I like that there was a sitting area, a work area, a sleeping area, and a bath/dressing area all within the room, seeming separate and whole to themselves, while still being connected. The design of the room and the flow of the different sections gave the feel of a luxuriousness that a small space probably shouldn't hold. It was a great design to separate my needs to work, to relax and read, and to sleep, without feeling confined in one small area, like most hotel rooms.

I'm very much a fan of this room design. I only wish that subtle smell of a smoker long gone wasn't there. It isn't as obtrusive as writing makes it sound, although I guess my appreciation of the dynamics of the order of the room overcompensates the odor; but it's there.

I stayed at the Hyatt Place in Rogers on a game weekend in order to visit family. The hotel was clean and quiet. Staff was friendly and helpful. Check in and out was quick. I missed the breakfast but the hotel is near several eateries. My room was clean and everything was in working order. The only problem that I had with the stay is the price was a bit much to be that far away from the stadium and still use game weekend pricing. What would be a $79-$99 room turned into $190 for one night.

We had a group booking at Hyatt Place while we visited Eureka Springs, AR. Few of friends had suggested this place after they stayed there. We were 18 families in total, and no one had a single Bad comment about the stay. The hospitality that we received and the cleanliness of each room was appreciated by all our group members. I believe that we'll never think of another place to stay if we go to Rogers, Eureka Springs or any nearby places.

This hotel has all the fit and finish of a Hyatt Place with some added "extras".

First off, the staff is great. Have always had excellent interactions, I stay here a lot and they remember my name and are always friendly. The location is good as well. It's no near nor far from that place most of us come to Bentonville to visit.

The hotel is clearly a remodeled former amerisuites and not a new build....the room is pretty nice overall, except the bathrooms which are a, well a tad small.

For the bad,

1) The shower drains are hit or miss, there is nothing like standing in a pool of water while you shower. I saw this in another review. I have had 7 or 8 rooms now in this hotel and it's hit or miss. No specific floor, side of hotel, etc. Some are great, others are horrible. I saw this in another review and yes, they are right.

2) The windows leak, this has only happened to me on the freeway side of the hotel last year. A severe storm came through and the the front 3 feet of the room had a nice puddle in my 4th floor room. When I called down this had happened in a number of rooms in the hotel and they couldn't move me until the morning. The lobby flooded the same night with a nice puddle to wake up to in the morning as I left.

I always stay at Hyatt's to keep my Diamond member status up, and this one is no different. It's by no means a horrible hotel, but the Hyatt name used to mean a lot more.