Holiday Inn Blytheville

We had a very nice stay it was clean and we enjoyed the room

Overall the stay wasn't bad. Upon arrival I found out I was on the first floor, and asked to change, but was informed they were completely booked. The hotel is under renovations, and I was fortunate to get one of the renovated rooms. Bed was comfortable and room was clean. My only issue was the location. I was directly across from the indoor pool. Early morning, right at 7, there is group of ladies that come in for water aerobics. Friday night was extremely loud. There had to be a dozen or so guests at the pool, and I can understand chit chat, laughing and playing, but the children were literally screaming. Was not able to rest and relax until after 10 when the pool closed. Please note that in your stays, rooms 117-125. (Also applies to the second floor for that set of rooms).

Place was under reconstruction but that presented no problems. Staff were friendly. It was quiet. Beds were comfortable. Exercise room was extensive with free water,towels,etc. Free breakfast at the attached Perkins Pantry. Price was $140 per night but this place is much better than comparably priced motels.

Room was filthy, beds were uncomfortable. Stains on walls, curtains, ceilings and floor. Old Q-tip stuck to the sink leg. Vents filthy with dust, mold or both! Table wobbled and was unsteady. Would not recommend. Will never stay there again!

My husband and I stopped here for a night to break up our 12 hour drive home. The hotel is under going renovations, but that did not impact us at all. We had one of the renovated rooms, so extremely clean, modern and spacious room! They have a HUGE, renovated workout room as well as a nice looking indoor/outdoor pool area. When checking in, the front desk staff were adequate. The first lady we dealt with - when we asked it there were available rooms - said “just a moment”, went to a back room, then came out after quite awhile just to say she couldn’t help us and we’d have to move over to the other front desk worker. Meanwhile, there is a growing line of people behind us waiting to check in. We had dinner at the attached bistro. The food was good and our sever was very attentive. Other restaurant staff seemed a little more unprofessional - loudly joking with guests across the restaurant. We had breakfast the next morning at the attached Perkins which was very good - BIG portions!! All in all, yes, I would stay here again. It’s a perfect place to rest and rejuvenate after a long drive! All in all,

I wanted a place to stay where you could at least chafe an electric plug...but theirs is so bad you can't use it. The room was clean but the noise is terrible because the doors don't even close enough to stop voices let alone the door closing noise!

I stayed here for about 4 weeks for work in the area and my stay was very good. The staff were friendly and accommodating, the common areas were clean and inviting, and the room was clean, comfortable, and well stocked with toiletries and coffee. The bed was excellent as well as the selection of pillows....soft and firm. As an IHG reward member, I was given a dining coupon for a free breakfast selection at the Perkins in their lobby. The coupon was for a basic breakfast, but could be used towards something on their regular menu. The Perkins was always good and fast with friendly service. There's also another attached restaurant called Bistro Eleven 21. They were open for dinner every night and they had a good selection of beer and cocktails. I tried a handful of items from the menu and the food was always very good and they had great service. My only issue was with my room keys. My room was close to the rear elevator, so I parked by the rear entrance....I had to walk around to the front lobby about 8 or 10 times during my stay because the key would be inactive. This is a good size hotel, so it would involve a bit of walking to get my key reactivated and then go to my room. This is a minor issue to be sure, but it was more regular than I anticipated. On the plus side, I was given a cold bottle of water each time for my troubles. Still a great hotel despite the minor key issue.

Ask for a king room! Ours was spacious with a fantastic bed and 4 king-size pillows which had varying lofts, a must for someone with neck issues. The towels were bright white and soft; the bathroom was very small but had an adequate counter. All in all, it was clean and comfortable. The exception were the carpets which had varying patterns of browns and rusts making them look dirty. Breakfast is a voucher for the Perkins restaurant next door, a nice departure from typical hotel food.

We are members of IHG and have over a 100,000 points for rooms at Holiday Inn. I booked this using points and when we arrived I was told that I could not use points and the room was $140 a night. We had already traveled 14 hours and just gave in. Once you got out of the lobby the smell of moth balls was so bad that it made us nauseas. At least the rooms did not have that odor. Go in the room and got ready for a shower and walked into the bathroom. The carpet at least 4 feet out of the tile was flooded. Went ahead and took a shower and the shower head either sprayed lots of water everywhere or only a small amount. I had laid my rings on the sink. Thank God they did not fall in as there was no cover for the drain. At least we slept good. Got up for their free breakfast and it is at Perkins attached to the hotel. At 7 am they still could not ever serve coffee because they were waiting on a manager to allow them to clock in. They open at 5……… Just stay away. There has to be better in the area. It is really sad because we have always stood by Holiday Inn.