This was a charming property with a very friendly staff. The restaurant was closed because it was only open from Thursday to Sunday, so I ate dinner in the bar. Not only was the bartender friendly and attentive but the food I ordered was hands-down the best I've had in my travels for quite some time. I couldn't believe the place wasn't packed. I had the pear and arugula pizza, couldn't finish, and saved it for breakfast the next morning, still amazing. The room was charming. I'd checked in around 7:30 PM and had to leave the next morning at 5:00 AM. Slept well in a comfortable and clean room.

There may be a better purpose for rooms on the ground floor. My room was conveniently 105, right next to the bar and an outside exit. I was glad it was a slow night because I could have joined in the conversation with the handful of people at the bar. If I make a return trip, I'll request the second or third floor. I'd rather deal with stairs than deal with noise.

The room and bed were comfortable, the bathroom was stocked with everything we needed. The location was great to explore Fayetteville from.

The automatic entrance doors were not working so we had to push them open, which is quite difficult when you are trying to push a trolley with heavy suitcases through. It was an ordeal both when we were checking in and checking out. We would have rated a 10 if not for this.

The room was plain but exceedingly comfortable with a comfy bed and refrigerator, lovely jetted tub and broad shower head. Mis Ella's breakfast was excellent, all fresh food. Walking the campus was terrific, well kept and lots of walks, interesting buildings. And it's a very short walk to town. Good Thai restaurant is a short drive.

The bar was a bit dark and drab with TVs everywhere, but its summer and there were very few guests. The only real problem I had was with the coffee in the Inn....very bitter.

The hotel is exceptionally clean. Conveniently located on the edge of University of Arkansas campus making my visit with our son easy in both of us. The lounge and wrap around patio make for a relaxing happy hour.

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I liked the historic feel "old world - classic style" especially after learning more about the history of the place. The bed very comfortable, good TV (which anyone can operate - I hate these new TV gizmos) great location, and wonderful tub/bathroom.

I think the breakfast menu was pretty uninspiring.

It was on the U of Arkansas campus

Our room was in the corner and Very Small!! One chair….2 people! Housekeeping needs to be SURE there are no hairs left in the bathroom, especially the shower!!!

Very pretty room with a great bed!

Air conditioning couldn’t keep up and the room was very humid - the unit is high on the ceiling and through the night it dripped water all over our things on the table/desk sitting directly below it. Ella’s Table restaurant…service ok, food NOT good = left feeling very unsatisfied and still hungry even though the check suggested we feasted…skip it and go elsewhere.

On campus

The restaurant was closed on Sunday for dinner but I enjoyed what I ate at the bar. However, it was also closed on Monday for breakfast with no food available but coffee. I then learned Ella’s is closed permanently as about a month ago, on Mondays and Tuesdays for breakfast, lunch and dinner, which was disappointing. Had I stayed Monday night, I could have eaten again in the bar, which is good food, just the same menu from the night before and not many selections. I would like to see that reopened! No complaints other than no breakfast options Monday morning!

great location for UArk business and close to downtown; a beautiful historic building and room was large and comfortable

bedside lamp and charging socket turned off with main switch so it wasn’t possible to have bedside light on alone or charge phone overnight beside the bed - but a minor quibble!

Great

Didn't like the hidden $3.00 split a plate charge! We just plain weren't that hungry! We normally don't eat breakfast.