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.

Photos don't do it justice…read more I traveled to Ozark from California for the Miss Rodeo USA clinic, and was pleasantly surprised by this beautiful place to stay. The inside felt clean and safe. The people working at the front desk were polite and helpful. There are no locals living in the hotel, creating a safe and worry free environment for those coming in from out of town. I would recommend this hotel to friends and family, they went above and beyond to make sure my stay was comfortable.

None of the reviews do this hotel justice. I admit it had been a long day and I was in a bad mood…read more I probably was rude checking in and I certainly was rude we couldn't get a parking place. And then I opened the door to the room. It's exactly what I needed to calm down. Everything is absolutely beautifully turned out. The pictures just don't do it justice. There's a sliding glass mirror that the television is behind. We do not watch television when we go to the motels after a long day and I was curious what was behind the mirror and when I slid back there was a television. If a motel room could be Zen this would be it. Everything is comfortable. Everything is first class. The cabinetry made me feel like I was in Europe. Truly. I wasn't expecting this.

I was on my way back to Oklahoma last week from vacationing in the Carolinas when I decided to stay…read morehere for the night. The wind on the highway was so bad everyone was literally going 60 mph in a 75. I pulled over several times to rest and I saw a truck pulling an RV almost blew off the road and he finally pulled over. Semi trucks were going 60. I pulled over at a Rest Stop and looked online for lodging close by and found this place. Reviews were pretty good and I wasn't looking for anything fancy since I was leaving the next day. From the outside it reminded me of this horrible place I stayed in Texas , but I was surprised how nice and clean it was on the inside. It was also very quite at night even though it seemed most of the rooms were taken. Next door is Roma Italian Restaurant and wow it was really good for a small town Italian restaurant and the service was good and they were busy. I stayed in room 117 with a King Bed , Bathroom with Tub / Shower Combo , Microwave , TV with Cable and YouTube , Mini Refrig , Coffee Maker , Wall Mounted Hairdryer , Lots of Towels , and Clean. Some of the furniture was a little old , but in good condition. The couch did have a large noticeable stain that looked like they tried to clean before , but it's in the material. Bed was firm , but not too firm so I slept pretty good and I was exhausted and full from dinner. The price is very reasonable for how clean and well maintained it is. I would definitely recommend staying here. The town is small with a Walmart and some shops downtown. I drove to one of the camping areas by the river before I left to check it out. This is an area to enjoy the outdoors , fishing , boating , kayak , etc. I will come back to visit again with my son and his wife. My first time to Arkansas. In July I'm meeting with some old Army buddies for a reunion in Hot Springs , Arkansas.

The room is nice. Bed looks good. Okay, there are a loose toilet seat, lamp without a bulb, bathtub…read morewith stained line, and mini refrigerator with frosty freezer. There is a password to a wifi, but there is no name of wifi account, I have to try every name on the list. And there is NO CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST according to the website. Luxury inn? Yeah, right!

Stayed at the hillbilly inn years ago, the rooms were small but clean, the owner just came at the…read moreend of the week to collect money from us, it was less like a motel stay and more like chilling at somebody's house when they're on vacation! I don't know how to explain it it was a really cool place I absolutely loved it

Yikes. Given the dirt and mold I was able to see in my room, I don't even want to think about what…read moreI couldn't see. The bathroom ceiling had an entire colony of mold growing. It was so big, it probably could've applied for a seat at the United Nations. How no one at the hotel thinks to clean it up is absolutely astounding to me. The doors had dirty finger and handprints all over them. One of the handprints was left on the hinge side of the door, which means it wasn't cleaned since the door was installed. There's no physical way the handprint could have been left on that door after the door was hung. The hotel and room had a musty smell. It was like being in a wash rag you accidentally drop between machines while moving clothes from your washer to your dryer. The "free breakfast" was several slices of bread laid out and two kinds of cereal. I ate better than that in college. The vending machines are a joke. None of the buttons work properly, so it's a crapshoot as to what you'll actually get. I was working towards a Snickers. I ended up with Nutter Butters and a Pay Day. The employees sat in a room behind the service desk watching TV as if their establishment gave them no reason to improve. The only saving grace was a very polite desk clerk who works evenings. After some confusion about reserving the room via Priceline (and as a new employee), she did her best to solve the problem and I was on my way. The next morning, though, I had some skinny kid who looked like he'd just rolled out of bed. He constantly wiped at his face and sighed as if my early check-out was on the same level as asking him to solve world hunger using a crayon and a scrap of paper. He told me he'd knock a day off of my stay since I was leaving a day early. I asked him for a receipt to show Priceline. He reclined back in his seat, folded his hands, and gave me a very cold, stern, "No." Fortunately, Priceline is working with me to reimburse me anyway. Do yourself a favor: there are a surprising number of mom-and-pop inns around this area. Take a few extra minutes to find them and book yourself a small cabin instead. This hotel is gross and frustrating.

Good value for the cost. We arrived finding the room they sent us too had not been clean or touched…read moresince the prior customer left. Housekeeping had gone home for the day. They gave us an upgrade, a very nice roomy suite with a hot tub and couch. We are disabled so that didn't really matter but the fact is they redeemed themselves and treated us in a dignified manner.. which was very appreciated. Breakfast was the usual. Nothing grand, just okay.. but the price was very affordable. It is clean, beds are comfortable, good value and friendly service.

I've seen better rest areas, but this one was at the right time for a quick stretch and a new…read morebottle of water so that I could continue driving onwards. West-bound on I-40 at mile marker 36, about a half hour before making the right turn onto I-49 northbound towards Bentonville. Easy enough to get into and out of but the bathrooms needed some fresh air.

Beautiful views from this rest stop and a few picnic tables so you can sit and eat. We'd been on a…read morecross country road trip in an RV and it was nice to have a meal outside for a night. I didn't use the restrooms so I can't speak to their cleanliness unfortunately. This is a good stop though if you're looking to stretch your legs and take a break.