Holiday Inn Little Rock-Airport-Conf Ctr

This was a very nice hotel! We had no reservation so took a chance. Room was lovely! Obviously recently remodeled. Bed was firm and comfortable. Would recommend it for an overnight

Room showing signs of aging. Furniture needs cleaning. Shower walls need bleaching to get black spots out of grout.

Nice hotel. However, booked on same night as an 8 and under baseball team. Big mistake. Pool is a bit lacking in size, as in its very tiny. We came out to swim and the team has taken over the tiny pool. While the parents stay at one end drinking and ignoring their kids, the itty bitty pool has barely any room for our kiddos, let alone us.
While I realize this is not the hotel’s fault, the small pool is really a disappointment.
However, they did bring us lots of extra towels and blankets!

I stayed here while passing through on my way to Houston. Booked with Hotwire and spent $ 80 including tax + insurance through Hotwire (allowed for changes in itinerary), which wasn’t much of a discount from their regular pricing.
This Holiday Inn is located right by a Holiday Inn Express, so be sure to double check your reservation to make sure you’re at the right place. In front of the hotel is a big pizza place/​bar so if you’re coming in late and want to grab something to eat that might be a good option.
The hotel is very nice, clean, and unusually organized. After checking in at the front desk we had to walk to the other side of the hotel to reach the elevator that would take us up to the 3^rd floor. I would have appreciated if the front desk let us know we could drive around and enter a door in the back that would lead us right to our room (which I didn’t find out until later). I was with my dad who can’t walk very far or fast so it would’ve been nice to know our room was so far away in advance.
Keep in mind that Holiday Inn does NOT offer a free breakfast. I was disturbed to find out that just some coffee, eggs, and fruit would cost $ 8. Every hotel I’ve stayed in has offered those types of things for free, so I was a little offended at their outrageous prices. This put a big damper on our travel plans + budget as we had to stop at a restaurant to eat breakfast where we got way more food for less $$.
Overall it was a lovely hotel with beautiful updates but I should’ve just booked a slightly lower end hotel where we could have gotten breakfast.

There are few times in life I experience the kind of guest service that I encountered here. The entire staff is overly friendly and accommodating from the front desk staff (Chris and Amanda) to the mere laundry attendants, wait staff and bartenders. We would walk through the hotel and
No matter what chore they were doing they would say, «Hi, how is your stay?».how nice.
You can tell the management expects their staff to genuinely serve their guests. Facilities were clean and food was good.
Crazy ice storm came through and they were so calm in the midst of chaos.
Thank you… Team Winnovation #1625!

This is about the only one that I actually get an upgrade with. 6^th floor has apps and beverages from 6 – 8. Breakfast 6 – 9. I’ll be staying there again.

Well another great night at a holiday Inn, everything was top notch again I had no qualms about anything, it was a very large hotel with great facilities and an amazing free breakfast, like eggs bacon sausage, etc, etc. Nice large clean rooms and an amazing restaurant and bar in the lobby, staff were great and made us feel welcome. They also are pet friendly I saw a few dogs running around very cool and we only paid 87 $ for a two queen bed room

