Price is very nice, but your getting what you pay for. For a guys trip or something, not bad. But if you are trying to impress, this is not the place. If your coming intown for a game, this isn't a bad choice.
I stay here during most Razorback Football games. With gas prices these days, cost of game tickets, I have to cut cost somewhere. This hotel can be reserved for $40-$50, compared to a competitor just down the street that isn't any better that is double the cost ($100+).
I've never gotten in the pool, but it does look nice. Staff is friendly. Rooms are nothing special, just classic Motel 6 rooms. Again, your getting what you pay for, but the location is nice...it's right on the main drag and only a few minutes from the University of Arkansas.

When he arrived to check in, my fiance had to wait for at least 10 minutes before he was helped by the desk clerk because she was gabbing on the phone. The smell of mildew was horrible. Had to go get air freshener just to tolerate it. The toilet would not stop running, so my fiance had to adjust the chain so we could sleep. The bathtub had pubic hair. The tub faucet would either adjust scalding hot or freezing cold. Thin towels. If we had an alternate choice for lodging we would have taken it, but due to the Hogs game we were stuck here. Filled out the comment card and turned it in to the front
desk so it would not be overlooked by housekeeping. Front desk guy asked about the stay..and since I cannot tell a lie, told him. He then immediatly started to argue with me. We should have done this..
and that..and sometimes if a reservation is being made on the phone it takes priority over a customer in the lobby. However, I informed him the call she was on was more along the personal lines than business. She did not even acknowledge his presence until she was done. I will not be going back to this establishment unless the only other option I have is to sleep in my car.

We are staying in pet-friendly hotels/motels because of our dog on the cross-country road trip we're on. So we're familiar with Motel 6. However, avoid this one.

Our room smelled quite strongly of mildew - the carpet was kind of spongy. Eeewww. Switched rooms, and the mildew smel wasn't so bad. But the toilet was blocked up! Double eewww. No maintenance man - so my husband borrowed a plunger from the front desk and did the job himself. And even then, the toile did not work well.

We left first thing in the morning, b/c the mildew smell was starting to give us a headache. Also, there was a group of young, shirtless men, smoking cigarettes and drinking beer, around the corner staying in one-two rooms. It looked as if they lived there.

They started wolf-whistling me, but when they saw I was walking my dog - who is part Rottweiler, part Lab - they shut up pretty quick. I guess they weren't as dumb as they looked.

They leave a very bright light on for you, to keep you awake.
We stayed on the second floor during renovatons. The stairway was removed to our landing so we had to navigate through to construction zone to get to our room. The police raided the room next to ours at 3:30 in the morning. We were locked out of our room each night so that we had to redo our reservation each time. We were made to feel very unwelcome here from the time we checked in to when we checked out. Stay somewere else. Stay anywhere else.