Inns in Arkansas, United States

Many thanks for your quick help on our visit!! Your sister hotel, The Burgundy had a power outage and with their assistance and your aid, we had a very comfortable stay when we expected to be searching for hotels in a strange area by ourselves. After a 7-hour drive on the way to Texas, you were a God send. Your inn was easy to find, clean and comfortable and we would highly recommend to others to stay with you when traveling through the Little Rock area. Friendly and efficient service can't be beat. Thank you for a wonderful stay!

This is an older facility, but it is obvious that the owners really care about it and take a lot of pride in it. Yes, it could stand to be completely refurbished and made to look new - at a higher room price, too. But it is very clean and well maintained. I especially appreciated the triple sheeting which made everything about the room feel so much fresher and cleaner - not too often seen in this price range of rooms.

Great place would recommend it. Nice people, clean rooms, breakfast, pool

Amazing stay. I will stay here again when I do this trip in the future. I believe this hotel was newly remodeled. Everything felt clean and newer. It's not the Four Seasons, but it's nice. We slept great. It was quiet, and the A/C worked very well. What more can you ask for? Sadly, we didn't get the chance to use the pool next to our room, but it looked inviting, clean, and clear. All the staff that we met were great. We checked in with Dustin around midnight and checked out with Paulette in the morning. Both were very accommodating to our circumstances with our car. Due to a tire issue, Dustin allowed us to put the car in front and gave us the room right in front of it. Since we had to have a repair done, we requested a late checkout and were granted a short extension by Paulette. This actually ended up being our favorite hotel on our cross-country road trip. We stayed in some nice hotels along the way, but this one was fun, clean, and memorable for my daughter and me. We didn't plan to stay in Russellville, but we were forced to find a hotel due to a late-night tire blowout on I-40. My daughter's hybrid doesn't carry a traditional spare due to the hybrid battery in the rear. Thankfully, there was a newly built Discount Tire that opened in April of '23. So, in the morning we had them replace the tire, check for damage, and get us right back on the road. We were disappointed that we didn't have a chance to use the pool. It looked amazing in that intense summer heat. Thank you, Quality Inn Russellville staff. You helped make an unfortunate event much less stressful.

Room was very nice, and the staff was very nice and helpfull in advising places to go for dinner. Fridge was cold enough to keep items cool. There were enough towels for 2 people, and pillows were nice. Breakfast area was nice with a variety of items to choose from. Especially liked the waffles and cereal, as well as the yogurt.

This hotel is pretty nice. The Angelo Grove hotel street in Marion felt safe. The staff were friendly. The room is updated and clean. Here were the only two issues. First, and I have seen this is another Hampton Inn recently, the curtains are fake quarter panel and don’t close at all. This means you can’t get to sleep much in the summer and are woken up early. I also had a flood light outside my room, which is great for safety but with the fake curtains it was bright all night. The second issue was breakfast started 30 mins late. Maybe the employee was late to work. The front desk staff was apologetic. Breakfast was mostly cold take and go items. There wasn’t any plain protein like usual (sausage gravy is not a protein). Other than those two things the hotel was good, and it’s a nice choice for anyone in the Memphis area. I hope Hampton puts back full curtains in all its properties. I see they’ve backtracked on the unpopular shared toiletries (have little individual ones again) so hopefully the curtains are next.