What was once a beloved landmark in south Fayetteville, is now a seven-story, 131-room industrial-chic hotel, just steps from the Razorback Greenway. More than a place to unpack your bags, Moxy Fayetteville is designed as a gathering spot, with a lively bar, upstairs lobby, and interactive social spaces that welcome both hotel guests and locals. Its location near popular restaurants and an easy Razorback Greenway route to downtown and Dickson Street makes it a convenient home base for exploring Fayetteville. Book a Room A Place to Gather At Moxy, the traditional hotel lobby gets a different kind of treatment. The open, welcoming space gives guests a place to meet up, get some work done, watch a game or play a game, or simply spend time with friends. Bar Moxy serves as the hotel's social hub, offering cocktails, mocktails, local brews and food, with the front desk conveniently located at the bar. The hotel isn't just for overnight guests. Locals also stop by for live music, social events (Trivia, anyone?), or a drink with friends. Whether you're meeting someone before heading downtown or staying put for the evening, the lobby and lounge make it easy to settle in. Steps from the Razorback Greenway One of Moxy's biggest advantages is its location right off the Razorback Greenway. The paved trail connects to a 120-mile network of protected paved and mountain bike trails within city limits, giving guests plenty of ways to get outside and explore Fayetteville. From the hotel, it's easy to walk or bike toward downtown Fayetteville and Dickson Street on the Greenway. Several popular restaurants are also just steps away, so you won't have to go far to find a good meal. The University of Arkansas is about a mile away, and downtown and Dickson Street are within easy reach by foot or bike. You can leave the car parked and see more of Fayetteville along the way. A Hotel with a Story to Tell Moxy Fayetteville sits on the former site of the Fayetteville Farmers Cooperative, a working agricultural and industrial property that played a part in the area's history. Rather than clear the site and start from scratch, the developers preserved and rehabilitated portions of the original Co-Op structures, giving them a new purpose as the hotel's main lobby, check-in bar and lounge. Spend time on the lower level and you'll be surrounded by pieces of the property's past. Exposed brick walls, original metal beams and support columns, and reclaimed materials bring the site's agricultural and industrial character into the hotel. The design also includes a few playful details, including hidden chicken feet worked into the architecture. The hotel's distinctive stair tower takes its inspiration from the grain silo that once stood on the Co-Op grounds. Together, these details give Moxy a look tied to its location—a modern hotel that makes room for a little Fayetteville history. Rooms and Amenities Moxy Fayetteville has 131 guest rooms, with a design that makes smart use of space. Rooms feature comfortable beds, walk-in showers, 55-inch TVs, mini-fridges, free Wi-Fi and flexible storage. The hotel also has a fitness center with cardio and strength equipment, plus outdoor firepits where guests can relax. Meeting spaces are available for smaller gatherings, business meetings, and events. And when you're ready to head out, Bar Moxy is right downstairs. Make Moxy Your Fayetteville Home Base With the Razorback Greenway outside the door, restaurants nearby and downtown and Dickson Street just a walk or bike ride away, Moxy Fayetteville makes it easy to get out and experience the city. Its social spaces and connection to the old Farmers Co-Op site give it a personality all its own. Plan your stay at Moxy Fayetteville and make yourself at home in a hotel with a distinctly local story. Frequently Asked Questions About Moxy Fayetteville Is Moxy Fayetteville pet-friendly?Yes. Moxy Fayetteville welcomes pets. Up to two pets are allowed per room for an additional fee. Does Moxy Fayetteville offer accessible accommodations? Yes. Moxy Fayetteville has been verified by Wheel the World, a travel platform specializing in accessible tourism. Visit Wheel the World to explore the hotel's accessibility features and find information to help plan your stay. Does Moxy Fayetteville offer free parking?No. Moxy Fayetteville offers valet parking only, available for a daily fee. Does Moxy Fayetteville offer free breakfast?No, breakfast is not included with your stay. However, The Meteor Cafe is next door and offers an all-day café menu. Moxy also has the Moxy Market, a fully stocked grab-and-go spot for snacks and other convenient bites.

