ACCOMMODATIONS
JUNIOR SUITES
Our junior suites offer more living space to enhance your relaxation. Each room has one king bed and extra space to unwind. Most have a pull-out sofa bed and some feature soaking tubs in the en-suite bathroom. In select suites, unwind with views of magnificent sunsets from the private furnished balcony, or patio, in our spacious junior suites situated in the main lodge.
Junior Suite: 322 sq ft
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ACCOMMODATIONS
JUNIOR SUITES
Our junior suites offer more living space to enhance your relaxation. Each room has one king bed and extra space to unwind. Most have a pull-out sofa bed and some feature soaking tubs in the en-suite bathroom. In select suites, unwind with views of magnificent sunsets from the private furnished balcony, or patio, in our spacious junior suites situated in the main lodge.
Junior Suite: 322 sq ft
A HISTORIC MIDWESTERN RESORT
The Lodge of Four Seasons has been serving guests since 1964. The founder, Harold Koplar, had a vision to create an unequaled experience in a remote land that would bring enjoyment to people of all ages. The 3,500-acre community of Four Seasons introduced a family tradition of entrepreneurship, hospitality and entertainment to the Lake. In 2016, the full-service, 354-room lodge underwent remodeling with a $15 million renovation that transformed our resort inside and out, offering a contemporary lakefront destination at the Midwest Lake of the Ozarks.
A HISTORIC MIDWESTERN RESORT
The Lodge of Four Seasons has been serving guests since 1964. The founder, Harold Koplar, had a vision to create an unequaled experience in a remote land that would bring enjoyment to people of all ages. The 3,500-acre community of Four Seasons introduced a family tradition of entrepreneurship, hospitality and entertainment to the Lake. In 2016, the full-service, 356-room lodge underwent a complete remodeling with a $15 million renovation that transformed our resort inside and out, offering a contemporary lakefront destination at the Midwest Lake of the Ozarks.