This motel was easy to book and find. The room was clean with 80's decor. The sat TV was in good repair. The bathroom aged yet again, clean. The beds were comfortable and it was quiet. Not a luxury establishment but a fair price for a good night's sleep.

Not new, not fancy, but for the price (~$53 including taxes) it was a true value. Not new but clean and offering an adequate set of amenities we found it to be a most satisfactory overnight stop.

Room was quiet & odor-free, bed was comfortable, bath was relatively small but clean & functional, there was a fridge & microwave (but oddly, no in-room coffee). The continental breakfast was conventional (waffles, cereal, etc.) but adequate. Staff was friendly & efficient.

Outside the motel, Forrest City, although not a metropolis, has everything you might need, with numerious eating spots and a variety of shopping options, including a WalMart. All in all, a good place to stop for the night.

The room was clean enough for me to stay. A couple of towels had stains but the sheets were clean. There was hair on the sink from shaving. If you're staying at the building on the hill and you need internet you'll have to use the Days Inn WiFi which requires a password. I had to ask for it at the check-in.
For breakfast I only had coffee which unfortunately was awful.
But overall it was a pleasant stay.

I stayed here in mid-July. My room was nicely furnished and enjoyed having a larger size mini-fridge with a working freezer. However, there were several maintenance issues, such as a broken glass pane, nail heads popping out of the ceiling and lack of caulking around the sink vanity. The outdoor pool looked like the tiles around the water's edge needed to be scrubbed and the chairs needed to be cleaned, but the kids didn't seem to mind! Breakfast was very good - choice of juices, breads, cereals and working waffle maker.
A decent motel for the cost.