The front desk staff and work area seemed very unorganized, and it was definitely apparent that the desk was run by college students. It's like they made an attempt to have uniforms, but some employees were ragged around the edges. While I was greeted when I approached the desk, only one of the clerks stood up to make any attempt... more

This is a beautiful building with plenty of charm. The restaurant meals were excellent and the hotel has a lovely lounge however When we booked we were told that for $10 a night more we would get a bigger room therefore we booked the larger room.When we got to the hotel we found the only difference was where the view... more

The Inn at Carnall Hall is located on the U of A campus and is convenient to campus events. That was our main reason for staying there. The rooms are expensive and we assumed that the rooms would be comfortable. Unlike others who reviewed this hotel, our room was not well-appointed. Our room had a bed, an entertainment center, a... more

If you have to stay in Fayetteville, this is the place to stay! It is charming having been recently renovated. The room we had was large, nicely furnished and clean. The location can not be beat. It's really the only option if you want to stay near the university or walk to the town which is just a few blocks... more

I recently stayed two nights at the Inn at Carnall Hall. It is a lovely building, with many well appointed rooms. I had a great experience with the staff, who was incredibly helpful when I found myself in a crisis (thanks to American Airlines who lost my luggage). Kudos to them. The room was a bit on the dark side,... more

I wanted to have a weekend getaway for my husband's 60th birthday. Fayetteville is a wonderful town with shopping in a three city area and Dickson street is a hopping college area. There could not have been a more perfect place for for friends to gather for a laid back weekend. The hotel is right on the U of A... more

I stayed at the Inn on April 25th, and there were some very good things and not so good things. The room was good, although the walls were thin. I heard the fellow next door sneezing. Not good. The floor was sloped too (I realize that the building is quite old, but everything else seemed to have been upgraded well...).... more

Beautiful restored historical hotel. Loved walking around the lobby and hallways to look at historical photos. Wonderful classy lounge was crowded, no space to sit...so bar tender happily bought our drinks to the sofa/chair in the lobby in front of the lounge. Room was very nicely furnished, but quite snug. Queen size bed filled the entire room. Breakfast was weak.... more

My husband and I (both U f A alumni) stayed at the Inn in May of 2004. The Inn was very clean, as was our room and bathroom. Our check-in/check-out was quick and pleasant. Ella's restaurant was wonderful for brunch. If you are alumni, don't forget to ask for the alumni rate (you have to show your card at check-in).... more