As usual, I visited a cold weather city where the touristy boat rides and other tours don't start…read moreuntil Memorial Day, so after googling around for something that might go somewhere, I found Arkansas Destinations. This is an all around travel management company that offers transportation, tours, wedding and event planning. Normally, they work with large groups that come into Little Rock for conventions, marathons or large events but Arkansas Destinations also offers small group bookings. They accommodated me--a solo traveler--by arranging an outing out to Hot Springs and back which included a small Little Rock historical tour. My tour guide was local travel agent Felicia Moore, who was very knowledgeable about the area and did a great tour. AD has a website that lists the many interesting tours they feature such as Garden Tours, Historic Homes, African-American History, Plantation Tours and Clinton Library excursions. AD goes out to Oaklawn Casino in Hot Springs, to wineries, Caverns and Passion Plays. They have a trolley they use for weddings, events & tours. They are an excellent hospitality company to utilize to enhance any visit to Little Rock with their stimulating offerings of fun, yet educational things to do. 5 YELP STARS.

We contracted with AR destinations for shuttle service between Hilton Garden Inn West Little Rock…read moreand Cold Springs Events in Paron, AR for our daughter's wedding. The bus arrived with our guests in time (but later than the expected time) for the wedding, but the return service was not what we agreed upon. There were to be 3 return pick up times: 8:00, 9:00 and 10:00 pm. The bus left Cold Springs sometime after 8:30 and did not return until 10:00, leaving many of our guests stranded and waiting for the return ride (9:00) for over an hour. When it finally did arrive, the bus ended up overcrowded (people standing in the aisle) and the air conditioning did not work. Several guests commented that the bus swerved around the road and one guest politely asked the driver to stay on the right side of the road. One guest suggested that the driver was not comfortable driving such a larger vehicle. Fortunately, our guests were safely delivered to the hotel, but the ride was more than frightening for many of them. We were disappointed in this service, for which we paid over $1,000. We would not recommend them to future brides.

Friendly and on time. Was nervous about getting to the airport at those crazy wee hours of the…read moremorning, but I had nothing to worry about. Have him in my phone contacts so I can call him anytime.

I usually don't write reviews because they always seem to be personal attacks but this will be my…read morefirst. I was in a bind with my vehicle down and I needed assistance, I called this business and made what I thought was arrangements. Last words from the apparent owner...I'm in the Airport area I'll be there in 15mins. Probably an hour or so went and I texted.....ETA? Response...Not Available at the moment .....? My Current Response (unfortunately, no rating lower than not good)...It only takes one time, thanks for reading!

AVOID at all cost! I am a National executive elite member, I rent almost weekly from national and…read morehave never had such a terrible experience in my life. Was denied my rental reservation due to my drivers license being bent and was told that according to AR state law that is not allowed, which is totally false. They lied to my face when I asked about which law it is under they folded and told me it was so random rule that the risk manager Tim Wilson has made up. This is not a company wide policy just something that he made up. I am sure you can see the frustration with this. @nationalcarrental you need to correct Tim Wilson. Please train your staff, this is really unacceptable.

Great service from this branch overall I usually get my vehicle in a timely manner as I come here…read morefor work. Austin was very helpful.

Little Rock's free Metro Streetcar is a fun way to see a small portion of the city. The streetcar…read moredriver provides the narration while pointing out sites along the way, interspersing some history and some humor. Little Rock is a city rife with history and I enjoyed how interactive the experience with the driver was. We were free to ask questions to enrich our understanding of the place and what we were seeing. The Clintons footprints are all over Little Rock so, though it wasn't as historical as some of the other sites, I got a kick out of the driver pointing out the Rose Law Firm, where Hillary became the first female partner and, well, all sorts of other scandals seemed to stem from. The route takes about 40 minutes and you're free to step off at any stops along the way. Or get on. A couple people were using the Metro Streetcar as a means of free transportation between Little Rock and Argenta (North Little Rock) and this, too, is fine. The route takes you through downtown Little Rock and across the bridge to Argenta. I was staying in the latter, and hopped on right near my hotel (Wyndham). For a first time Little Rock visitor I'd say the Metro Streetcar is a must-do.

The Metro Streetcar is a heritage streetcar system that connects downtown Little Rock to North…read moreLittle Rock. Rides are free in replica vintage electric trolleys; formerly known as the River Rail Streetcar. The streetcars operate on a 3.4-mile figure-eight loop, crossing the Arkansas River. Service generally runs daily from mid-morning to late evening. The streetcars are wheelchair accessible & equipped with lifts.

I travel regularly for business and have rented a lot of vehicles over the years, but this was by…read morefar the worst rental experience I've ever had. Shortly after picking up my vehicle, I noticed a warning light related to the collision avoidance system. I also noticed signs that the vehicle had previously been damaged. Since I was already on my way to a meeting, I called Alamo immediately to report it. After my meeting, things got worse. Multiple warning lights came on and several safety systems shut down. The brakes were also squeaking and pulsating. At that point, I no longer felt comfortable driving the vehicle, especially since I was about to travel across Arkansas into Oklahoma. When I called for assistance, I was directed to an Enterprise location, only to find out they had no vehicles available. I was then told to drive across town to the airport Alamo location. A large portion of the fuel used in the vehicle was a direct result of following Alamo's instructions to exchange a vehicle that should never have been rented in that condition. When I arrived at the airport location, I explained that I needed a safe, reliable vehicle for business travel. The representative could have been much more understanding of the situation. The replacement vehicle I received, a Nissan Rogue, was not much better. It had over 43,000 miles, the seats were dirty, there was a strong odor that smelled like smoke, and there was a noticeable rattle coming from the front driver's side. On top of that, the oil change required message appeared every time the vehicle was started. What surprised me most was the overall condition of both vehicles. They were high-mileage, poorly maintained, and honestly looked and felt worn out. I've rented from many companies over the years and have never been given vehicles in this kind of condition. When I returned the vehicle in Oklahoma City, I was informed there was a charge for a quarter tank of gas from the Little Rock exchange. I explained that I had only used about 50 miles worth of fuel, and most of that mileage came from driving between locations while trying to exchange the original unsafe vehicle. The gentleman assisting me in Oklahoma City was professional, understanding, and immediately agreed that the charge should be removed. He was the only part of this experience that left a positive impression. My biggest concern is that a vehicle with active safety warnings and braking issues was rented to a customer in the first place. That should never happen. This experience cost me time, created unnecessary stress during a business trip, and left me questioning the condition and maintenance of Alamo's fleet. Based on this experience, I do not plan to rent from Alamo, National, or Enterprise again.

2 words for you if you are considering!!!…read more Hell No! My flight was delayed, I get to the counter and nobody, I mean not a soul there to get me the vehicle that I pre booked & paid for. I'm currently paying for a day without the vehicle only thing customer service told me was- they open at 8am, go get the car then! No empathy, sympathy, didn't offer to get me a uber to make sure I made it to my hotel or offer credits. I wouldn't recommend to a family member, friend or even an enemy! Wouldn't wish this rental place on anyone, poorly ran, CEO needs to resign and anyone else that makes decisions. If you believe closing before for all flights have came in for the night is good business, try again! They will go bankrupt soon. No way customer will continue doing business with them..