From tired motel to boutique hotel? Now that's a transformation. Los Angeles-based real estate development firm Dwellest, co-led by an Arkansas native, is bringing a new boutique hotel to Midtown Fayetteville in February 2027. What was most recently a Motel 6 will now be The Overland, an 85-room upscale property with a restaurant and bar, pool, fitness center, event space, and large outdoor courtyard. Located at 2980 N. College Ave., The Overland is near the Razorback Greenway and about 10 minutes from the University of Arkansas and downtown Fayetteville. The hotel takes its name from the historic Butterfield Overland Mail route that passed through the area from 1858 to 1861. The Courtyard The courtyard will be a focal point at The Overland, with outdoor seating for the Oxbow restaurant and bar, a pool, grills, an amphitheater and terraced stone seating. The amphitheater will have electrical hookups for live music, and the courtyard will be used for activities and events throughout the year. Plans include live music, group fitness classes, and other events that will be open to the Fayetteville community. The courtyard can also be reserved for private events such as rehearsal dinners and cocktail receptions. Oxbow Restaurant & Bar The hotel's restaurant and bar, Oxbow, chosen after the nickname for the Butterfield Route, “The Oxbow Route”, will open with the hotel and offer more than just drinks and small bites. Oxbow will have indoor and outdoor seating, with the outdoor area opening onto the courtyard. The restaurant and bar will also be available for private events. A Place for Cyclists and Dogs The Overland is located near the Razorback Greenway, and cyclists that have a full day of riding will have a few extra amenities on site. A bike wash and repair station will be available for guests, along with enclosed bike storage. The entire hotel will be pet friendly, and a dog park on the south side of the property will be open to hotel guests as well as the community. Fitness Space That Opens to the Courtyard The fitness center will be a large room with roll-up garage doors that open onto the courtyard. The space can be used for regular workouts as well as yoga and other fitness classes. When the weather is nice, the doors can open up to connect the fitness room with the outdoor space. Suites for Longer Stays The Overland will have 85 rooms, including 14 suites with kitchenettes. The suites will give larger groups and guests staying for several days more room to spread out, making them an option for extended stays, wedding parties and other groups. The rooms will feature custom-designed furniture and decor from local artists. Throughout the hotel, natural stone and earth tones will give the spaces a warm, natural feel with a look that fits the Ozarks. The hotel also expects to welcome medical travelers visiting nearby hospitals. The property is designed to accommodate a mix of travelers, including cyclists, motorcycle groups, bus groups, families, and guests traveling with pets. A New Hotel in Midtown With its restaurant, courtyard, pool, fitness center and event spaces, The Overland will give visitors a place to stay in Fayetteville's Midtown district. And there’s plenty to do around it. Midtown is home to a mix of locally loved restaurants, bars and cafés, from Italian and Indian food to BBQ, burgers, coffee and cocktails. Holdin’ It Down in Midtown: Restaurants, Bars & Cafés is a good place to start when you’re deciding where to eat, grab a drink or get your morning coffee. The property will also welcome people who aren't staying overnight. Stop by Oxbow for a meal or drink, bring your dog to the community dog park, join a fitness class or check out a live music event in the courtyard. The Overland is scheduled to open in February 2027, bringing a new boutique hotel to Midtown and a new place for locals to gather, eat, drink, and spend some downtime. Visit The Overland's website for updates as the opening gets closer.

