuesday night but it seems this place doesn't get busy at all. The food was really good also and can be customized to fit dietary needs. The pool area itself does remain open unti