Myer Hospitality

A simple wish that you have a blessed Christmas filled with peace, joy, and love. 🌟

Branson has never been better! Do you know how it all started?

Ruben S. Branson, for whom Branson, Missouri, is named, was one of thirteen children. He opened a general store near the White River. In 1882, the store added a post office, officially listing it as Branson, Missouri. After selling his store, he opened a distillery and boarding house while helping to govern the town. Eventually, interest in Branson as a community surged when the railroad was announced. In 1904, a new bank, a hotel, and a stable were opened. A new school district was organized the following year as the railroad's completion continued attracting new residents. Reuben Branson lived to see the town grow some but passed away in 1935.

The Presley family built the first theater in 1967. Not long after, the Baldknobbers built a theater nearby in 1969. Today, Branson is home to over 40 music theaters with over 50,000 seats (more than Broadway). The Baldnobbers are even around and still doing wonderful shows. There are also dozens of attractions and other entertainment that is unlike anything in the country.

25% of the country can get to Branson within a Day’s drive.

Come see us sometime soon!

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us!

As we gather around the table this season, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to you—our wonderful guests. Whether you've joined us for a show-filled getaway, a family reunion, or a peaceful escape to the Ozarks, it's been our honor to be part of your memories.

Thanksgiving reminds us of what matters most: time spent with loved ones, moments of joy, and the warmth of hospitality. We're thankful for the opportunity to welcome you to Branson and to provide a home away from home.

Wishing you a day filled with good food, great company, and plenty of reasons to smile.

With gratitude,
The Myer Family

Land of the free, because of the brave. Happy 4th of July! 🎆