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.

Ranked #4 in Total Quality in all of North America, the Hilton Garden Inn Fayetteville is an ideal spot to stay during a visit to Fayetteville. 

Located in Fayetteville’s Uptown District on the north end of town, the Courtyard by Marriott hotel is an excellent place to stay when visiting Fayetteville for a variety of reasons, including nearby shopping, dining and attractions. Located at 600 E. Van Asche Drive, the Courtyard is within walking distance to the Northwest Arkansas Mall, as well as several popular local restaurants, bars and fun eateries, like Noodles Italian Kitchen, Puritan Coffee and Beer, Grub’s Bar and Grill Uptown, Burton’s Ice Cream and Hill City Popcorn.

Fayetteville has an excellent variety of hotels located throughout the city, offering guests a wide selection of services and amenities, from free WiFi and breathtaking views to state-of-the-art workout rooms and close proximity to attractions. But one bed and breakfast, the Dickson Street Inn, is a favorite with guests because of its excellent service, as well as it being located right in the middle of the Downtown & Dickson Street Entertainment District.

Everyone wants to feel cozy during a vacation stay, and for some a historic or quaint feel is the preferred atmosphere when resting their head or taking a break from eating, shopping, walking and sight-seeing. Fayetteville has hotels of all price ranges, including several bed-and-breakfast hotels located near the most popular things to do in Fayetteville.