Hotels near Veteran Memorial, Hot Springs

Great location. We upgraded to the best king room. It was huge, very clean, updated good bathroom...but only one chair. No table to sit drinks on. Not worth the cost for the upgrade. The room was quite warm at night, too warm to sleep well, and the temp didn't seem to change despite any changes to the thermostat. The breakfast at the hotel was good, but quite expensive. The roof top bar/grill was really fun - great views, and generally less expensive than breakfast.

I enjoyed staying at Microtel Inn in Hot Springs. The bathroom was small, so it might be an issue with bathing small children and maneuvering, but the room and bathroom were both very clean. The floors are not carpeted (which I prefer). The breakfast had plenty of options, and I liked that the coffee area was separate from the breakfast area. It created a better flow. Every employee I encountered was friendly and helpful, and the rate was reasonable. I would definitely stay there again!

The nice lady was able to check us in early! Bernis, greeted us with a warm welcome when we returned from the races, his kindness is amazing! Giving kudos to the 2 ladies that work the bistro in the morning...it was nice to wake up, have a great cup of coffee with happy people! We liked that the hotel was away from down town ”main tourist area” but close enough to the horse track, and centrally located between restaurants. The hotel and rooms were very clean!! We didn't mind the new policy ”schedule room service”, it seems to be the new normal! Amazing staff with great location, we'll defiantly stay here again.

We had a wonderful stay in this modern and newish hotel. The hotel is on a hill overlooking a busy divided highway with shopping and dining options. We couldn’t hear any traffic noise in our room. Breakfast was standard for Towneplace Suites. The only drawback is that if you book a room with a king bed and need to use the sofa bed, when the sofa bed is extended there is no floor space between the king bed and sofa bed. Who ever sleeps on the far side of the king bed won’t be able to get out of bed and walk around to the bathroom.

1) Walls and ceilings so thin that I could hear - and almost feel - the child in the room above thumping, running and jumping from furniture to floor. I checked in at 4pm and the child was was and continued until 11pm when I finally took a couple of Benadryl to help me sleep. And I'm not talking about thumping with maybe a half hour quiet. I'm talking about constant thumping with maybe 3-5 minutes in between. 2) Free internet access was promised on the hotel's website. However, I couldn't find any mention of how to access it in the handbook left in my suite. I called down to the counter staff and was told to simply log onto my Hilton honors app and log onto the internet that way. While I AM a Hilton honors member, I didn't have the app on my device so I asked 'And that's the only way to access internet?” and was told yes. So, wasn't able to complete the project that was due the next day (when I had planned to still be in Hot springs). Instead, I had to ask the person with whom I made my plans if we could reschedule to an earlier time and an abbreviated meeting. (This was so I could get home early and complete my project by due date.) She luckily agreed but the rush (required by lack of internet access at the hotel) really made my trip less pleasant than I wanted. 3) Hilton Honors membership 3a) As a Hilton Honors member, I've always gotten somewhat lower rates when making a reservation through the Honor's website. In fact, the Hilton Honor's website specifically states 'Honors Members Get Up To 5% Off All Stays!' Unfortunately, at this hotel, the Hilton Honors price was $145 as contrasted with $139 that I would have been charged had I gone directly to the hotel to make my reservation. 3b) Getting 1 night free for 50,000 points WAS a good deal if one DID get the Hilton Honor's discount. But a terrible Deal when you have to pay MORE when you book through Hilton Honors. And those points are not easily or quickly acquired. 4) When I finally complained to the counter staff at 9:30 (figuring that quiet time was at 9 as is the policy of other hotels in which I'd stayed) she said she'd go upstairs and talk to them. I never got any follow-up about from here about the outcome of her visit. So I called back and the woman said that the couple was trying to get their child to sleep. I asked if she had, in any way, asked them to stop or when it might stop, she said no. 4-a) I asked if I could then get a different room. She said she only had a regular room (I had a suite) and that the rebate for changing from suite to room would be $1. We talked a bit and she finally offered $15. Hmmmm....really not enough to change a suite for a room AND have to move to a different room at 9:40 pm) Then I asked if I could get a refund and move to a different hotel. Nope! 4-b) Finally, realizing that I was pretty much stuck in that room and that she wasn't going to ask them to quit, I said to her that I'd go up and ask them myself. She