Hotels near Rodney Ryan Park, Fayetteville

This hotel has transitioned many times through the years. We were happy to learn that it had yet again transitioned into a Hilton property due to our loyalty to the brand. The location is fairly ideal. Service was snippy and unresponsive. We were traveling as fans of the opposing team to the hometown university and we certainly felt that animosity throughout our stay. The shower was disgusting with mold which I reported on our first night and we were assured it would be addressed when our room was serviced; however it was not. Day two found us once again washing in a filthy shower. When I again voiced concerns, I was assured they will report it to housekeeping with absolutely no offer of rectifying the situation with us.

Great place for families and seniors: modest cost compared to local hotels that tout ”suites” but only have a microwave and little frig under a counter in your room, ample parking, large quiet, suites, separate full-size kitchen, full breakfast every day, friendly staff, especially in the dining room, several restaurants in walking-distance.

There are better places to stay for the same price. Hotel is rundown and poorly maintained. Had two rooms and both had TV issues. Worse yet, both of them smelled, one from the garbage disposal and the other from the open freezer door. Tried to air them out and asked for clorox to kill the disposal but they didn't have any. The bigger issue was their lack of feel for customer service. My son goes to UofA and came to see his grandfather who is in a wheelchair and in recently poor health. We sat in the lobby to talk but were told we couldn't stay there because Sean, the manager, would see us on the security camera and tell us to leave. I explained that our rooms were small, our TVs didn't work and why were were meeting but the lobby attendant said it was only a matter of time. We told him to tell Sean that we would only be there for a short time and that we were not bothering anyone since it was Saturday night and no one was checking in. Didn't matter, Sean called in a while latter and said we had to go to our rooms or leave. Hey, Sean, get out of your parents basement and off the creepy security cameras. Have some feel for what is going on in your hotel by listening to your employees who were there and didn't really think it was a big deal for us to hang out in a lobby that was not busy. The Graduate is a much better hotel with a welcoming lobby.

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I stay at this hotel a couple of times a month. The staff is always friendly and helpful. During my last stay, I accidentally left my I-phone charger in the room. I called the next day to see if it had been turned into lost and found. It had not but the staff checked my room and called me back when they found my charger. Upon arriving for my next visit, Hydisia remembered my name and had my charger ready for me at the front desk. It is the small things that make a big difference. Thank you, Gary M

Ahmed greeted us and, from that moment on, we taken care of in a warm, caring, professional manner. When we travel back to Fayetteville, we will want to stay at Avid hotel, and we hope that Ahmed will still be on your staff. The remainder of your staff, down the the person, was also warm and friendly, regardless of their task/s or time-of-day! The grab-n-go breakfast had a great variety and the anytime coffee is a must. The room was perfect, clean, well cared for and the beds were GREAT! *Trip Type - we were in town to attend a Larkin Poe concert at George's Majestic Lounge **Maybe add a trip type of ”Pleasure”

I was very disappointed in this hotel, for being a Hilton & the amount we paid for a standard double queen room. It didn't come with a breakfast, you had to buy off the menu. The bar was closed due to a ”sick employee” which obviously couldn't have been helped. It looks nice but the cleanliness wasn't what it should've been, especially in the age of Covid. There was dried toothpaste on the door of the bathroom and vanity under the sink. The mirror was dirty and spattered. There was slash marks in the bottom sheet on one of the beds. The entire room needed dusting, there was a thin layer of dust over everything except the highly used furniture aka dresser and refrigerator/microwave area. You could write your initials in the layer of dust that's on the lamps & AC/heat unit. It needed maintenance, whoever painted the room needs lessons, my OCD was going out of control looking at a spot on the ceiling. There was a screw loose on the towel rack in the shower. There was a big stain on the door in the bathroom and orange mold in the shower. There was a hole/scuff in the paint on the wall by the bed. (I do want to mention I've worked in a hotel as a housekeeper in a hotel that won many awards for cleanliness 2+ decades ago and my daughter is a manager over housekeeping at another hotel, so I know what to look for) The staff was very nice and helpful, they gave us an extended check out time when we asked. The beds were comfortable and pillows super fluffy.

Staff were friendly. Room was nice and clean. The bed was comfortable to sleep in. Check in and check out were easy. This was a stop along our road trip that we were coming up to the town and looked for a hotel and chose this one to stop at. We were not disappointed and will stay here again.

Nice people, rooms and location. Good breakfast.

Living out of town and landing with husband in hospital in ICU with CoVid pneumonia, I needed a safe place to stay that was affordable, close, clean and would accommodate my day to day extending. Sleep Inn met that need, The $75 medical rate made that possible as well. The room was a single queen, perfect for one! It would have helped to have had a refrigerator being there 12 days, but the price per night for that wasn't worth the extra money. Sleep Inn is literally down the road from Washington Regional. Restaurants in walking distance. Staff very professional and helpful. They made a stressful situation easier.