Getting to Fayetteville is pretty straightforward. Located in the northwest corner of Arkansas along Interstate 49, the city is easy to reach by car or plane and serves as a convenient starting point for exploring Northwest Arkansas. Most visitors arrive through Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA), located about 24 miles north of downtown, while others travel by car via Interstate 49. Flying to Fayetteville, Arkansas (XNA Airport) What Is the Closest Airport to Fayetteville, Arkansas? Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) is the closest commercial airport to Fayetteville, Arkansas. Located approximately 24 miles north of downtown Fayetteville, XNA serves travelers visiting Fayetteville, surrounding areas, and the University of Arkansas. Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) Most visitors arriving by air fly into Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA), located about 24 miles north of Fayetteville. The drive from XNA to Fayetteville typically takes around 30 minutes and follows Interstate 49 directly into the city. Rental cars, rideshare services, and other ground transportation options are available at the airport, making it easy to get where you're going once you land. XNA offers nonstop service to over 25 destinations across the country, making Fayetteville accessible from major metropolitan areas throughout the United States. University of Arkansas Visitors Visitors traveling to the University of Arkansas typically fly into Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA), located approximately 24 miles from campus. Rental cars, rideshare services, and shuttle options make it easy to reach the university and surrounding Fayetteville attractions. What Airlines Fly to Fayetteville, Arkansas? Northwest Arkansas National Airport offers service from several major carriers, providing nonstop access to destinations across the United States. American Airlines Delta Air Lines United Airlines Southwest Airlines Allegiant Air Breeze Airways Frontier Airlines Fayetteville Executive Airport at Drake Field Fayetteville is also home to Fayetteville Executive Airport at Drake Field, located on the south side of town. The airport serves private and corporate aviation and is just a few minutes from downtown Fayetteville and the University of Arkansas. Airports Near Fayetteville, Arkansas  Airport  Distance from Fayetteville  Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA)  24 miles  Fayetteville Executive Airport at Drake Field  In Fayetteville  Tulsa International Airport  118 miles  Springfield-Branson National Airport  113 miles Driving to Fayetteville, Arkansas Fayetteville sits along Interstate 49, one of the region's major north-south corridors. Several exits provide easy access to different parts of the city: Interstate 49 Exits in Fayetteville Exit 67 – Fayetteville Business District, College Avenue, Northwest Arkansas Mall, and Washington Regional Medical Center Exit 66 – Highway 112 and west Fayetteville Exit 64 – Lake Wedington area Exit 62 – University of Arkansas, Downtown Fayetteville, Dickson Street, the Fayetteville Visitors Center, and the Clinton House Museum Exit 60 – Mount Kessler, Centennial Park, and south Fayetteville Once you're in town, most hotels, restaurants, attractions, and trail access points are only a short drive away. Driving to Fayetteville from Nearby Cities Fayetteville is centrally located within Northwest Arkansas and is easily accessible from nearby cities and regional destinations. Visitors traveling from surrounding areas can reach Fayetteville using major highways and Interstate 49. Driving Distances to Fayetteville Planning a road trip? Fayetteville is within driving distance of many cities throughout the South and Midwest. City Distance to Fayetteville  Fort Smith, AR 64 miles Springfield, MO 113 miles Tulsa, OK 118 miles Hot Springs, AR 190 miles Little Rock, AR 203 miles Oklahoma City, OK 225 miles Kansas City, MO 268 miles Wichita, KS 314 miles Shreveport, LA 317 miles St. Louis, MO 329 miles Memphis, TN 336 miles Dallas, TX 398 miles Jackson, MS 546 miles Louisville, KY 598 miles Chicago, IL 632 miles New Orleans, LA 732 miles  Discover your new Favoriteville There’s a reason locals call it our Favoriteville. Tucked into the Ozark Mountains, our city hums with live music, local art, independent eateries, and trails that lead to unexpected views. Fayetteville is shaped by the people who call it home: artists and educators, makers and musicians, college students, entrepreneurs, and neighbors who still stop to say hello. Wander a little. Stay a little longer. You’ll leave with stories and maybe a new favorite spot of your own. LEARN MORE   Frequently Asked Questions What is the closest airport to Fayetteville, Arkansas? Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) is the closest commercial airport and is located about 24 miles north of Fayetteville. How far is Fayetteville from XNA Airport? Fayetteville is approximately 24 miles from XNA, and the drive typically takes about 30 minutes. Once you arrive, explore our Places to Stay, Things to Do, and Downtown Fayetteville guides. What interstate runs through Fayetteville? Interstate 49 runs through Fayetteville and connects the city to destinations throughout Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and beyond. It provides easy access to some of the best outdoor recreation destinations from Fayetteville. Can I fly a private aircraft into Fayetteville? Yes. Fayetteville Executive Airport at Drake Field serves private and corporate aviation and is located just minutes from downtown. 