I called the front desk and asked for a comb, toothbrush, and four robes. The front desk person told me that they cannot bring it to the room, I have to come to the front desk to retrieve the items. I walked to the front desk with a younger member of my family (12) and requested the comb, toothpaste, and four robes.
A man named ray was staffing the front desk. When he heard my request he laughed at me. I don’t mean he smiled and chuckled, I mean that he actually laughed at me, in front of my family. As he laughed in my face, he said «we don’t have robes here!» I told him that we had just called the front desk and were told to come down to retrieve the items, including the robes. He laughed again, and said that the Holiday Inn Little Rock Airport Conference Center does not now nor has it ever had robes, and that I must be mistaken. I told him that on page three of the Guest Services Directory, it states that robes are available upon request. A third time, he insisted that the hotel didn’t have robes and that he didn’t know what else to tell me. I asked him if the manager, Jerry Easley was available. Ray said that the manager was not available. He probably sensed that I was upset at this point, and he asked me for my room numbers and said that he would check with the manager and get back to me right away. I gave him my room numbers, he gave me a comb and toothpaste, and we went back to our rooms, expecting a call right away.
No call ever came. I do not know if Ray ever told the manager, Jerry Easley, or anyone else that we had requested robes. All I know is that Ray laughed in my face at my request, didn’t take us seriously, treated us rudely, and did not follow up on our request.
We decided that in the big scheme of things, robes, while a nice luxury, are not a necessity for a good hotel visit. The point of our stay at this Holiday Inn was to get a good night’s rest. The beds were very comfortable and we settled in for the night.
We were awakened at 7:50 AM by the loudest, most shrieking alarm known to mankind! I jumped out of bed and immediately thought it was the bedside clock. I hit all the buttons in a frenzy, and when that didn’t silence the ear piercing alarm, I unplugged the clock. The deafening alarm continued. My pulse was racing, I was in a jarred-​from-​sleep confused panic and realized that it was the fire alarm! I met with the other members of my family and we proceeded to exit the hotel, as other hotel guests were also pouring out of their rooms. Children were crying, people were wide-​eyed and hurrying for the exits.
Then the alarm stopped. A hotel employee walked down the hall, telling us that everything was fine, no need to worry, the alarm went off by accident. She was jovial and chuckling at our panic. Needless to say, every single guest in that hallway was extremely upset and even though the alarm had stopped, the air will still filled with the sounds of crying babies, angry parents, and agitated business travelers. We all went back to our rooms, hearts pounding in our chests, and tried to go back to sleep.
I don’t know if anyone was able to get back to sleep right away. Besides the adrenaline that was keeping me awake, I now heard the sounds of people in other rooms on the phone yelling at the front desk, more babies crying, and people arguing loudly as they returned to their rooms, doors slamming up and down the hallway. Before this could subside, the fire alarm went off AGAIN!
Yes, the fire alarm went off two times in succession in the early hours on a Saturday morning at the Holiday Inn Little Rock Airport Conference Center, at a time when most people who don’t have to catch a flight would have loved to sleep in.
Again — adrenaline. Again — confusion. Again — screaming babies. Again — hallways filled with confused and weary travelers. Should we evacuate? Is the hotel indeed on fire? There were no announcements made over the intercom — we were all left without any clue as to what was going on. My family was absolutely raging mad at this point, and in our brief interactions with other guests in the hall, it was clear that everyone else in the hotel was seething with anger.
The alarm finally silenced and I called the front desk to ask what in the world was going on. The person who answered the phone told me that «chemicals in the janitor’s closet» caused the false alarm. She did NOT apologize. I was boiling mad that my one day to sleep in was ruined by this double alarm.
We all eventually were able to relax and some of our family were able to fall back asleep, but I did not.
When I checked out, I told the staff. She was visibly shocked about the behavior of Ray the night before. She even told me that the Holiday Inn DOES have robes, but he must not have known! When I got to the part about the fire alarms, she told me that this kind of thing happens almost every Saturday morning.
Never again.

Shower head mount broken and the wifi was completely worthless. Other than no «free Internet» and a not-​so-​enjoyable shower, it was a nice hotel, comfortable room, and polite staff.

One of the nicest Holiday Inn properties I have stayed in. Actually, it’s one of the nicer hotels I’ve stayed in.
Very convenient to the airport, free shuttle with the most awesome driver ever!!! Check-​in/​front desk staff was extremely courteous and had a great sense of humor.
Room was spacious, clean, smelt airy and fresh. Bed was comfortable and clean. Bathroom was large enough and the most important thing — the shower — met my spec! Hot water with more than adequate pressure = YES!
Restaurant on the property — Boston’s Pizza — fun place with some really good pizza and a full bar lined with TVs to watch the football games. Bartenders are attentive and also quite knowledgeable about the food, drinks and local tourist sights. Very friendly staff everywhere.
It’s not often that you come away with such a pleasant experience from a Holiday Inn. It felt more like a stay at a full service Intercontinental or Marriott property, at a fraction of the price.
~ 4 stars — great value and a solid hotel!
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I didnt stay here but the meeting rooms were clean and properly attended. My expectations were not overwhelmed with anything special.

Decent hotel, just not quite our scene. The staff were pleasant and minded their own business. The HI Express is next door. There is a restaurant/​sports bar in this hotel which served it’s purpose.
We pretty much just used this hotel to sleep, so didn’t have too much to experience of it.
If you need a place literally right next to the airport, this would be fine. Not sure how much it normally costs, but got a great deal on Hotwire for it.

This hotel was pretty nice. Stayed one night on our way to Ohio from Texas. The rooms are nicely decorated and clean. The hotel has a restaurant, Boston’s Pizza… it was decent. We did get a great waiter. My only problem was with the WiFi. It was ridiculously slow… but it was free so I guess I can’t complain… I have my own Verizon Hot Spot.