Amy was friendly and welcoming. Close proximity to anything needed. Room clean. Quiet. Good…read morebreakfast.

James at the front desk was exceptional. The hotel and lobby was clean and the breakfast was very…read moregood. They had different waffles and toppings, yogurt, fruit, eggs, sausage, oatmeal, cereal, multiple breads and drinks. Family friendly and will definitely stay here again if in the area.

Although The Baker looks like a bed and breakfast, they call it a hotel... a self-service hotel…read moreperhaps. Hubby and I arrived and found street parking next to building. Despite using the code that was emailed to us, we could not open the front door. I called the contact number and was sent an alternate code that worked. We stayed on in the Turret Suite on the third floor. Our emailed code worked to open the room lock. The room was clean and spacious. The pro of the room is the drinks and snacks provided, but unfortunately, there was a lot more misses: - The Turret bathroom looked like it fit into the period style with a claw foot tub, but it was not easy to use. The flimsy pipes made for turning on the tub difficult. Soap and shampoo was on a table two feet away from the tub. The raised claw foot tub made for a dangerous slippery situation to reach for soap and to get in and out of the tub even with a grab bar. - The toilet comes with old plumbing. Make sure to flush twice, if not three times, as it lacks flushing water pressure. - There are no side tables next to the bed, so phones and other personal items lands on the windowsill away from the bed. - Two huge lamps hung over the bed that we had to move to avoid head bumps. - The windows faced the street, but the slatted window blinds made for a bright room to sleep. The house was clean and we were able to use the common sitting areas downstairs. It would have been nice, especially for the price point, to have a pot of fresh coffee available in the huge kitchen downstairs or even fresh cookies or other baked treats. Heck, for the price, breakfast should have been served since they have a huge unused dining room.

Such a cute place! We only came for one night and were with a group. The walls are very thin as you…read morewould expect with an old house. They have provided you with a lot of cute amenities like local beers, little snacks, k cups, and makeup remover wipes. Very well maintained and decorated. We stayed in the room with the detached bathroom which was smaller but still had everything we needed.

Squeaks a four-star by having clean and quiet rooms, and actual protein for breakfast…read more Discounted for an excessive pet upcharge. Party of two, two small dogs. One night. Studio-ish setting with fridge, microwave. Parking was fine; easily reachable, and felt safe because it's next door to the North Little Rock police station. Food is nearby. Highly accessible from I-40/30. Otherwise it has cheap art, but is not too shop worn. It's a decent value. I'm not inspired to say much more.

Smooth check-in, easy parking. Great location!! The room was clean (wife didn't find any stray…read morehairs in the towels or linens). Quiet no road noise. Shower will get so hott you can boil eggs!! (OK maybe I'm the only one that likes that but it was great). Breakfast was hot and fresh eggs, sausage, biscuits, yogurt, oatmeal, boiled eggs, waffles (so something for most). We would definitely come back here again.

Incredible! Beautiful clean room, felt like a Queen! Definitely recommend this hotel, you won't be…read moredisappointed!

Beautiful Hotel! Very attentive staff. Great service. Delicious restaurant. Best location-walking…read moredistance from restaurants, bars, and nightlife. Highly recommend.

The Best Western Plus JFK Inn & Suites in North Little Rock, AR was a good experience…read more It was of course no thrills, but overall I was pleased with our one-night stay on July 22, 2025. PROS + friendly, welcoming staff + dog-friendly (size limit = 80 lbs / $30 per day) + clean room (2 queen bed pre-taxes = $90.76) + nice, clean and cool indoor swimming pool + nicely-lit parking lot + mostly, seemingly safe area + entrance to rooms must be accessed going through lobby + short walk to Tropical Smoothie Cafe + very nice fellow clients... met a young lady from Abilene, TX, and her nieces. We had some funny chats. CONS - slow elevator - many full-sized trucks parked in two spaces or crooked - no hot tub - super small and thin pool towels - noisy neighbors - we admittedly ate a late breakfast, but it wasn't as good as other BWs I have been to. The coffee was not good at all. I usually drink mine black. Judging by other places I drove by, this was a great choice. I think staying downtown at the Hilton would have been my only other option while we had our dog.

