On my annual trek to New Orleans, stopped earlier than usual and stayed in Caruthersville instead…read moreof Blytheville. This took me off the road an hour earlier than usual and increased my choice of motels for the night. I've stayed with this chain before, and it's a step up from most of the franchised chains one encounters on the interstates. In over 50 years, the company has expanded to 150 inns in 30 states, under the brands of Drury Inn, Drury Plaza and Pear Tree Inns. The rooms and site are immaculate, facilities and amenities are well maintained, a complimentary breakfast is very extensive, and uniquely, they offer the free "5:30 Kickback" which is a happy hour with an extensive snack offering. A solid B+ on the amenities. I'll seek them out in my future travels.

Big no! We chose to look past the outdated exterior and chance a stay here, based on our…read moreconsistently good experience with Drury locations. First impression was the oddly-located single elevator in the middle of the lobby - yet facing away from the front door. Due to this and it being slow, the area becomes congested with those waiting for it, those coming through the hallway, and those accessing the breakfast area. Upon exiting the elevator, there was no signage and we had to guess our way down a long corridor that appeared to dead end...but that makes an odd jog around a staircase and then down another corridor. Although supposedly a non-smoking hotel, our room smelled like a smoker's home and my eyes began stinging since I'm sensitive to it. Upon calling the front desk - we were told there were no other rooms available. Based on the parking lot, I'm not convinced that was correct. We actually considered forfeiting our stay/payment and getting back on the highway, but decided to go on to bed. After being asleep awhile, a high pitched squeal began which I initially thought was the a/c unit. Eventually traced it to the mini fridge and ended up needing to unplug it so we could sleep. But no sleeping here! At 4:42 am, our neighbor's alarm started going off. The walls are thin & they would let the alarm go for loooong periods before hitting snooze. The first round went off solidly from 4:47 am to 4:53 am. This continued multiple cycles, with a brief break, and began again at 5:50 am for a couple addition cycles. I lost count, but 6+ cycles. Got up earlier than we intended, after such a night of broken sleep. We didn't attempt the breakfast, as the experience had been so poor already. Since there is a similarly outdated Drury on up the highway, I'm guessing this is one of the original locations...but it needs to retire from the brand. Was an unfortunately bad stay, and will have us rethinking our confidence in the brand.

MOLD in bathroom on ceiling and walls! Pool dirty!…read moreDidn't clean room or change trash! Shower curtain and bedding had stains! Refrigerator has mold growing in it!

I'm so glad to be out of there. Slow internet that makes u watch an advertising video before you…read morecan access the web. Front desk is not nice at all. No gym. No pool. Dirty floor. The only food place nearby is a McDonald's. I will keep this one short, I dont even want to relive my memories at this hotel. Stay away if you can. However, this is one of the very few hotels in the area. Honestly, I would have rather slept in my car. SUMMARY Front Desk: 2 Check in/out Process: 3 Room Overall: 1 Bathroom Overall:1 Breakfast: 3 Internet: 1

My husband and I drove up from Tennessee to visit the Good Day Farm dispensary and spent the night…read moreat The Farmstead. The hotel is small but clean and the staff is friendly. The bed was probably one of the most comfortable hotel beds I've ever slept in. Our only complaint was that there wasn't a door on the shower. It was a great shower but there not being a full door was a bit odd. I highly recommend this place and we will definitely be back. We also visited the Century Center Casino that is directly across the street. The staff were also friendly and the food at the Boathouse was really good. Only one ATM had cash in it so bring cash if you go as several reviews mentioned the same issue.

Excellent and very clean hotel, located across the street from Century Casino. Staff there are very…read morehelpful and kind- especially Tia and Mike! Free and delicious coffee in the morning in the main lobby.

When I think of Pear Tree Inns and their relation to Drury Hotels, winemaking comes to mind. Some…read moreprestigious wineries offer second or "off label" options: Same winery, even grapes from the same vines, but perhaps less rigorous and time-consuming procedures used for a bumper crop of grapes. In many cases, the off-label wine offers an excellent value to the consumer. Pear Tree Inn Sikeston strikes me as that sort of excellent value. The lofty open lobby and glass elevator, all by themselves, strike me as the sort of features I'd see in a more expensive hotel. High marks for parking, reception, room cleanliness, comfort, and Friday-night noise levels. Any complaints I have a minor: the chime of the elevator heard throughout the night as it stopped at each floor (possible because of the multi-level open lobby) and the Styrofoam plates / plastic utensils at breakfast. My one-night stay was very good for the price paid.

