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.

This was a wonderful experience! Huge thanks to Roger for hosting our group and being so welcoming…read more The wines were delicious, and blending them was so fun! The views are great, the vibes are wonderful, and best of all, it's in a yurt! 5 stars, definitely recommend.

Great atmosphere, beautiful experience. Would recommend it to anyone wanted a romantic experience…read moreor a friend gathering.

Inquire about this hotel seen it on internet talked to Owner cell picked up very very polite very…read morecourteous. Description of the motel is over 9+ rating the the room are being renovated with a complete historical of the motel the rooms are very luxurious very comfortable and new They have done extensive remodel and refurbish of this historical Motel I couldn't ask for any better price or motel. The rooms are very comfortable if you're driving through Little Rock or here to stay for vacation to see family or friends this is a place to stay I'm very picky with my motels being an owner of a motel myself so you look for problems in and very skeptical I give this at 10+ plus and I give the owners an A+ also thank you for the courteous and clean Motel we will be back. Thank you. The Brock Family Inn Inc.

If you are a citizen of Little Rock that has come across hard times and are looking for a cheap…read moreplace to stay while you get back on your feet, then this might be the place for you. If you are a road weary traveler looking for a place to stop for the night, and all other hotels in a 10 mile radius are full, then you might be better off to drive further down the road. The night manager did his best to make us feel comfortable, but despite it's charming appearance from the road, this seems more a halfway house than a hotel. The price is cheap for a motel within city limits, but the rooms and furnishings are in very poor condition.

I love seeking out historic places when I travel, and The Empress was one of the highlights of my…read moretime in Little Rock. This beautifully restored Victorian mansion is filled with character. Every room showcases incredible craftsmanship, from the original woodwork and stained-glass windows to the elegant fireplaces, antique furnishings, and period décor. I found myself slowing down just to admire all of the details--it's a photographer's dream. The gardens are just as charming as the interior, offering a peaceful place to relax before heading out to explore the city. Inside, the common areas feel warm and inviting, making it easy to imagine what life was like here more than a century ago. What I appreciated most was that The Empress isn't simply a place to spend the night--it's an experience. If you enjoy architecture, history, boutique accommodations, or unique bed and breakfasts, you'll find plenty to love here. Whether you're visiting Little Rock for a weekend getaway or passing through on a road trip, I'd absolutely recommend adding The Empress to your itinerary. It's one of those memorable places that stays with you long after you've left.

WOW! If more than 5 stars meant something-this place would get them! Antonio is so accommodating…read moreand helpful with recommendations of local restaurants and great places to get something sweet to eat! This place is absolutely gorgeous inside and out. Check-in is completely hassle-free and everything is so clean! Highly recommend if you're passing through Little Rock! A must stay!

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.

This place advertises false service... laundry room with one washer and dryer only... the front…read moredesk lady said she had quarters. when I went down for them she said she knew she had no quarters when she told me that and apologize. None of the apps work on the TV....all I needed was to relax and wash clothes... I got to my room and there's a broken board under the phone that I'm definitely not getting blamed for.. I paid full price with a depo let's see what's next to come... goodness Update: the right side of my bed has a huge dip in it! I can't sleep in the bed... I just got back to the hotel from the laundry mat I had to go to and now I can't sleep in the bed... I called the front desk she said if I told her at check in she could of given me another room... I just got back, showered and saw the ruined bed after drawing back the blanket and she said I should of called her at check in... Wow! she offered me another room with double beds... my five year old is sleeping on the better side of the bed and I'm sleeping on the stained sofa.... Is this place seriously in busines? Better business bureau get in here

I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone I would want to suffer. Where do I get started!? When I…read morechecked in I was immediately interrogated and questioned like I was at fault for walking in. I was accused of lying for smuggling pets and buying the room for someone under 21 NONE of which was I doing. The staff is ignorant and rude for no reason. Everything was priced like this was a high priced gold auction. There was mold, no fired alarm, the phone did not have a cord and was plugged up to nothing, the shower was not properly installed, there was blood or "adult" stains all over the bed I had to ask for new sheets and pillow cases and the new ones were just as bad! I was afraid I was going to contract some time of disease or std from this place. I was literally sleeping between what only could have been life and death if you get what I'm saying.. it's less than unsanitary and disgusting please if you value your hard earned money, morals, or health do NOT come here

Very nice hotel…read more Stayed 3 nights. Breakfast was very skimpy. A/C worked great. Had a SUPER nice shower. Comfortable mattress

This Inn and Suites is a nice, cozy place. When you walk in, the check in counter is to your…read moreright, the breakfast area is to your left, there is a fireplace immediately in front of you and the first floor rooms are just beyond that. One nice perk is the free breakfast. It's served nice and early in the morning and includes biscuits and gravy, your choice of assorted cereals and baked goods and hard boiled eggs. There were also your standard drinks: coffee, decaf, oj and cranberry juice. Also nice is the free wireless internet. That is always a boredom killer when you're on business trips. One addition that would bring this place to five stars is a gym. I don't expect a full on sauna with indoor pool, but just a few cardio machines and an all in one weight machine would have been nice. Oh well. Though there was noting extravagant, I will probably stay here again when I go back to N. Little Rock in November.

These cottages are a perfect layover on a long drive - located close to the highway and Uber-able…read moreto downtown so you can park the car and head out for a nice meal before hitting the road again. The rooms are quaint and cute - more retro-antique than shabby chic. The "breakfast" is a DIY. The owners leave fixings in the fridge (like pancake/waffle batter and sausages, syrup and jams) and you make your own brekkie at your leisure. It's not fancy, and it's a little worse for the wear in some areas, but perfect for a restful layover in Little Rock.

Absolutely adorable little cottages. The couple that run it are the sweetest people, incredibly…read moreattentive with excellent food recommendations! They're incredibly personable and just all around lovely people. The cottages themselves are lovely, clean and well decorated. The kitchen has all the utensils you could need to cook during your stay along with complementary tea, coffee and hot chocolate. The bathroom is lovely and spacious boasting two shower heads in the shower that gave me two of the best showers of my entire life that I will dream about. I honestly can't recommend this place enough, it's in the perfect location run by the absolutely best people. Greg and Stephanie, Shelby and I will absolutely be staying with y'all our next run in Little Rock if you can find it in your hearts to forgive me for accidentally staining one of your pillows with hair dye bleed out lol.

Forgot to Check in on Yelp, but still had to give them a shout out.....made a reservation on my…read morephone a 100 miles outside of Little Rock and this was a great find...Super Friendly, Great Room and a pretty dang good breakfast....Perfect place to stop before heading back to Austin....will keep this on the radar if we travel that way again.

This hotel is/was perfect. The beds are super comfortable and the bathroom and room was very clean.read more