We are here in beautiful and charming Conway, Arkansas for the eclipse, but honestly, this is a…read morebeautiful town to go visit if you're driving through or as a sleepy getaway destination. Nestled between two colleges in the historic downtown area, The Studio Downtown is a place to be PRODUCTIVE if you need to get to work. Tons of office and desk space, and if you're interested in holding client meetings, you can rent a conference room or also rent a monthly private desk. All of your stuff is secure because there are security cameras. For $25 all day pass, I can work in most of the spaces with all day coffee and tea as I like it! There is room to spread out and listen to the ambient bluegrass and country music. Two large rooms offer two different pace work styles: music and podded up desks or quieter and solo working. Large windows offer up beautiful natural light for you and the plants and a magnificent view of the area.

From the owner: Office space you actually want to work in!…read more The Studio Downtown is a coworking space where businesses and remote workers avoid distractions, impress clients, and get more done in a community you love. Our 10,000 square feet space is located in Downtown Conway, featuring, globally inspired textiles, snacks for all dietary restrictions, and seating for all shapes and sizes.

What, no reviews? I mean, they have coffee!…read more The Innovation Hub is a rare kind of business - it's a Maker Space, Collaborative Workspace, Meeting Space, Class and Lecture space, event space... More than anything, it's just a giant collection of varied and profound potential. It's a giant toolbox waiting to be used. And not just as a physical space, there are tons of resources for people who want to build prototypes, apply for patents, learn new skills, or just play around. Spaces like this aren't new, but they've been popping up all over the country as Startups/Innovators/Entrepreneurs are becoming more common than they've been in decades. Where the "ARHub" stands out from most though is that it sprang out of the ground with generous funding and pure-gold real-estate, allowing it to be centrally located and valuable to people who would use it, right away. Most other areas rely on donations and crowd-funding to open and maintain these spaces, and are almost never as stable or have quite so many resources as ours does. The ARHub also deserves special notice for the attention it's gotten from other groups in Arkansas, from state Colleges to local and regional Politicians and Foundations. I could go on all day here, but I'll stop at that because there's just too much to cover. Let me just say it's absolutely worth coming in to check it out - even for the building itself, and to grab a cup of coffee while you're there, let alone the classes, events and resources available. Some resources are available for free, the classes in particular, and the building itself are more or less open to use. That also includes some of the individual coaching and grants they have. The tools and materials areas you do have to pay for, and they have monthly memberships and - if I'm not mistaken - short term options for using the spaces. Top marks!

What a fun place to get inspired, to learn, to be around interesting and caring people. It's for…read moreall generations. Discovering this place is one of the best things that has happened to me.

New to Little Rock, I wanted to make this holiday season especially wonderful for my children. So I…read moresearched through the local events and found the tree lighting and festival here at the Technology Park. They had the choir from one of the local churches and a quartet from the local symphony/orchestra to perform before the tree lighting. They served free hot chocolate and cookies. Everyone was so nice. They even had Elsa, the Grinch, and the Elf on the Shelf. Although my children are 18 and 11, they still loved it. After the countdown, the tree was lit and the "snow" machines were turned on. It really was magical!

The Courtyard by Marriott in Russellville was okay for a quick overnight stay. The room was…read moresomewhat clean and the bed was loosely made but comfortable enough. However, the hotel staff could be more friendly and attentive. I think i heard a whole five words from the employees the entire time I was there and that was only at check-in. The hotel felt a very basic for the price, nothing special stood out and lacked alot. It got the job done though, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to stay here again with all of the other options In the area.

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