2-Star Hotels in Fayetteville

Ahmed greeted us and, from that moment on, we taken care of in a warm, caring, professional manner. When we travel back to Fayetteville, we will want to stay at Avid hotel, and we hope that Ahmed will still be on your staff. The remainder of your staff, down the the person, was also warm and friendly, regardless of their task/s or time-of-day! The grab-n-go breakfast had a great variety and the anytime coffee is a must. The room was perfect, clean, well cared for and the beds were GREAT! *Trip Type - we were in town to attend a Larkin Poe concert at George's Majestic Lounge **Maybe add a trip type of ”Pleasure”

Right off the highway so it's mostly occupied by out of town workers. Parking lot full of work vehicles but still spots to be used. Definitely what we would call a ”roach motel” growing up. Front desk staff kept making small talk with the customer in front of me. I ended up standing there waiting (while exhausted) for some time while they chit chatted at 12am. Room is very outdated and TV remote buttons aren't working right. Click power and it just changes the channel. Smells musty and is humid in the room. Bathroom leaves a lot to be desired. The most important thing. It is now 3am. This is the single most uncomfortable concrete slate of a bed I have ever laid on in my entire life. I am considering sleeping in my car. I have piled the pillows under me and still it is too uncomfortable to sleep on. If I went outside and slept on some construction gravel, it would be a similar sensation. Why would I bother going to report this to the desk? They can't provide a new mattress or dehumidify this fart of a motel room. Total waste of my money. I should have stayed anywhere else. If you value your back and want to feel rested, or simply want to not breathe hot wet air and not watch QVC on the TV that doesn't turn off.....find another place to sleep.

There are better places to stay for the same price. Hotel is rundown and poorly maintained. Had two rooms and both had TV issues. Worse yet, both of them smelled, one from the garbage disposal and the other from the open freezer door. Tried to air them out and asked for clorox to kill the disposal but they didn't have any. The bigger issue was their lack of feel for customer service. My son goes to UofA and came to see his grandfather who is in a wheelchair and in recently poor health. We sat in the lobby to talk but were told we couldn't stay there because Sean, the manager, would see us on the security camera and tell us to leave. I explained that our rooms were small, our TVs didn't work and why were were meeting but the lobby attendant said it was only a matter of time. We told him to tell Sean that we would only be there for a short time and that we were not bothering anyone since it was Saturday night and no one was checking in. Didn't matter, Sean called in a while latter and said we had to go to our rooms or leave. Hey, Sean, get out of your parents basement and off the creepy security cameras. Have some feel for what is going on in your hotel by listening to your employees who were there and didn't really think it was a big deal for us to hang out in a lobby that was not busy. The Graduate is a much better hotel with a welcoming lobby.

Room was clean, shower was newer with nice large pump bottles of Dove shampoo, conditioner and body wash. Breakfast was good in general. Environment was quiet. The pool was enjoyable. The place was near everywhere we wanted to visit. Very nice stay overall.

Living out of town and landing with husband in hospital in ICU with CoVid pneumonia, I needed a safe place to stay that was affordable, close, clean and would accommodate my day to day extending. Sleep Inn met that need, The $75 medical rate made that possible as well. The room was a single queen, perfect for one! It would have helped to have had a refrigerator being there 12 days, but the price per night for that wasn't worth the extra money. Sleep Inn is literally down the road from Washington Regional. Restaurants in walking distance. Staff very professional and helpful. They made a stressful situation easier.

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Nice people, rooms and location. Good breakfast.

With a stay at Extended Stay America Select Suites - Fayetteville - I-49, you'll be centrally located in Fayetteville, within a 5-minute drive of University of Arkansas and Jerry Jones/Jim Lindsey Hall of Champions Museum. This hotel is 22.3 mi (35.9 km) from Beaver Lake and 1.6 mi (2.5 km) from Bud Walton Arena.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Featured amenities include express check-out, laundry facilities, and an elevator. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 121 guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. 34-inch flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and separate sitting areas.

As you may see in my other reviews I usually have something positive to say. It is unfortunate this stay is happening right now ! I ask for a room cleaning on my four night stay and the excuses fly off by the manger of reasons why I was not given a room cleaning even though I left for eight hours after 10 am . Lectured about minimum amount of towels given. Then called on the phone in my room and given the same lecture my husband had just received in the lobby. Okay I understand people steal and I am just trying to make sure we bathe and we rented a suite for five I know it may be over the top but we shower twice a day at home. AND ON VACATION I am lectured each time I encounter the hotel management. I am reminded about COVID19 Staff shortages and rules of IHG Never mind I traveled staying in IHG hotels Other places and loved and enjoyed my stay. I didn’t mind making my bed or having to take towels to my room or having trash cans overflowing . I understand job shortage I am sorry this particular Holiday Inn is suffering I think it is time for management to exam their interpersonal skills and customer service. Just understand this is a vacation for a family of five and we wanted to be treated as if we are on vacation in a pleasant manner. The breakfast food fantastic; sweet lady caring and attentive, the housekeeper in charge very nice yet she also reminded me it was a five towel minimum. Once again the manager on duty reminded me…he was telling me okay we are going to give you a extra towel but “ IHG policy”….” Okay yes sir but I have stayed in IHG pre and post COVID19 and never been treated in such a manner over a simple request of please clean my room. The room needs TLC shows and wear and tear over many many years of service. All the more reason to be caring and giving customer care not lecturing your consumers on VACATION!

The Hampton Inn Fayetteville is located off Highway I-49, Exit 62 in the southwest area of Fayetteville. Our hotel is in the majestic foothills of the Ozark Mountains and home of the University of Arkansas Razorbacks. Arkansas area attractions include historic downtown, fine arts center, air museum, shopping mall, boating, fishing, camping, hiking, and a scenic train excursion through the mountains. In Fayetteville, dining options include: Razorback Pizza, Ruby Tuesdays, Fire House Subs and many more within a mile of our hotel.The Hampton Inn Fayetteville hotel is 100% non-smoking and features an indoor pool, hot tub, sauna and 95 beautifully appointed rooms: some with whirlpool tubs. Hotel amenities include complimentary continental breakfast, in-room hair dryer and 25 inch TV with cable and HBO. We also offer connecting rooms, cribs, irons, microwaves and refrigerators in all rooms. Laundry/valet services and meeting/banquet facilities are available for a nominal fee.