This is a gathering spot for a local biker gang or something. I've never seen anything like it…read moreactually. People just bringing out land chairs and chillin, like it was at a park. But it is 2:30am at a freaking best western. An employee told me this was. Not the first time. Cops have been by twice. No sleep tonight for me, it'll be a long day tomorrow.

Just a star above the infamous Motel 6, this little dumpster dive is a far cry from the old…read morefamiliar Red Roof we call home in Hot Springs. Expecting the motel style of the Hot Springs Red Roof, my wife and I were surprised this location opted for the hotel, all enclosed layout complete with a flimsy, knob-less, cardboard like door to separate the smoking and non-smoking areas of the second floor. Silver lining, the entire place smelled like an ashtray full of full flavored filters and burnt roaches. Felt like I walked into an old mom and pop diner of days past. Quiet enough though that the only sound I heard when I went down to the lobby for coffee this morning was the soothing, silky voice of the receptionist tell a fellow boarder "You can't apologize to the dead. All those slaves? They did. They don't care about no apology". Nice to be served a little enlightenment with my morning cuppa joe. Kind of fee like I should skip the Bill Clinton Presidential Library altogether now. The room was clean enough, nothing of note to mention, but it just didn't FEEL clean...if that makes sense. Could've been the lingering stench of previous (and current) guests, or simply the trash that lined the halls on the way to my room. Overall, not a depressing experience but most definitely one I don't want to live through again. Fascinating enough, the Quality Inn across the parking lot looks like a whole new world or lodging and cleanliness. Amazing how one cracked asphalt drive can make such a noticeable difference. Save your money. Unless you're looking for an authentic and "real" Little Rock experience, find someplace else to lay your head at night. Edit: I rated it two stars instead of one simply because, unlike other unfortunate reviewers, I didn't happen to come across anyone seeking drugs or tweaking in the hotel hallways and the place (believe it or not) wasn't AS bad as the Motel 6. Otherwise, all of those one star reviews are pretty well spot on. Second edit: I couldn't do it. I couldn't knowingly leave a two star rating with a clear conscious. This place is a dump. Don't let the outer appearance fool you. As one reviewer said years ago, this place needs to be shut down.

After traveling many hours I decided to stop here for one night. I told them about the door handle…read morebeing faulty and the receptionist said they would "get to it", and he never did. Then there was a fire in the building. We didn't know because for 30min. while trying to sleep, the fire alarm went off in spirts but we could tell someone kept disabling it so it would stop. I called them because we could not sleep. They answered and said "Everyone get the f' out!" She did not tell us what was the reason. We tried to get out and the door handle was not working once again(it fell off the door)We had to jump out the first floor window with our large dog. They need to be shut down for not reinforcing correct safety measures.

We've been driving for 2 days.. we're trying this new thing called "budgeting our trip". So of…read morecourse we stayed at a motel 6 our first night. For our 2nd night, I really didnt care about the budget anymore lol. Fortunately, we saw this hilton. Gina (front desk) was super great! The perfect person to help us after 14hrs of driving. Very entertaining and accommodating! Youre awesome Gina! There was another lady but I didnt get her name. If u get to read this, thank you as well! Your smile made us feel very welcomed! First impression was, oh yes we will definitely have a good night sleep and shower lol. Everything looked and smelled clean. I work in the ER, so everytime I smell bleach, it makes me feel like the place is sanitized, and that's what this place made me feel. Big room. Had a tub! Perfect place to de stress. Im 5'2 and a the tub still felt a little bit small. But it did its purpose perfectly. Anyway, great stay, felt refreshed because I felt safe that our car is not gona be stolen of broken into. Love the cleanliness. Definitely a good spot after and before a very long drive!

