2-Star Hotels in Fort Smith

Nice room kinda grimey tho

The room itself was nice. My complaints are more along the line of structure which we find in a lot of motels. The vanity is high with a very wide lip. For anyone not tall, it's difficult to lean over to the basin to brush your teeth. Only a shower, no tub. Not enough light in the room for reading. As a Marriott member, I would have expected to be acknowledged and welcomed as such. Never happened. As to the HOT BREAKFAST, the choices were very limited, probably one of the worst we had seen in a while.

I recently stayed at this Holiday Inn during a cross-country move. After a long day of traveling it was nice to be greeted by a friendly man at the desk. The value for a nice, spacious, clean room was excellent! The bathrooms were a little outdated but one good thing... the shampoo and conditioner! I never use hotel shampoo and conditioner but I made an exception this time -- it smells amazingggg!

Really quiet and safe

I recently stayed at Comfort Inn & Suites in Fort Smith, AR, with my family and had a very disappointing experience. Upon entering our overly warm double queen room, we were greeted by a musty smell, which we assumed was due to the cleaning materials used by the hotel. The room was poorly lit, only one small lamp, and there were no lights on the ceiling either. We had to use our cell phone lights to move around the room. Once we navigated inside the room and we're unpacking we pulled out the office chair to reveal a hole the size of a basketball in the seat of the chair - it looked to be rescued from the trash, definitely not suitable for a hotel to use. As we finished bringing our bags in, we discovered a dirty washcloth on top of the broken TV table, surrounded by dusty surroundings. Though we were relieved not to find any bed bugs, we noticed that the AC unit was leaking and had flooded the room all the way to the bed, leaving the carpet squishy - that explained the initial foul musty smell in the room. We immediately reported the issues to the front desk, and they relocated us to a different room. This second room had 3 working lamps, thankfully. During our stay, we inquired about the possibility of a late checkout, but the front desk informed us that they were fully booked and we had to vacate the room by 12 noon. Upon checking out, we discovered an additional charge of $20 on top of the hotel stay and maintenance fees. When we called the front desk, they seemed unaware of the charge and sent us a copy of the bill, which did not mention the extra $20 fee. After some back-and-forth, I informed the front desk that a $20 charge was made during the middle of our stay and not on the day of checkin or check-out, according to my credit card statement. The staff said they would leave a note for the manager, who was expected to arrive in the morning and give me a call. However, no one reached out until 1 p.m., so I called the front desk again. This time, a different person claimed they had no knowledge of the charges and couldn't find any record of it in the system. However after that last call, my credit card showed the hotel processed a refund of the extra $20 they randomly charged in the middle of our stay (but only after we called twice and were informed they had not charged us). The lack of transparency regarding the additional charge left us feeling unsettled, especially considering the confusion and inconsistency among the staff when we inquired about it. Overall, our stay was disappointing, and we hope that the hotel addresses these issues to provide better experiences for their guests in the future. Overall, I felt the hotel staff, although nice enough, were unhelpful and seemed unaware of how to manage things and what to say when questioned about the random charges. The condition of the first room was unacceptable. I would not recommend staying at this Comfort Inn & Suites location in Fort Smith based on this experience. Lastly, let

Only thing is I left my pink cover in the drawers I wish they would have found that. Sucks. Other than that I enjoyed the room very spacious and clean and two tvs with the privacy and huge bed was so good and super comfy. Host was nice and check in was easy so was check out. I'd stay there again and then I'd also recommend this to a friend or family member.

The room value for price was great. In our room, queen bed, full size refrigerator cook top plenty of storage, really a comfortable room, 2 TVs sofa recliner bathroom was larger than expected gas grill outside and free laundry room on site. Staff checking in was easy and super friendly, knowledgeable on the area. I spoke to the mgr later that day he was courteous even the housekeepers where friendly, when I approached them for a few extra towels. location was great close to the airport hospital and food, local historic sites and points of interest in the area.

Red Roof Inn Fort Smith Downtown is one of the best budget hotels in Fort Smith, AR that is near the Fort Smith Regional Airport (FSM). We are also close to Parrot Island Waterpark, Fort Smith National Historic Site and Fort Smith Regional Art Museum.We offer our guests free Wi-Fi, a free expanded cable package featuring HBO and free coffee in the lobby. Red Roof Inn Fort Smith Downtown is a pet-friendly hotel.

Newish hotel, very clean. Rooms are comfortable with great lighting. Breakfast is plentiful and varied. My room had a king size bed and a walk in shower. Hotel provides Dove shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand wash, and body lotion. Room had an iron and ironing board, keurig coffee maker, and a safe for your valuables. There was a tiny bit of noise from the adjoining room. Front desk employees are friendly and professional.

With free breakfast and WiFi a gym outdoor pool and laundry facilities Days Inn by Wyndham Fort Smith has what you need for a comfortable stay. Located off I-540 two miles from Fort Smith Regional Airport FSM our non-smoking hotel puts you near the University of Arkansas Fort Smith Fort Smith National Cemetery Fort Chaffe and River Front Pavilion. Explore the 19th-century Fort Smith National Historic Site splash around Parrot Island Waterpark or see a 1920s-era soda fountain at the Fort Smith Museum of History.