What a great, unique place to stay. Staff was friendly and helpful. Lots of amenities for the price…read moreand a nice attention to detail, such as, the elevator was very faintly scented with air freshener, not too strong, and the tile work in the toilets by the restaurant had lovely butterflies. So much seating all over the hotel and of course lots of big windows for the views, so the interior was naturally lit. If I could suggest anything, it would be an update to the thermostats, a pretty penny, I'm sure. The aircon blew nice cold air that cut the humidity, but the thermostat didn't adjust easily, room 205 FYI. We couldn't just push it a tiny bit or the change wouldn't register, so I pushed it too far. Woke up in a hot room, tried to push it down only a tiny bit, didn't work. I managed to sleep enough, but it was cooling at 71 or 77. Really difficult to get it in between. I finally decided it was easier to sleep warm than sleep cold.

We ate at the restaurant the view and food was amazing. They had a BBQ buffet that was out of this…read moreworld and the price was reasonable. Great place to enjoy a motorcycle ride and lunch.

This is off the beaten path and nestled in the country in the shadows of Mount Magazine in…read moreArkansas. If you look on the map it looks like you are in the middle of a pasture, and that's sort of how it feels. It's the most comfortable place I've ever stayed. And the owners, Barbara and Edward Clare are almost like family to all of their guests. When you stop in the main house they have a fresh baked loaf of bread for you--there's butter and blackberry jelly in your fridge at one of the two cottages. Now if you are looking for 5-star accommodations with the finest spa amenities, this is not your place. If you are looking for a country cabin with a fire pit, comfy bed, rustic beauty of the mountains all around you--then you have hit pay-dirt. This is the only place I stay in the area. Based on when you books you will pay $80-$100 per night, less than most hotels in the area. We stayed the night before in Mena and regretted it. The cottage has a fully stocked kitchen with coffee, hot tea and enough spices, pots, pans and dishes for you to cook what ever you want. I make breakfast every time I'm there. I grab some eggs and ham at the local convenience store and I'm set. The bed is comfy and the bathrooms is super clean. They have DISH Network, so you can watch television or enjoy the selection of VHS tapes. But really you should go sit on the porch and see the stars or listen for the wildlife to come scurrying by.

We have loved out stay here! It is the perfect little homey cottage away from it all but the…read moreperfect launching spot for hiking and wine tasting adventures. My husband and I have had such a wonderful week and the hosts/owners are so welcoming and lovely!

This is a wonderful choice when hiking the OHT, if you need a base camp. It sits between Lake Fort…read moreSmith and White Rock Mountain, very near Dockery Gap. We've stayed here several times when hiking the trail. They are super friendly, and will even shuttle for a small fee. They told us about some of the other local sites too, which made the trip that much better. We stayed in the old stone house, which they have since sold. I'll miss that awesome view of White Rock Mountain! We'll be back for a stay in the cabins, which are nestled into the woods and cute as can be!

My husband and I stayed at the Locke Mountain Cabins, we stayed in cabin #1. In one word, perfect!…read moreWhat a great place. First, the owners are easy to work with and answered all my questions. The cabin was so cute, good size and had everything we needed. The cabin was clean and had plenty of the necessities; linens, towels, pots and pans. We stayed there in December and the heater and fireplace kept us toasty and warm. The pictures don't do the cabins justice. The location is great, between Fayetteville and Fort Smith. You will be pleasantly surprised by how nice the cabins are. I would stay here again and highly recommend these cabins to everyone.

Carly saved our night! We arrived at 8:00 pm on Monday. We…read morewere told our (confirmed) room wasn't ready. Odd ( at 8:00 pm) but, we headed to bar with our bags to wait. Bummer. Enter Carly, the bartender. A lovely lady who has an incredible work ethic. She heard our story once and she was off, back with Mike ( also awesome) and within Minutes a Manager appeared with apologies and a room. Thank you Carly and everyone that helped. Casino and room both outstanding as always.

Won $147 on first 80 cent spin of a slot machine. I was only down $40 at the time. Cashed out and…read morewent to their great buffet.

They offer reservations on third party websites but then they will not have a room for you when you…read moreget there. When you arrive chances are you'll be waiting for an hour before someone shows up at the front desk. The employees will blame you for their poor management and their rooms smell like farts. Overall a terrible experience I recommend staying somewhere in Clarksville instead as they have better management and cleaner rooms.

Very friendly staff. They extended our check out as long as we needed while our car was broken…read moredown. Great place to stay.

Do NOT go by the pictures here. The rooms have been totally remodeled!!!! The beds are FANTASTIC!…read moreThe rooms, lobby, pool, and dining area are soo CLEAN! The staff are super friendly. It has been a fabulous experience.

Business traveler - am on the road for 45-50 weeks of the year. Checked in last week and there was…read moreshredded cheese on the A/C slash windowsill, but the room otherwise appeared to have been cleaned recently. Light in the bathroom flickered if left on for more then 5 minutes. Bed was okay - pillows were worse. All that said, it's certainly not the worst place I've stayed while traveling for work, and it had a functioning shower, TV, minifridge, Wi-Fi, etc. Breakfast was pretty standard for a Hampton Inn, however the yogurts were regularly warm.

Took pics on my husbands android found bed bugs on the bathroom floor it's kinda white tile! It's 1…read moream so far from home! So pissed but rather sleep in the car! Infestation not pre warned no refund!! Plus it's after 1 a.m! Been driving day an night

We made a mistake in booking. Found that our 2 rooms were 1 king each. We needed 4 beds. They…read morehad told me on phone that they were booked full. But the nice lady at check in remembered someone just cancelled. We snatched that room and all were comfortable. Rooms were clean. Breakfast was standard Holiday Inn Express food but freshly served and lots of bacon for the no carbo eater in the group

Jenni and Donna were amazing and so hospitable. I couldn't recommend this hotel enough. You won't…read morebe disappointed a the food is also amazing!!

New hotel, very clean, friendly staff, lots of little things that made the experience really goodread more

I stayed at the Comfort Inn and Suites in Russellville, AR two weeks ago. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised! It is close to I-40, but it is an extremely quiet location. I had a King suite room and everything was very clean. I was able to relax and get a good nights rest. I was so impressed how the entire property looked so clean. The location definitely felt safe and was in a nice area. The person I was traveling with had their breakfast, he said it was the best hotel breakfast he has had and that the lady helping with the breakfast went above and beyond to help him. All the staff that I spoke with were really nice. I definitely recommend this hotel and I would definitely stay there again.

Good service from the front desk and maid service…read more The hot tub has been out of order for a few weeks now.