Located within walking distance of Razorback Stadium, The Stonebreaker Hotel, opened in 2025, is both centrally-located and peacefully secluded.

If you’re planning a trip to Fayetteville, you will probably find yourself on Dickson Street at some point, may it be for food, drinks, coffee, or simply the views. Instead of grabbing an uber or paying for parking, why not spend the night on or near Dickson instead! Here are a few great options on where to stay.

Fayetteville has several hotels in all price ranges to keep you feeling cozy during your stay. Whether you would like to stay in our walkable downtown area, on the miles of bike trail, or a little closer to the bypass, we’ve got something for everyone. Browse our list of properties below and This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you need assistance. We’re available to help you find rooms for large groups or choose the right hotel to meet your needs.

If you want to experience Fayetteville like a true local, staying in a vacation rental is as immersive as it gets! While there’s no wrong way to enjoy Fayetteville, a cozy spot to call your own for your visit gives you a place to park, a home base to enjoy our walkable community, and a peaceful spot where you can soak in our delightfully scenic city on your own schedule.

Staybridge Suites is the perfect place to get away and experience Fayetteville. Located two miles from the University of Arkansas and three miles from the Historic Downtown Square and Dickson Street Entertainment District, Staybridge makes seeing Fayetteville easy.

Upon entering this graceful and exquisitely restored building just steps from Dickson Street and the bustle of downtown Fayetteville, a leisurely look at historic photos lining the walls immediately evokes feelings of nostalgia and curiosity about bygone eras at the University of Arkansas. The Inn at Carnall Hall, an elegant boutique hotel with a prized porch view of Old Main and the earliest sections of the famous Senior Walk that honors graduates dating back to 1875, is a place built on making new memories and celebrating the past.