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With its early 20th century elegance and charm, the Inn at Carnall Hall offers a distinctive place to stay in Fayetteville. From the wraparound porches, you can take in the view of Old Main, watch students cross the grounds and see the trees change with the seasons. Whether you’re visiting for a Razorback game, touring campus or spending a weekend exploring Fayetteville, the inn offers a warm and welcoming place to settle in, with the restaurants, shops and attractions of the city close by. Book a Room A Piece of University of Arkansas History Carnall Hall opened in 1905 as the first women’s residence hall in Arkansas. It was named for Ella Howison Carnall, a beloved English professor who taught at the University of Arkansas and was among the university’s early female faculty members. Over the years, the building served several purposes. It became home to the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity from 1967 to 1977 before being used for university offices and classrooms. By the early 2000s, Carnall Hall was facing demolition. Community members and historic preservationists helped save the building, and it reopened as an inn in 2003. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 and is now part of Historic Hotels of America. A Porch View with a Story to Tell The view across Old Main Arboretum comes with a bit of history. The open grounds were once used to grow oats. Later, when military tactics were taught at the university, the grassy expanse served as a training ground for military officers. The university band also practiced and marched across the lawn. Today, the arboretum features every type of tree native to Arkansas, showcasing the state’s tree diversity right in the heart of campus. If you’re visiting campus, the inn is a nice place to take a break between tours, meetings, or family activities. Southern Dining at Ella’s Table and Lambeth Lounge The Inn at Carnall Hall is known for its restaurant, Ella’s Table, and its cocktail lounge, Lambeth Lounge. Both are open to the public, so you don’t have to book a room to enjoy a meal or a drink here. At Ella’s Table, Southern favorites get a fresh spin. The menu covers breakfast, weekday lunch, weekend brunch, and dinner, making it an option for everything from a casual meal to a special occasion. It’s also a convenient place to meet family or friends while visiting the University of Arkansas. For cocktails and a relaxed evening, head to Lambeth Lounge. The menu includes craft cocktails, wine, scotch, beer, and light bites. Meet friends for a drink before heading to Dickson Street or settle in after a day exploring Fayetteville. When the weather cooperates, the adjoining porch is another place to enjoy the view of Old Main Lawn. Close to Campus, Dickson Street and the Greenway The inn is well placed for university visits throughout the year. Razorback football weekends bring plenty of activity to campus, but there are many other reasons to make the trip, including Parent and Family Weekends, move-in week, graduation, campus tours and other university events. Dickson Street’s restaurants, bars and live entertainment are nearby, and the Historic Downtown Square is an easy trip from the inn. You’ll find local shops, coffee spots, performing arts venues, and plenty of places to eat. Fayetteville also makes a good base for day trips around the Ozarks, so you can spend the day exploring the region and return to town for dinner. If you prefer to explore on two wheels, the nearby Maple Street Improvements Project was completed in fall 2026. The redesigned half-mile corridor between the University of Arkansas and the Razorback Regional Greenway includes a two-way protected bike path and pedestrian safety improvements. The nearby Greenway makes it easy to add a cycling adventure to your stay. It is also a safe and festive stroll to Razorback Stadium on game days! Plan Your Stay With campus just outside the front door and Dickson Street and downtown nearby, the Inn at Carnall Hall is a convenient place to stay whether you’re visiting the university or spending a few days exploring Fayetteville. Take time to wander the historic grounds, book a meal at Ella’s Table or stop by Lambeth Lounge for a drink and some good conversation. Learn more about the Inn at Carnall Hall and plan your stay in Fayetteville. Frequently Asked Questions About the Inn at Carnall Hall Is the Inn at Carnall Hall pet-friendly? No. Pets are not permitted at the Inn at Carnall Hall. Is free parking available at the Inn at Carnall Hall? Yes. Complimentary on-site parking is available for hotel and restaurant/lounge guests. Are accessible rooms available at the Inn at Carnall Hall? Yes. Inn at Carnall Hall has been verified by Wheel the World, a travel platform specializing in accessible tourism. Visit Wheel the World to explore the hotel's accessibility features and find information to help plan your stay.

