Rodeway Inn Hot Springs National Park Area

Great stay

The room was nice and the employee who was there when we checked in (as well as the next morning) was super helpful. Very positive experience.

Clean hotel in Hot Springs. There are not many options for breakfast, and on weekends it is only until 9 am, but the staff is very helpful and allowed my daughter some cereal after 9 am.

Can’t beat the price and location is real close to downtown (bathhouse row). If you’re looking for a place to primarily sleep and grab a quick bite for breakfast this is your place. The staff is incredible and truly cares about your stay and trip to Hot Springs. They give great recommendations and great general info that’s useful.

Updated facility...

Everything good, second time staying. Only thing not like was fact offered no meat with breakfast such as sausage.

It was a good cheap place to stay one night. Felt safe and clean. Beds were comfortable. Bathroom smelled a bit like mildew, but I think it was just the curtain, and mildew smells can be in more expensive hotels even. I would stay again.

The room was great for the price. There was a great place to grab something to eat that is right across the street. Good burgers and yummy ice cream.

I just get used to other hotels when there’s a free breakfast at least there’s scramble eggs/sausage links that’s it.. but over all I liked the place will definitely go back.

I came here two years ago, and It was not too bad...considering the busy holiday, a few things here and there (paint and Ac issues). However, that was not the case recently and I shall return. Keep up the good work management and staff.

The rooms were clean and maintained, there were several bugs though. The breakfast was limited. It was limited to cereal, fruit and waffles. Nothing warm other than oatmeal and toast. They were incredibly tight with items that we needed. Having to return towels to get towels. There were 4 of us in the room and we were only given 3 towels. We had to go and request them multiple times. The cleaning people took our soap and I had to go request new ones, I got the impression it was an inconvenience. Same with pool towels, extra pillows and blankets. They don't offer cots or extra sleeping options for added guests. We felt the cost wasn't worth the hassle of constantly requesting items and the lack of options for breakfast.

Cons: the towels were thin and didn't look clean, only one trash can, bathroom was hot because it needs air from the AC across the room, no tissues, AC isn't on when you first get into the room We've stayed 3 times in 3 different rooms, and it was fine. Not a great place, but the beds were comfortable and the rooms were quiet. The lady at the front desk is very helpful, especially if you need help navigating town. Breakfast is cereal, oatmeal, bananas, toast, and waffles with coffee/tea or juice. For the price, it's a decent place to stay, but maybe consider taking your own towels and floor mat.

Room was clean and ac worked great. Check in staff was very helpful and friendly. Breakfast was fine and pool was clean.

Nice

Clean room

Very clean. Great bed with lots of pillows.

The check in was easy and the staff was very nice and friendly! The room was clean and the bed was comfortable medium mattress! It’s just older! It is a family hotel! Breakfast was waffles, cereal, bananas, oatmeal, and toast! Nice ice and laundry room! Check out was easy and quick!

The breakfast offerings and coffee were nearly depleted by the time I got to the lobby around 8 AM. The Breakfast was supposed to be from 6-9 AM so it was disappointing to say the least. The room was clean. I thought it interesting that the sole ice machine was in a locked room accessible via room card. Didn't realize that petty ice thievery was rampant in Hot Springs.

However, the breakfast options were memorably bad: cereal/oatmeal, waffles, and bananas. No breakfast meat or eggs, not even random beef jerky packages, and no yogurt, so no protein for you! The drinks were coffee and milk; no juice. Are you kidding me? The last day, I was so fed up, I went and spent $20 elsewhere to have a decent breakfast before hitting the road.

My television did not work the first night. Next afternoon, after my workshop, I asked the front desk person to come see about it. He did and it worked. Then, when I got up the next day, it did not work again. People were friendly, but It was frustrating.