The Rogers Residence Inn is a great place to stay for a few days. It's still quite new, has granite countertops, hardwood flooring in the kitchen area, and a great shower. We stayed in a studio King and there was plenty of room for two people. Everything was very clean and there's a full size coffee maker with free coffee replaced everyday. The hot breakfast served in the lobby was decent. The hotel is located in an area with a large theater, too many restaurants to count, and plenty of shopping, but the main arteries of surface roads accessing the area are pretty overwhelmed and need widening to handle the traffic flow. Overall, no complaints about the hotel or the room, it was a very easy stay and an easy choice for return visits.

Two couples decided to make RI in Rogers our digs for two nights over Memorial Day Weekend. The RI is less than two years old as well as the surrounding area. Very clean, decent pool area but not enough lounges, and a secluded courtyard that provides a nice area to sit back and enjoy your morning coffee with an ample breakfast to start the day. Of course we weren't on our Sleep Number so any mattress would be sub par.

Our plans included daily rides to Eureka Springs on Hwy 62. This road provides great curves and scenery for motorcyclists. Also rode up to Barryville but did not have time to make a ride to Branson.

There are many places to stay in Eureka Springs; however, we are not into B&B's and cheesy motels. The town itself is beautiful this time of year as flowers are blooming everywhere. There are shops galore but provided nothing we needed to drag home.

We have really no complaints with the RI. Would definitely stay here again.