We stayed at this campground for just two nights as we are passing through on our way back to…read moreArizona. Most of the reviews that I've looked at for this campground on a RV specific app have given this campground five stars, primarily because the owner is kind. While I would agree immensely that the owner is very kind and helpful, this is absolutely not a five star RV park. There are quite a few long-term, ramshackle type campers here that need cleaning, maintenance and a yard pick up. I would also say there are long-termers here potentially for the summer season. Everyone was quiet so that part of the stay was fine, but I definitely feel there was some misrepresentation from other reviewers. The pool is a nice feature and the kids that are living in the Park seem to enjoy it! We did not use any of the public facilities such as the laundry, the bathhouse or the public restrooms. The owner also operates a U-Haul rental business from the front part of the campground, so you can't miss finding this place. We paid $45 a night and it is about 15 minutes outside of the main city of Sallisaw OK. The Wi-Fi was very spotty, we were given two different networks to try to use and we had to switch back-and-forth between them. Verizon signal is really terrible so if that is what you have you are going to need weboost or something to help you along. We did take a day trip about a 40 minute ride into Fort Smith to explore the historic fort there that was a day well spent and I wrote a separate review for that. I also wrote a review for shads catfish hole, which is basically across the highway and behind the gas station from this place. A very surprising find that was recommended as a local place for steak and seafood. I can recommend this place. All the utilities worked fine- our site was pull through. We had very little room on the pleasure side of our RV for any chairs so we did not sit outside at all. There is no Lake here, contrary to the name. The only water area was toward the back of the camp and is clearly marked as a waste water area.

What a beguiling mix of eccentricity and sharp esthetic sensibility. The details can be odd, but…read morethey are all clearly connected by the couple's personalities. My room (Middle Eastern) was bright and comfortable. Last night, I appeared to be alone in the place, with its proximity to potentially menacing dolls in a crib (and deep, looming shadows down the entryway). Things might well have gotten spooky (and if I had the $$ and a production crew, this would be an amazing location for an indie-horror flick!) Instead, because the vibe was so clean and the aura so well-manicured, it was a perfectly tranquil, restful evening.

Such a quiet peaceful retreat. I don't ever use a tv in a hotel room, and I love a room without…read moreone. This place is clean and has decent electricity, cute, and history appropriate, but the themed rooms are cool. The only problem me and other guests had was you had to let yourself in with a code at night, no onsite staff, and the door lock was quirky. So, guests were propping it open when they went to their cars in order to not get locked out.

Beautiful stay! Was in the Blushing Rose suite on the second floor. Felt very safe with the…read moreneighborhood and area. I do wish the rooms had a mini fridge but that's okay, there is a large fridge and microwaves available in the gaming / common room which itself is a nice perk! Loved all the coffee nooks -was a nice thought! I'm bummed there's no breakfast anymore under the new ownership but by no means does it take away from the stay. Was so cute, clean and I'd stay again if I find myself in the area.

Came in during one of the worst rain storms I've ever been in, Sam met us at the door and gave us…read moreinstructions on what to do if the storm escalated. Big thanks to Sam! Beautiful mansion that has been put together so tastefully and the room we rented was clean and well appointed. As a fan of history and architecture you can't go wrong. Nice coffee bars in the common areas and spent a few moments on the way out chatting with the other guests. Loved our stay and will be coming back on our return trip

This hotel is a bit worn. It's a good value cost wise but there are some trade offs in the…read morefreshness of the property and the plumbing sometimes has a bit of an issue. It was the Holiday Inn Express (HIE) but the property lost its flag from HIE due to not updating to the brand's standards. A new hotel was built just down the street that flies the HIE flag/name. This is a great value for a property close to the airport and includes bkfst with the stay.

The Arc staff was friendly and attentive. The room rates were competitive and we were able to get…read morea handicap accessible room. The room was clean, however the in room phone did not work. Not a big deal because we have our cell phones. The hotel is on Phoenix Avenue, plenty of food around. Most enjoyable.

Pros - every person we interacted with who worked there was outstanding!…read more The room was clean and maintained. We felt safe and the parking lot is well lit so I wasn't too worried about the car. Was easy to access and is exactly what you need for a spot to sleep while on a road trip. Cons - felt a little dated and the curtains don't sit close enough to the wall to block the light.