Fayetteville Lodging at a Glance From Razorback game days and University of Arkansas visits to outdoor adventures and spontaneous getaways, Fayetteville welcomes travelers with accommodations as diverse as the city itself. Stay in the heart of downtown near Dickson Street, choose a boutique property full of local character, book an extended-stay suite for a longer visit, or find a budget-friendly hotel close to top attractions. Wherever your Fayetteville experience takes you, there's a place to stay that's just right for your trip. Finding the Right Place to Stay in Fayetteville Where you stay can shape your entire Fayetteville experience. Some visitors want to be steps from live music venues, local restaurants, and nightlife. Others are focused on game day, campus visits, or finding a comfortable place to settle in for an extended stay. Whether you're here for a weekend getaway, a family visit, a business trip, or a Razorback football game, Fayetteville offers accommodations that put you close to the experiences you're looking for. Where to Stay for Razorback Games & University of Arkansas Events If you're visiting on a Razorback football weekend, you'll quickly discover that the whole city gets in on the fun. Staying near the University of Arkansas means you can spend less time worrying about traffic and more time enjoying tailgates, campus traditions, including HogTown and greeting Tusk V, and the game-day atmosphere! The Inn at Carnall Hall is the closest you'll get to staying on campus, while Graduate by Hilton and Moxy Fayetteville offer easy access to both Razorback events and downtown favorites. They're all solid options whether you're in town for a football game, graduation, campus tour, or alumni gathering. One tip: book early. Hotel rooms can disappear quickly on major game weekends, during move-in/move-out and commencement season. Where to Stay for Downtown Walkability If your plans include a concert on Dickson Street, brunch near the downtown square, and not worrying about finding parking again until checkout, downtown is hard to beat. Staying in the city's walkable center means you can spend less time driving and more time enjoying everything that makes Fayetteville unique, such as the many murals in unexpected places. Dickson Street Inn places visitors in the center of Fayetteville's entertainment district, while Graduate Fayetteville offers convenient access to both Dickson Street and the downtown square. Situated directly on the Razorback Greenway, Moxy Fayetteville makes it easy to start the day with a walk, run, or bike ride before heading out to explore downtown, campus, and the rest of Northwest Arkansas. Travelers looking for a quieter, more secluded stay with easy access to downtown often gravitate toward The Stonebreaker Hotel, which offers a more relaxed atmosphere while remaining close to restaurants, entertainment, and cultural attractions. For visitors who want to park once and explore on foot, downtown accommodations offer one of the most convenient and memorable ways to experience Fayetteville. Where to Stay for a Unique Fayetteville Experience For some travelers, the hotel is simply a home base. For others, it's part of the experience. If you're looking for a stay that's a little more memorable, Fayetteville offers several accommodations with their own personality, history, and sense of place. There is Dickson Street Inn, a 10-room boutique hotel built as a single-family home in 1894, which just happens to connect to The Dickson Street Pub, a popular bar with a roof-top patio and stellar views of Old Main. In a totally different direction, we have The Clementine on College , which carries a bit of local history with it. Originally built as the 1965 Hi-Way Inn Motel, it’s been reimagined with a midcentury feel that honors its past while giving guests a fresh and fun place to stay. Lucky for those with reservations and the desire to stay put for the evening, it is also home to Cafe Rue Orleans, a beloved local restaurant, and Sidecar, a cocktail lounge directly underneath the restaurant. Stonebreaker, a 78-room boutique hotel, provides a thoughtfully designed hilltop retreat with outdoor amenities such as a heated pool, fire pit, and walking trails, and Mount Sequoyah Lodging offers something entirely different—a peaceful setting with sweeping views overlooking Fayetteville and the surrounding Ozarks.  South Woods offers a quiet retreat on wooded acreage about a mile from Lake Sequoyah. This special property includes two thoughtfully designed spaces—the Main House and an art-filled Studio—that can accommodate up to eight guests when booked together. Guests have access to private walking trails, kayaks for exploring the lake, a fire pit and an outdoor sauna with a shower. It’s a good fit for families or friends looking for room to spread out, enjoy the outdoors and slow down for a few days in the Ozarks. Wildlife viewing is part of the experience at all three locations, where deer sightings are common! These properties appeal to travelers looking for something more memorable than a standard hotel room and provide a deeper connection to the city itself. Where to Stay for Extended Visits Some visitors come to Fayetteville for a weekend. Others arrive for a work project, a family visit, or a move to Northwest Arkansas and end up staying in a hotel for weeks. If that's your situation, having extra space and a place to settle into a routine becomes more