Convenient location, great staff, and the restaurant makes very delicious food. Building is well…read moremaintained and the room seems to have been recently renovated. All three of the Front Desk Agents were friendly and helpful.

We've been traveling the US - the staff friendliness, over the top welcoming attitudes, cleanliness…read moreof the entire hotel and the value cannot be beat! From check in to breakfast to accommodation when I accidentally booked the wrong room they went above and beyond!! Well done! I'd come back o Littlw rock just to stay here again!

When we first arrived we went to our room and the TV didn't work. They asked if we needed a TV?…read moreUpon saying yes we had to move rooms. The second rooms TV did work but the AC was slow to cool down the room. And the mattress was hard as a rock. Hands down the worse mattress I have ever slept on. My hips will be recovering for days. Lastly we were there for an event and I one monitored the paid parking lot so we had to park a block away in a garage. Not safe when walking to and from late at night. And the carpet in the hallways were all torn and ripped to where I almost tripped several times.

The staff were so kind from the front desk to the housecleaning. But apparently the hotel is just…read morelike the other "Hilton" branded property in downtown LR, it's not REALLY Hilton owned and the management isn't on site. Property was under renovation on the 2nd floor, which we expected. What I didn't expect was to enter the elevator and lobby DAILY at all hours and be covered in who knows what kind of asbestos construction debris and dust. They only mopped that crap up after I complained and sent in a video. Edited to add: I have spoken with the office of the new owners and have assured me that they will be more diligent from now on.

We just traveled from Los Angeles to Little Rock and we went to check in. Deon was so great and…read moreprofessional! He made it smooth and easy. Deon was very helpful and made us feel at home The beds were great and we had a giant room with a couch and wet bar. We are centrally located right near the river walk and restaurants and bars. We love it! Thanks Deon for going above and beyond and for being so accommodating.

Cities that adopt the name of the bigger city beside them, then add a geographical fact, generally…read morehave difficulty breaking out of the shadow of that bigger city. Think South San Francisco, East Palo Alto, and the like. Not until I was staying at the Wyndham Riverfront Little Rock did I learn that North Little Rock is an entirely different town than Little Rock itself. I falsely assumed it was merely a geographical fact. Much of North Little Rock has a reputation for being less safe than Little Rock itself. But here in the Argenta neighborhood I felt that wasn't a factor. I walked freely during the daytime, along the riverfront and along the charming Marin Street, and hopped the trolley that showed me more in both towns. The parking lot out front of the hotel seemed safe, with security, and no evidence of any crime. In fact, the hotel has a popular bar and restaurant and shares a footprint with Benihana. A room here is inclusive of a morning breakfast - a very good one - with service that exemplifies Southern hospitality. The woman manning the omelet-making station each morning sparked joy. And actually, everyone who worked here was well-versed in hospitality. The hotel does not offer up daily room-cleaning but if you ask, it is happily supplied. I asked twice in four nights and enjoyed the neat, clean, and orderly room to which I returned each day. This hotel features an outdoor pool and an indoor gym, the latter of which my son reported to be "a lot bigger than I thought it'd be". The bar is popular (but not open very late) and the location is easy to get into and out of but also just over the bridge from downtown Little Rock. It's telling when I report that my family members tried to stay here again shortly after my 4 night visit and found no available rooms. They were able to get in a day later though. Wyndham Riverfront Little Rock is a good value (about $240/night), a place I feel very comfortable recommending, and one to which I'm certain I'll be returning.

Second time staying here and the friendly staff seemed to be the same as a year ago which is a good…read moresign. Highlight of the daily breakfast is Marie who makes the omelets and waffles to order - she's more entertaining than any Benihana chef with her welcoming banter and recall of each person's order, even with a long line. Room is comfortable and clean. Big plus is the free airport shuttle. A variety of Main Street restaurants are in walking distance. Highly recommend this location for conferences for the adjustable size meeting rooms and helpful staff.