Top Hotels Near Dickey-Stephens Park in North Little Rock from AU$97

"It was an ok hotel. Seemed like a really sketchy neighborhood with less than ideal parking. Wouldn’t stay there again. The staff was nice though. "

"Great stay"

"Its was great the staff great"

"This hotel is in a somewhat depressed area of North Little Rock and a few blocks from an active commercial railway. There were several extremely bright security lights that did a great job of deterring petty theft of vehicles and loitering in the parking areas all around the building. There were some train horns very late at night on occasion, but not too much of a nuisance. The room was clean and in very nice condition. The bed was comfortable. The ac worked great and the fridge and microwave functioned. There was one small, minor area of mildew in the shower caulking, but not terrible. Otherwise the bathroom was very nice. Our stay was very pleasant and even though it's an old-school type motel with uncontrolled access from the exterior to the room doors, we did not feel unsafe. All in all, it's an economical option that delivers on value and safety. I can comfortably recommend it to others."

"Room clean and comfortable. Staff very friendly and helpful. "

"Took an hour to park vehicle due to an event being hosted on site. When finally approaching parking deck entrance an attendant lectured me on not pulling up close enough. No hello, sorry about parking , or any pleasantry. Just a lecture. The room was not clean at all. Back of the bathroom door very dirty. Neighboring room played loud music all night long. Went to lobby to purchase some drinks and snacks and the lady at the desk was very unprofessional. Was on phone during whole transaction. Never greeted me and seemed like I was bothering her. After check out realized we were charged $15.00 for two bottles of water that were in our room. "

"The staff was amazing and friendly. Very pretty hotel and very clean rooms. "

"Property was great. "

"It took over an hour to get checked in. I guess they were short staffed "