Campus Corridor Travel Guide
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Our pick of the best Campus Corridor Hotel Deals

Stonebreaker Hotel

Moxy Fayetteville

Inn at Carnall Hall
"Beautifully restored facility. I loved being able to stay in this historic building and learning about its role in the UofA’s past. I think every alumni should visit if not stay there. My only knock was the desk clerk’s condescending comment when we checked in about “How everybody knows about the ..."
Reviewed on 3 Oct 2026

Best Western Windsor Suites
"It was good. The TV was broken, the breakfast was great. The rooms open to the outside which wasn’t mentioned in description."
Reviewed on 6 Oct 2026

Candlewood Suites Fayetteville – University of Arkansas by IHG
"The bathroom was not very functional. There is no counterspace to put toothbrushes, hair dryer, makeup, medication, etc. The sink is slanted and stand alone so if you even try to put anything next to the faucet it just slides down into to the sink. So the only place to put anything is the back of ..."
Reviewed on 5 Oct 2026

The Ruby - Condo on Dickson St - Walk to UofA
"Overall one of the best, nicest stays we have had in the Dickson. Up to date furnishings and very clean."
Reviewed on 29 Sept 2026
Our guide on where to stay in Campus Corridor

Downtown Fayetteville
If you're spending some time in Downtown Fayetteville, Walton Arts Center and Fayetteville Downtown Square are top sights worth seeing.

Midtown
If you're spending some time in Midtown, Gator Golf Fayetteville and Fiesta Square Shopping Center are top sights worth seeing.
West Fayetteville
Though West Fayetteville may not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium and Bud Walton Arena.

East Feyetteville
If you're spending some time in East Feyetteville, Mount Sequoyah Center and Broccrado Lake are top sights worth seeing.

Walker Park
While there might not be top attractions in Walker Park, you can explore the larger area and discover places like Fayetteville Downtown Square and Walton Arts Center.