Unfortunately, our stay was a nightmare from the moment we arrived until the moment we left…read more Check-in took, and I am not exaggerating, THIRTY MINUTES. The woman behind the desk said she "couldn't find" our reservation in the system, but that she did have it in their email (we had reserved and pre-paid for two nights on their website directly earlier that day). She couldn't figure out how to check us in despite all of this, and had to call a couple of people to help her out. The first person didn't answer, and the second finally was able to walk her through her job, but in the meantime quite a line was forming behind us. We had been traveling all day and were super tired, she could have just given us a key and sorted out her software issues later, but we were forced to stand there and wait while she complained about how much she hated computers, and then proceeded to NAME all of the other reservations out loud to me, twice (first and last names!). Why she did this is beyond me, and is probably some sort of privacy violation. When we eventually got into our room, which we were told was a non-smoking one, this was clearly false as it reeked of cigarette smoke and there were even burn holes in the bedspread! At this point we didn't want to bother with switching rooms given how hard it was to get this one, so we just dealt with it. The the next day while we were out, we get a voicemail from them saying that checkout was at 11 and it was now 11:19 and that our stuff was still in the room, asking when we would be checking out. Well, given we had a two-night stay, we would be checking out the next day, obviously. She stared at my reservation for 30 upon checking us in, so should have known that. Or she could have double-checked it before calling me and complaining. So we called them back to clear it up, but come on! After we got back to our room, we found that they had deactivated our keycard DESPITE KNOWING that our reservation was for two days (we had a whole phone conversation about it only hours earlier). We had to go to the front desk, again, and get it reactivated. When we were finally permitted back into our room, the maid had clearly been there, but other than to spy on us, I'm not sure what she did. The bed was made, but the trashes were still full, the towels had not replaced, etc. Not a proper turndown in any way shape or form. At this point we are starting to lose our minds, but still holding our tongue. The real cherry on top of all of this is that at 7:30am the next morning, some random woman, WITHOUT KNOCKING or announcing herself, just burst right into our room waking us up and scared the bejesus out of us!!! Without even attempting to explain who she was or what she was doing there, she just ran away! We called down to the front desk to see what the hell was going on. We were told she was there to "do repairs" and "got the wrong room", although she wasn't wearing any kind of uniform and was not carrying tools. I mean, who does this!? Even housekeeping will at least knock first, or tell you who they are and what they want. Unbelievable!!! We were so glad when it was finally time to go at the proper time and on the proper day, but when we tried to check out there were issues there as well. There was no-one at the front desk for some time, then finally the same woman who checked us in came out and started complaining about how she wasn't even supposed to be on the clock yet but would check us out anyways, and then someone else finally showed up to do their job and relieve her from the process, but at that point we were so fed up that we finally did complain (and if anyone wants to dispute any of this, there is plenty of camera footage to review because there was a spy camera right on the checkout counter, about chest-high, which is insanely creepy and gross!). At no point during any of this did any of the staff or management offer any kind of solutions or options to offset the issues with our stay. The most we got was some half-apology but no offers of a refund or even a partial refund or anything whatsoever. We have actually stayed at this property before and had no issues, but this time it was just a complete disaster. We will NEVER be returning to this rundown hotel that is staffed by grossly incompetent people who couldn't care less about any of the problems they were causing to their guests. Travelers beware, avoid at all costs!

The first room we were assigned smelled smoky so we went back to the lobby to request a new room…read more(which I've never done before- I'm pretty forgiving). The next room had a musty smell but I figured we could tough it out for one night. Room seemed moderately clean. But then I realized it wasn't... the bathroom mirror was splattered. There were hairs in the sink and stuck to walls and the door. THE TOILET SEAT HAD A BIG SMUDGE OF SOILED-NESS ON IT. The pillowcases had smudges. The room wasn't super quiet. The AC system is insanely loud and old. It's walking distance to some restaurants and other things to do. Unfortunately we are in town for the eclipse and don't have a ton of other options due to things being fully booked and very pricey.

Just got off the phone with Makala, and she was fantastic ***** stars. I had some concerns about an…read moreupcoming trip that was split between two Diamond accounts, she took care of all my questions and she is a real asset to Wyndham Hotels in general. Kudos....

Great place that's easy in/out - like a personal private airfield!…read more Great customer service and very clean and friendly!

Agree with the review below me. Absolutely the nicest and cleanest restrooms in any airport I have…read moreever been. And I mean spotless. It also had this really nice chair with artwork above. Shocked. The outside looks more like an elementary school than an airport. We have a 6:20 flight and walked in at 4:20. Nobody was here. Security gates where closed but plenty of area to wander around and sit awaiting for them to open. TSA was a little slow to get through, but with few people in line and a little wait for the flight, it didn't really matter. There is some vending machines on the other side of security, a coffee area but that's it. Simple, small, clean is what you get. Almost feels more like a little private airport with the exception of TSA.

My wife and I grabbed the shots of old Van Buren AK. The train depot is the main visitors center…read more The murals are awesome. A little about it. Old Van Buren, Arkansas, refers to the historic core of Van Buren, a city in Crawford County known for its well-preserved Victorian-era architecture and vibrant cultural heritage. This six-to-eight-block stretch along Main Street is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It features restored buildings from the late 1800s and early 1900s, showcasing Victorian and Italianate architecture. Notable structures include the Crawford County Courthouse, Crawford County Bank Building, and the King Opera House, which is said to be haunted. We like haunted things. Didn't see anything though.