I have stayed here many times. Other than a few problems it was great. Never get the…read morenon-refundable rate. It is only a few bucks cheaper and they really mean non-refundable.

Just a pretty regular motel. Very thin walls so you can hear what most of your neighbors are saying…read moreor doing. There was a nail on the floor and the TV didn't seem to work. Beds aren't the most comfortable. Nothing particularly bad.

Nice room. Carpet just cleaned. Huge, comfortable bed, nice love seat & huge coffee table. Bath was…read moreimmaculate. Nicole, the manager, knocked, pointed out money I had dropped 5 hours earlier. She had been watching on the monitor! Nice to have that kind of honesty & safety when traveling! Large screen TV with cable. I would definitely stay here again for a reasonable priced, safe place to rest up

Loved our stay at the Drury Inn. We were greeted warmly upon our arrival. The lobby area was very…read morewarm and welcoming. Our room was very clean, well lit and cozy. The beds were comfortable as well. They have hot breakfast in the morning and an evening reception with hot food, snacks and drinks. The staff in the dining area kept the tables and food areas very clean and made sure the food items stayed well stocked. I highly recommend staying at this hotel if you ever need to book a hotel in this area.

Having lived in Europe for the past 30+ years, I had not heard of Drury Hotels. I booked a room for…read moretwo nights in Sikeston, Missouri. My goodness was I in for surprise. The Drury inn and suites are now my favorite hotel chain in the USA. The rooms are immaculate. The staff at the hotel truly take their jobs seriously. I had the most clean room I have ever stayed in. The staff were so kind and courteous. Do yourself a favor and stay at a Drury inn and suites. They are truly the best. They offer breakfast every morning. They offer a light dinner every night. At the dinner each guest is allowed three complementary alcoholic drinks. The Drury hotel is my go to place now.

0 stars, this hotel was disgusting. The shower curtain was so dirty, the bathroom floors were full…read moreof hair, dirt and scum. The bed furthest from the door was dirty, filled with brown dirt stains. Towels were dirty, there was hair all over the room. I told the individuals at the front desk about my experience and they didn't address my concerns or try to mediate the issues. (See attachments)

There's not many choices in the Blytheville area for hotels or business travel. This was an option…read morewhich suited our group. The king room was clean and comfortable. I liked having the refrigerator and the microwave although it did not seem that the refrigerator was working properly. The front desk staff was helpful both at check in and check out. Will definitely return for when I visit for doing business again in the future. There is a restaurant with the hotel that opens later in the afternoon as well as a Perkins coffee shop attached to the hotel as well. I did not use the pool or other extra service areas

DON'T They don't…read morelisten to their customers, their door to their back rooms. Looks like it hasn't been painted in 20 years. The place is a pit. People are not pleasant! My bathtub is worn out. There is red mold in the corner and the room smells like an electric electrical fire. JUST DONT DO IT

This place was cool,but could use some upgrades if Im being honest. The staff was friendly. The…read moreroom appeared clean for the most part. The bed was comfy and I slept wonderfully. The breakfast is typical but at least offered. I appreciated the space. I mean you do get what you pay for. And its Union City so not a lot of other options so overall not to bad.

Older hotel but staff was friendly, room was clean, shower was great. Bed was clean and…read morecomfortable. Several food places nearby.

There needs to be better signage it was a little difficult to find. If there is going to be…read moreconstruction they should tell people as they are making reservations and even post it on the website. When we entered the hotel the smell of drywall and paint was overwhelming. Thankfully our room didn't smell but I woke up every morning with sinus issues. The service and staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. All in all I did enjoy our stay wish we could have got a discount due to construction.

I stayed here because of the good reviews on Booking.com. Front desk was nice but the room I…read morereceived was musty, not vacuumed, sticky floor tiles, little bugs in the tub. I cannot recommend this place and suggest you find another place to stay.

I'd have to say we stay in a lot. I was excited when this one was rated fabulous. That's kind of…read moremisleading! We were put on the second floor and arriving in our room it was super musty smelling, damp and hot. I cranked the A/c down thinking it was because the room was stagnant. It didn't help but we got in late and was tired. I woke up in the middle of the night with the stinch of mildew. I would not stay here again. The rooms are outdated. The pros: Curtain wouldn't stay shut. Bed was comfy and so were the pillows. Towels were soft. Lobby looked nice. Breakfast was decent with eggs, bacon, biscuits(hard) & gravy. Oatmeal, cinnamon rolls and pastries. Not much around it. Just a Kum & Go gas station.