Driving cross-country, the Park View Motel was right where I needed it to be. It is actually right…read morenext to a park. The room was perfectly clean and everything worked although the water pressure in the sink was a bit low. It is a budget motel which was appreciated after spending gobs of money on my trip.

This is a very straight forward place to lay your head at night. No frills it the basics are in…read moreorder; A/C is cold, water is hot and sheets are clean. Also this is quiet night sleep in a quiet town. Parkview Corning is fine but I wish I had stopped in Pocahontas AR it was a pretty little town with more hotels and restaurants.

Highly recommend this hotel Great personal service. Rooms…read moreare spacious and very clean Nice breakfast in the morning

We will NEVER be returning to this location nor will we ever recommend this company. Trisha, the…read moremanager, is the MOST unprofessional "manager" I have EVER had the unfortunate experience speaking with. They will do NOTHING. She continued to cut me off when speaking, proved no resolution, nor tried to make it right.

We had so much fun here. Great amenities and air conditioner was nice and cold. Very yummy…read morebreakfast too

What a treat to stay at The Inn at Piggott. The Innkeeper, Lee was helpful, informative and very…read morepleasant (as well as an amazing cook). The rooms were decorated with extreme care and thought. I appreciated every little touch! Cleanliness was top notch. There was a small refrigerator in the room with ice just down the hall. We stayed in the 'Safari Room.' Breakfast was amazing-We had: Quiche, sausage, bacon, toast and fresh grapes. There was coffee with assorted flavored creamers as well as an assortment of three juices. We will definitely be staying at the Inn during future visits to see family.

Wonderful hotel to stop in for the night. The staff was very accommodating, and we were able to…read morebring our dogs as well. They had breakfast in the morning that you could heat up and hot coffee. We will definitely stop back here again on our next trip across the country.

Cute rock-n-roll themed motel. Affordable, clean and comfortable. Cable TV and wifi. Pitiful…read morecontinental breakfast.

The facility/hotel is fine. Clean, up to date, but there were several small problems that just…read moredidn't make a very good impression. The room keys had to be activated after 3 trips from the room to the front desk, the first room sink would not drain, the staff was not very hospitable at all. They would answer questions or serve you but just not friendly when coming and going. The breakfast was lackluster, especially the eggs that were not very good. Just small irritations. But they add up.

This hotel was very clean and Eva (over the breakfast area) did an excellent job serving the hotel…read moreguests!

Clean rooms, nice people and the highlight of the stay was all the friendly cats. Super cute!read more

Wonderful little small town motel. Our room is very clean, smells nice and everything feels fresh…read moreand clean. The owner was so helpful and there is a cute, friendly cat outside. The bathroom is small but adequate and cleaner than most chain hotels and the beds are comfortable. There is a gift shop/flower shop type across the street as well as a convenience store and a few other places within walking distance. This is an older motel so if you are looking for new or upscale, this isn't it. It is off the highway so quiet and convenient to grocery store.

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.

Nice clean place. Only reason for four stars is they we're having issues with the elevator and the…read more room keys. By the morning everything was fixed. Coffee and breakfast were five stars. Staff were nice, friendly and very accommodating.

I posted a review in detail about my experience at this hotel. What happened to it? We were not…read moreable to check in because of a problem with hiltons check-in system. It took a great deal of effort to get them to take cash, again because their reservation system was down and they did not have a business contingency plan.

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.

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.