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 The rooms are outdated.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.

Nice time treated very good everything was in driving distance we called about ice they hooked us…read moreright up all.in all we had a very good time at Linwood motel

Booked on hotels.com when we got there I wanted to use a different payment method. Was told I…read morecouldn't at first, sat on hold for 45 minutes with hotels.com and the manager motioned for me to come back inside. I told my husband to let him know I'll be back in when I get off the phone. The lady I was on the phone with said I needed to cancel the reservation, then she said she would talk to the hotel manager and put me back on hold. I went back inside they decided that I didn't need to cancel that I in fact COULD just use a different payment method and not be double charged. So it took almost an hour for me to get in the hotel. There was a hooker that was dropped off in the parking while we were waiting and the hotel is in a little rougher condition that expected but compared to the outside the rooms were decent. Clean with a flat screen tv and it was quite at night. Wouldn't be my first choice but the manger we was nice and after arriving the room was nicer than expected after seeing the outside in person. I'd say it's Worth it for the money.

Numerous living roaches in our room, complained to staff and General Manager, he did not care said…read moreI could have "brought the roaches with me in my luggage," multiple complaints including for bugs online which I did not know until afterward, call corporate but Ali Syed is a local owner, they offered me points, unable to refund, wrote Better Business Bureau, Paragould Chamber of Commerce and Arkansas Health Board since they also serve food. Ridiculous insulting service. Do not stay. It's disgusting! Would rate less than 1 if possible.

Horrible hotel! There is a huge bed bug infestation and manager is extremely rude, they will steal…read moreyour deposit money! Horrible staff they don't even know the hotels policies and blame you for not knowing, horrible horrible hotel spend your money elsewhere!

The accommodations are outstanding. The food was superb. One of my favorite outfitters in Arkansas…read more Stan and Jan are amazing hosts and the staff and guides are second to none. My son and I enjoyed our hunts and will be going back in the future.

I reached out to see if I could surprise my son with a duck hunt after watching the fox nation…read moreclick on this lodge. The response when I inquired about the price was prompt and professional. Six (6) duck hunters at $1400 a day per Hunter, and a pheasant hunt for $600 per day per Hunter. $2000 per Hunter per day. Dad said if you have to ask you can't afford it, but I didn't know they do groups of six unless I asked. Sure looks pretty.

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.

Service great rooms great no complaints.host was friendly an worked with you room. Where super…read moreclean parking was éasy an it's close to businesses an food.

I stayed here for several days while visiting family and was happily surprised. This is a recently…read morerenovated motel -- it used to be owned by another chain. Everything was very clean and the staff was wonderful -- warm, friendly, and very helpful. The beds were extremely comfortable, and I'm picky about my mattress firmness. The room smelled fresh, not musty or like it had been closed up for a while. Make sure you have reservations with this Super 8 because a lot of transport drivers and construction crews stay here during the week. Even with the large number of people staying at the motel while we were there, it was totally quiet in our room and we had a bottom floor room with folks above us. We couldn't even hear people or vehicles right outside our room. My only disappointment with this motel is that they filled in the swimming pool when Super 8 bought this facility; I was looking forward to getting some pool time when not visiting family. Other than that one, small issue everything was great. I plan to stay here whenever I'm down visiting.

Our stay here was reasonable, nice, and comfortable. Our room was spacious and clean. Customer…read moreservice was excellent! I don't want to stay anywhere but embassy suits again! I felt spoiled.

If you're looking for a hotel where you book a king suite and get a king in combination with…read moredesperately wanting to hear the family of 43 on one side and a man snoring on the other all damn night, this place is for you. Staff is friendly and parking is easy so that's the only reason I have them two stars. This place is perfect if you want to book a hotel and get zero sleep.

Best - a nice TV with cable & WIFI. Other than that - its a…read morecheap, seedy motel. DONT STAY HERE IF YOU CAN HELP IT!

It is a cheap room. Not high quality at all. The rooms and smell are nasty. Staff is friendly. A…read morelot of drugs and transactions go on in the rooms and parking lot. If you stay I'd suggest carrying a firearm.

Luxurious little gem in heart of Walnut Ridge…read more I've been visiting family here for thirty plus years and this restored little jewel will be my go-to rather than the nearby hotels For about the same price, Hotel Rhea supplies you with a restored 1900's tiny hotel big on amazing details and comfort Restored and run by college students as part of work-study, I feel extra good about staying here! Can't wait to stay here again!!!

What a pleasant surprise at a Meeting-less hotel. We stayed in the 2 bedroom suite which was as big…read moreas 2 bedroom apartment so you won't feel cramped. Very quaint and clean. I would have given them 5 stars if they could eliminate the train horn that sounded in the middle of the night.

This place is gross. The toilet in our first room was disgusting. We switched rooms. Still gross…read more The water came out brownish. Everything is old and in need of replacement or, at least, fresh paint. The sheets feel scratchy. The room is stuffy. Fortunately, we just need a place to crash for the night, and we'll get out early. The only positive... the check-in lady was super nice.

If you like motel rooms so full of mosquitoes that you'll spend 30 minutes swatting them before…read morebed, then this is the place for you! However, if that's not your thing... well, look at you being all uppity. 2 stars because it's otherwise not a bad hotel but damn the damp floor is a breeding ground. There must have been a storm recently and this place is not at all watertight.