Residence Inn Fort Smith

Pulled up around 10 pm after 550 miles on the road. Weird entry way, can’t turn around. A lot of work trucks and trailers, hard to find parking in a box truck. Factor in the fact that most people are here for an extended stay, fix your parking lot.
Here’s the kicker: lady gave us some other guys room. He was NOT thrilled when we barged in on his sleep.
«Not the first time», either.
WHAT?! How? Stop it. Seriously.
The room was clean. But can’t get any channels. They have all the weirdest amenitiies. A basketball court and someone to go grocery shopping for you. Neat.
Pullout gave is weak. Bed game is decent. Breakfast ends at 930

Stayed here for 5 days for business. Comfortable room with couch, desk, dining table, & full kitchen. Convenient location near groceries, restaurants, and bars along Rogers Ave. Free breakfast and 3 dinners through the week. Fitness Center, outdoor lounge, and pool (although it was temporarily closed during my visit). I’ve always enjoyed staying at a Residence Inn, and this was no exception. Excellent stay and one I’m repeat whenever work takes me back out to Fort Smith!

I will never stay here again !!! For one reason only. Employees SMOKING by the front door. My wife and I had to walk through a cloud of blue smoke to get to the lobby. This smoke came from two employees (our front desk clerk being one of them) no more than 3 foot from the front door. BIG sign on door «this is a non-​smoking hotel» you sure could not tell it by the smell of the employees or the lobby. THIS PLACE STINKS !!! By the way I am a Platinum Marriot Member…

Freshly made cookies at front desk! That’s a plus. Checkin was taking forever for four rooms, it kind of made no sense!
Room décor is pretty simple but organized and I love it. I’d probably stay in one of these hotels again

We stayed two nights and had such a pleasant experience! Rooms were clean and comfortable! Staff was friendly. It is close to lots of restaurants & Walmart ! We have nothing but good things to say about this place!

Had a wonderful experience during our one night stay at Residence Inn. Location, location, location! Located in a small town called Fort Smith, just a few miles from what appeared to be Fort Smith’s «downtown» you really aren’t far from anything. There are several chain restaurants within a few blocks from the hotel, such as Red Lobster, Chili’s, Hooters (I can go on and on…). A Walmart and a few grocery stores are also close by. St. Edward Mercy Medical Center is also right across the street.
The room was so spacious it was more than enough for the five of us. Rooms are also equipped with a kitchen with silverware and pots/​pans if you wanted to cook and dine in. Nice and quiet and very clean. Couldn’t ask for anything more.
Free parking and free hot breakfast. Can’t go wrong with hash browns and scrambled eggs for breakfast=) You gotta try their waffles. They give you the batter and you make it yourself. Make sure you spray cooking spray or you’ll be scraping your waffle off the burner like me.
It was a nice experience for a city girl like me. Five stars!

In a small town lik Fort Smith you need a nice place to stay. This is one of them. Great service, super queit rooms and most clean. I like the waffle make thats become popular in some hotels.
down side: human hair on counter tops in kitchen and bathroom and $ 75 pet fee is spendy! I know that hotels are not using that money to super clean… and if you are, could you remove the human hair with my dog hair?

We spent one night in Fort Smith on August 5, 2009. The hotel was marvelous; clean, spacious, and comfortable. Our suite was more than large enough for two. We would gladly return. As an aside, we followed directions on our phone as we arrived from the west and the phone routed us through what seemed to be the center of town late at night. The next morning we realized that there was a much more efficient highway route that we could have taken, and this has caused us to rethink following automated directions. No effect on the hotel stay of course, just something we learned that trip. If you are still reading this I salute you. :-)