Stayed one night at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Harrison while visiting family in the area,…read moreand this was a very solid stay. The room was clean and had some nice features. I especially appreciated that the outlets were located in convenient places around the room, which makes a difference when traveling with phones, chargers, and devices. The air conditioning worked very well and kept the room comfortable all night. The common areas were also clean and well maintained. The lobby had a welcoming feel, the indoor pool area was bright and inviting, and the breakfast area was organized and easy to use. Breakfast was decent, and I was pleasantly surprised to see they offered a turkey sausage patty in addition to the regular breakfast items. One thing worth noting is that they no longer keep coffee makers in every room as part of their sustainability policy. Instead, they offer fresh coffee in the lobby 24 hours a day. It means a little extra walking, but the sign explained that it is part of their effort to reduce single-use waste, which I can appreciate. Also, the front desk can provide a coffee maker if requested. The only minor issue was that the downstairs beverage machine did not have a water option because that feature was broken during our stay. Overall, this was a clean, comfortable, and dependable overnight stop, and I would definitely stay here again. 117 Highway 43 E Harrison, AR 72601

The staff was very friendly with providing more towels for my family, my dog, and I. The rooms were…read moreclean and the breakfast was hot with lots of variety.

Wow! I had no idea this was a haunted hotel! Happy to learn about it from the front desk staff…read more (They were wonderful and helpful!) I I think I was the only guest in the entire hotel! (With the ghosts, of course!) The room was clean and comfy. The TV did keep turning on and off, but I was told ghost Beatrice doesn't like tvs. I appreciated the handwritten note that was left in my room, as well as the history lesson from the front desk staff. The only problem that I had was in the morning, there was no one at the front desk, so all of the doors were locked to get out. I was trapped in the lobby for a short time until I figured out how to get out. I felt strange leaving the hotel open with no one at the front desk. I will definitely be back. What a great experience. Haunted and all!!

This hotel is old from 1929 and very unique and has history. We were put in a room that faced the…read morefront and it was very loud all night, plus the AC did not work as it's connected with four rooms and they all have to be on the same function, either AC or heat at the same time ...which they were not. We wish the girl at check-in would've told us that there would be coffee down in the lobby the next morning because the room coffee was terrible. Elevator was out. Desk chair was torn up. Only Roku TV One plus was it does have covered parking.

It's a Hampton so it's as expected but the beds were super comfortable and the breakfast was midread more

Had so much fun. Wish I didn't have to leave. Everyone was amazing! Food fabulous. And special…read moreKUDOs to "Jay" whom went beyond his regular duty to make sure I knew all great places to visit & eat at. Please give Jay "BONUS" he more than deserves it. All the way! He is main reason I decided to leave feedback. He more than deserves at least great feedback on his outstanding job well done!!

The quinoa blend is amazing; truly worth the price. We split the Crescent City chicken, which was…read moresavory and sweet, with a honey sauce, served over a delicious blend of grains, lentils, and diced veggies. We got a slice of Company's Coming Pie to go; is it the state pie of Arkansas or is it Possum Pie? Super nice folks, too. And the view, the view! The slip of a deck off the back makes the visit.

My beautiful wife and I visited this place during our recent visit to Arkansas. We loved it and had…read morea good experience. Service was friendly! People were nice. We loved the vibe of the place with its stunning views, gift shop and decor. I ordered the fried shrimp and catfish, which was pretty good. We'd definitely go back if we find ourselves in Jasper again.

If I could rate this a zero I would!!! I am without a doubt calling the health dept and whoever…read morewill listen. Look at the mold in the bathroom!!! Jerry Jackson needs to hear about this!!!

Probably one of the Worst Hotels I have every stayed at. Sure the Price is pretty cheap at about…read more$40.00 a night. But the service is awful. I recently checked into this hotel while on a wrestling road trip. I got settled into the room and some man (guess he was an employee) walked into the room and asked if my friend and I had checked in and paid for the room. He left and then at about midnight that night we dropped off our gear and and left to go party at the wrestling venue for the 5 year anniversary show. The same man comes up to me and asks me if we are coming back. He lets of leave, But when we return, we come to find that he had let himself into our room and turned the AC off. I am thankful that I hid my macbook. I would not recommend this hotel to any one. There are much better places to stay in Harrison, AR.

Management was rude and abusive. Some woman came downstairs to check me in and was combative from…read morethe very first. She totally freaked out about my service dog. I had made the reservation 8-10 months in advance and called several days beforehand. Had there been an issue, I should have been informed at that time. This woman continued to yell, shake profusely and call me a liar, saying sarcastically she would, "pray for me". There was something very off about whatever is going on in that house. As this woman was shaking and yelling, she told me they actually utilize their handicapped daughter as their house maid! Yet she was very ugly about allowing my service dog. Even though it was getting late and I had no other place to stay, I just had to get out of there. It was all very bizarre. This place is downright scary. Enter at your own risk!

The owner is very accommodating & easy going. It is an older hotel (read the history on the…read morewebsite), but...the rooms are very quiet, very clean, and the hot water doesn't take forever. We had the top room with the private porch, which was lovely. Ended up staying an extra night. This particular room did not have a fridge or microwave, but did have a coffee maker. Outside of renting a cabin, it is the place to stay in Jasper.

Absolutely wonderful place to stay. Clean and comfortable cabins right on the lake with all the…read moreamenities Whether you are staying for a weekend or for the whole summer, this is your place for great fishing and some peace and quiet.

Great little vacation spot right on the lake. Clean cabin with everything you would need. Very…read morequiet area with very little traffic. Very friendly owners run and manage the place. I will definitely come back here next year.

This is a very small motel. I am accustomed to hotels that…read moreare much larger. That being said, the room was clean. The bed was comfy. No bugs! Got to watch the folks play golf out the window. Had the weather been nicer, I'd have frolicked with the critters.

This place is a hidden gem. I normally stay in Hilton or Marriott properties, however I was…read moretraveling through the area and thought "I'd stay there!" I was fortunate enough to be traveling back through and was able to get a room. I can only use three words for the place...Quaint, comfortable, and extraordinary! I can't wait to come back when I have my wife with me! I only hope there are rooms available!

Let me just begin by saying this place is charming, true to the period, and Warren, the innkeeper,…read moreis a gem. He is kind, knowledgeable, and will help you find all the local attractions per your interests. But we couldn't sleep here. This house is allegedly haunted and our overactive imaginations wouldn't let us rest a single minute. We were visiting Arkansas for a wedding in November and decided to extend our visit one night to explore the beautiful Ozarks. The night was fast approaching and we found The Queen Anne House thinking it would be perfect as our first experience at a B&B. Everything was decorated authentically and we felt transformed onto a Victorian movie set. Warren showed us all the rooms and we ended up picking a room in the coach house. We were the only ones staying that night. After putting out delicious cheesecake for an evening snack and informing us of the entertainment room, Warren retired to his residence next door. This is when we started getting the chilly willies. Maybe we are too accustomed to the noises of city living. Maybe we watch too many scary movies. Maybe we should have arrived in the daylight and gotten a look before the shadows settled in. Maybe if we weren't the sole residents that night...but I'll have to admit, wandering around in a Victorian house at night is terrifying. And finding an episode of this house featured in a paranormal series in the entertainment room is unsettling. And further discovering paranormal businesses signed into the guest book pretty much sealed our conclusion that we were going to die that night. Nothing did happen that night. We pretty much frightened ourselves with every creak in the floorboards and made up moving shadows in our heads. The place is actually very lovely in the day. But beware, if you are jumpy city folk that are not down with the paranormal you might just not make it till morning.