Good for a Short Stay…read more I stayed in this Cobblestone Inn while in the area for business. The room I reserved was a one-bedroom King Suite with a kitchenette. The hotel is clean with a few amenities. My room was large and clean, and I had no issues. The hotel has a bar and lounge, which is the breakfast area in the morning. If you need a workout, there is a small basic fitness room with free weights and some cardio machines. The free breakfast is very good with hot and cold selections as well as items that you can take with you. Overall, good for a one-night stay.

My wife and I stayed here Valentine's Day 2/12/25 - 2/15/25 We came from Louisiana to visit family…read morein Pine Bluff. The first issue was we reserved a KING single bed room. They gave us a room with 2 twin beds. They said they were sold out when we went to request the correct room. Jessica at the front desk was VERY rude! The guest next door to our room had a huge fight literally in their room & in the parking lot multiple times I mean they were having a knock down drag out! We called and complained to Eli at the front desk that night about 5 times nothing was done. They also had spilled a large cup of dark liquor in the elevator no one cleaned up as we notified Eli as well of this issue, it reeked a horrific smell of pure alcohol! This stay was very unpleasant! So to accommodate us & make things right they did issue a refund BUT they only wanted to do 50% initially so we had to fight pull teeth, like we were in court trying not to receive life in jail about all the weed smoke from the WWF wrestlers in the next room that were wondering around the hotel like zombies shirtless & shoeless! Also our toilet was dirty, & the tv was not properly working! I would have gave 1/5 stars but since they tried to fix the problem I figured they deserve a little better 2/5. They should have gave us a refund and a complimentary guest pass for a free night or 2 it was hell there we didn't get any sleep and the other hotels were booked so we couldn't leave smh. Hopefully they stop renting rooms to meth head alcohols next time as it costed them $400.00

Meth head Central, never stay there. Rooms had Bologna skin behind the door, asked for my money…read moreback and they refused. Never stay there.

Its a place to lay your head and hot water and tv, coffee. If you are looking for luxury this is…read morenot for you. The breakfast is very small and bread is not fresh. But hey like I said before its a place to stay.

Excellent customer service, clean and comfortable rooms. Good breakfast. All you need really. Not…read moremuch more to say I guess. I failed to get pictures but everything was nice.

I stayed at the Hampton Inn by Hilton in Batesville, Arkansas, for two nights while attending the…read moreannual Cave City Watermelon Festival. Our total after-tax cost was $342, and unfortunately the overall condition of both the hotel and our guest room did not meet the level of quality I expect from the Hilton brand. I actually emailed management during my stay with detailed photos and a list of concerns because, as a hotel general manager myself, I believe issues should be brought directly to management first so they have an opportunity to address them. As of writing this review, I have not received a response. The staff members we interacted with were friendly and courteous, which I appreciate. However, the property's condition and attention to detail were disappointing. In our guest room (Room 410), we found numerous maintenance and cleanliness issues, including: * Wallpaper peeling from the walls in multiple locations * Shoe prints and dirt marks on the ceiling * Handprints and smudges on the walls * Greasy fingerprints on the entry door and headboard * Black mold visible inside the HVAC supply vents * Hair, dirt, and debris collected along the edges of the closet, bathroom, and entryway floors * Scrapes and dents in the drywall near the entrance * A loose toilet seat * Uneven bathroom tile with missing grout * Noticeable carpet stains between the beds and in front of the dresser area The deferred maintenance extended beyond the guest room as well. Wallpaper was peeling in the fourth-floor ice room and around the elevator lobby, giving the hotel a worn appearance. Breakfast was another disappointment. We arrived around 9:38 a.m., just before the end of service. While I understand breakfast was nearing its conclusion and the food that remained tasted good, the dining area was extremely messy. Counters were covered with food debris, empty serving pans remained out, and overall presentation suggested that the area had not been maintained throughout service. Regular tidying would have significantly improved the guest experience. None of these issues alone would have ruined our stay, but collectively they reflected a property that appears to be missing routine preventive maintenance and detailed housekeeping inspections. For the price we paid, I expected a much higher standard. Hampton Inn has built a reputation for consistency, cleanliness, and quality, and this property unfortunately did not reflect those expectations. I hope management takes these concerns seriously, performs a comprehensive room and public-area quality audit, and addresses both the maintenance deficiencies and housekeeping quality control. The employees were welcoming, but the property itself needs significant attention to meet the standards guests expect from the Hilton brand.