important than being near nightlife. Properties such as Staybridge Suites, Homewood Suites, Candlewood Suites, and Avid Hotel Fayetteville West offer amenities designed for longer visits, including extra space and conveniences that help guests settle in comfortably. These accommodations are especially popular with business travelers, healthcare professionals, university visitors, larger families, and anyone planning to spend more than a few days exploring Fayetteville and the surrounding region. Where to Stay for Convenience & Familiar Amenities For many travelers, knowing exactly what to expect is part of a stress-free trip. Fayetteville offers several trusted hotel brands that combine comfortable accommodations, reliable service, and convenient locations throughout the city. Visitors frequently choose Hilton Garden Inn, Courtyard by Marriott, Hampton Inn, Hyatt Place, Fairfield Inn & Suites, and Homewood Suites for their combination of modern amenities, use of membership points, and easy access to shopping, dining, the University of Arkansas, and major roadways. These hotels provide a comfortable home base whether you're visiting for business, leisure, or a little bit of both. Where to Stay on a Budget Exploring Fayetteville doesn't have to come at a high price! Travelers looking to stretch their vacation budget will find several affordable accommodations throughout the city, allowing them to spend more on the fun stuff...dining, entertainment, shopping, and local experiences! Baymont Inn & Suites, Best Western, Comfort Inn, Days Inn, La Quinta Inn & Suites, Regency 7, Sleep Inn, and Super 8 offer budget-conscious options with convenient access to Fayetteville's attractions and major travel routes. These properties are perfect for road-trippers, families, and visitors who plan to spend most of their time exploring the city rather than lounging in the hotel.  Where to Stay for Fayetteville Events Throughout the year, Fayetteville hosts events that bring visitors from across Arkansas and beyond. Razorback football weekends are during the busiest times of the year, filling hotels throughout the city. Visitors attending these weekends often prefer accommodations near the University of Arkansas or downtown Fayetteville. Food lovers visiting during Fayetteville Restaurant Week often enjoy staying downtown, where many participating restaurants, bars, and local businesses are within walking distance. Concerts, festivals, cycling events, and outdoor recreation gatherings across the city also draw visitors throughout the year, making Fayetteville a destination with something happening in every season. Checking event dates and reserving accommodations early can help ensure the best selection, especially during peak travel periods. Frequently Asked Questions Which hotels in Fayetteville have indoor pools? Several Fayetteville hotels offer indoor pools, making them a great option for families, year-round travelers, and visitors looking to relax after a day of adventure. Hotels with indoor pools include Graduate by Hilton, Hampton Inn, Hilton Garden Inn, Homewood Suites by Hilton, Best Western, Comfort Inn, and Hyatt Place Fayetteville / Springdale. Indoor pool availability and hours may vary, so it's always a good idea to confirm amenities directly with the hotel before booking. What area is best to stay in Fayetteville? Downtown Fayetteville is one of the most popular choices thanks to its walkability, restaurants, entertainment, and proximity to the University of Arkansas. What hotels are closest to the University of Arkansas? Inn at Carnall Hall, Graduate Fayetteville, and Moxy Fayetteville are among the most convenient options for visitors attending campus events and Razorback games. Are there extended-stay hotels in Fayetteville? Yes. Staybridge Suites, Homewood Suites, Candlewood Suites, and Avid Hotel Fayetteville West are designed to accommodate longer visits. What are some unique places to stay in Fayetteville? The Dickson Street Inn, The Clementine on College, Stonebreaker, South Woods, and Mount Sequoyah Lodging each has its own personality and gives visitors a different way to experience Fayetteville. When should I book a hotel for a Razorback game? As early as possible. Game weekends bring a lot of people to town. If you're visiting for Razorback football or graduation, it's a good idea to lock in your hotel sooner rather than later. Plan Your Fayetteville Getaway Whether you're coming for a Razorback game, a weekend downtown, a family visit, or an extended stay in Northwest Arkansas, Fayetteville offers accommodations for every travel style and budget. From boutique inns and hotels near the University of Arkansas to trusted national brands and long-stay suites, finding the right place to stay is easy. No matter what brings you to Fayetteville, you'll find plenty of great places to stay—and plenty of reasons to come back.

Looking for a place to stay on or just off Dickson Street in Fayetteville, Arkansas? From dinner and drinks to live music and late-night stops, Dickson Street puts plenty of Fayetteville favorites within walking distance. You'll also be close to the Historic Downtown Square and the University of Arkansas. There are three lodging properties located directly on or just off Dickson Street, each offering a different kind of stay. Whether you're coming to town for a Razorback game, a concert or a few days away, these locations make it easy to enjoy Fayetteville on foot.