The accommodations are outstanding. The food was superb. One of my favorite outfitters in Arkansas…read more Stan and Jan are amazing hosts and the staff and guides are second to none. My son and I enjoyed our hunts and will be going back in the future.

I reached out to see if I could surprise my son with a duck hunt after watching the fox nation…read moreclick on this lodge. The response when I inquired about the price was prompt and professional. Six (6) duck hunters at $1400 a day per Hunter, and a pheasant hunt for $600 per day per Hunter. $2000 per Hunter per day. Dad said if you have to ask you can't afford it, but I didn't know they do groups of six unless I asked. Sure looks pretty.

Good receptionist. Quick check in…read more Clean and quiet room, very comfy bed. Breakfast ready on time with good bags.

Absolutely amazing! Shout out to Rhonda! She was amazing and made me feel welcome! Asked me a bunch…read moreof questions on what kind of room I would want in order to elevate my stay! Gave me good advice on local food and helped me with anything I need! The room was magnificent! Honestly made my expectations higher and made me want to be a Honors Member!

Everything about the Inn is perfection. We made a last minute reservation for the Jade room because…read morewe have a toddler and he could be rambunctious. After a 7 hour drive the Inn was cozy. There is alot of room for the toddler to burn off energy. The host are gracious, warm, and kind. Our room was secluded with private entrance and back exit to the beautiful backyard and courtyard. Slumber was heavenly. The breakfast was bacon, any style eggs, hash brown casserole, coffee, mimosas, etc. We will plan a stay anytime we visit. It isn't far from Collins Springs which is a must see.

The host and hostess were very cordial and accomodating. Room comfortable. Very quiet as it was out…read moreof town a few miles.

Our stay here was reasonable, nice, and comfortable. Our room was spacious and clean. Customer…read moreservice was excellent! I don't want to stay anywhere but embassy suits again! I felt spoiled.

If you're looking for a hotel where you book a king suite and get a king in combination with…read moredesperately wanting to hear the family of 43 on one side and a man snoring on the other all damn night, this place is for you. Staff is friendly and parking is easy so that's the only reason I have them two stars. This place is perfect if you want to book a hotel and get zero sleep.

Luxurious little gem in heart of Walnut Ridge…read more I've been visiting family here for thirty plus years and this restored little jewel will be my go-to rather than the nearby hotels For about the same price, Hotel Rhea supplies you with a restored 1900's tiny hotel big on amazing details and comfort Restored and run by college students as part of work-study, I feel extra good about staying here! Can't wait to stay here again!!!

What a pleasant surprise at a Meeting-less hotel. We stayed in the 2 bedroom suite which was as big…read moreas 2 bedroom apartment so you won't feel cramped. Very quaint and clean. I would have given them 5 stars if they could eliminate the train horn that sounded in the middle of the night.

My husband & I were looking for a pit spot to crash in after a long drive from Texas. So you can…read moreimagine our obvious concern staying anywhere overnight with a car filled with stuff. We felt grateful and glad that we chose this hotel as it was one of the safest places we've stayed in so far. Located off I-40, it was both convenient and easily accessible. We saw so many cars and trucks with trailers (moving just like us) parked next to us which made us feel even more safer. Our room was clean and just what we needed. Staff were courteous and the hotel was in great condition. There were renovations going on but that didn't cause any inconvenience while entering/exiting or during parking. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for both short & long term stays.

Front desk was very nice, friendly and accommodating. Maintenance and house keeping terrible!!!…read moreFirst the elevators were broken so we had to take the first floor. Second the pillow cases and some towels were stained. The pillow cases looked as if someone had slept on them or they forgot to take them out of the dryer. They were very wrinkled! They need to update their linens and towels. Nasty fly in the room killed it with the remote. He must have been on his last leg. Room smelled like feet and the bed was sooooo hard! The men's bathroom in the main area was nasty and all clogged up. Although the hotel is very quiet from outside noise but don't try to sleep in because the maids are busy slamming doors left and right, over and over. They need rubber stoppers to put in the door. Also the bathroom door the handle was jacked so it was hard to get it to even close. On another note tho the maids were very nice... so now I am torn