Legacy Hotel & Suites

We booked a discount room ~$ 75 through an online discount site. Lobby is quaint and historic. Room small, sad, cheap bedding, tired décor. Room has fridge, microwave, standard amenities. Page says there is bistro on premise but it is closed. People were nice.

I’d like to think I am not the best of priceline critics… But the place is Not the newest spot, but friendly folks at the desk, free parking and downtown. If you’re ultra fancy… move on, but I liked my large room… errrr suite.

Lovely accommodations, good staff, and great location. However, the laundry room had no change machine leaving me with dirty clothes before my flight home. The property manager left the Front Desk ill prepared and would not run get quarters for me somewhere even though it was late. Also, the website said that there was a shuttle to he airport. When I asked to use this service I was told it had been discontinued. May or may not stay there again.

Booked this hotel last minute driving out west. Stayed one night, it was clean and better than expected given the reviews. It is an totally an old hotel, but fine and we only paid $ 68 with tax — pretty fricken awesome.

Stayed 2 nights and booked through priceline express deals. I was a little apprehensive to discover that it was over a century old but I wanted a place that was walking distance to the convention center and this was an affordable option. I was pleasantly surprised that it was fairly up to date and the lobby was just gorgeous. The room was comfortable and had a fridge, microwave, coffee pot, and nice toiletries. It had a pretty nice cable package and fast/​free wifi. The bathtub was nice and deep which is pretty uncommon and the fixtures were lovely. The pillows were lumpy and the bedding old. The bathroom wasn’t very clean. and there is no swimming pool. The AC unit was extremely loud as well.
whenever I get a hotel room I factor the cost of breakfast in the room. I figure eating out is $ 20/​day so having free breakfast is a must. unfortunately the breakfast was dismal and we needed to go out. The options were stale danish which even margarine (they didnt have real butter) and a microwave couldn’t salvage. White bread for the toaster, plain packs of instant oatmeal, red apples, small oranges, and multiple cereal options. The orange juice was bad (tasted like it was on it’s way to being fermented) and the milk tasted like it was a few days past expiration date.
I’m not sure I would stay here again unless getting a better hotel room or AirB&B room is substantially more expensive. I feel like $ 60 a day (after taxes and fees) was a bit much considering the lack of amenities.

It has location on its side is about it. Dated and not well maintained facility. Do not waste your time or money. The first «apartment» they attempted to check us into after getting past the un-​air conditioned lobby (did I mention it’s JULY) and the small elevator up to find a musty room with very dated mismatched furnishings and the AC in the room was NOT WORKING. No towels or toiletries in the bathrooms. Needless to say it was NOT a pleasant experience. We did move to another «apartment» to which there were large sections of the ceiling that had been cut out and patched throughout. The Ac worked! But no one in my family was showering in the small disgusting shower stall of the second bedroom. I was on the computer immediately (using their free wi-​if) looking for a new hotel. We found something and told the front desk we were checking out in the morning canceling the remainder of our reservation give the «unacceptable conditions of their accommodations». Well of course they proceeded to check us out but plan to continue to charge us. So by all means AVOID this NIGHTMARE for you and your family. To many good options you could find but Legacy hotel IS NOT ONE OF THEM!

Made my reservations online before looking at the reviews. After looking the hotel up later and seeing many negative reviews I was really nervous about staying… But all other hotels were booked. I had accidentally reserved a smoking room but the staff kindly changed me to a nonsmoking room. The room was nice and clean. Bed was firm but comfortable. I had no issues with the AC, fridge, or shower. My room had 2 tvs and a microwave that I didn’t try to use. Also didn’t have breakfast there. This is an old hotel. It’s not fancy and the walls have some dings and scratches. So while it may not have been high scale and upity, I was pleased with my stay. It was a bit pricey IMO for what I got, but for the area it was a good value. I think the key to a good stay is getting a room in the main/​original building.

WORST. Couldn’t get into the business center, bed bugs everywhere, no outlets in my room, dirty, the pillows were so uncomfortable. I recommend you bring your own. everything looks broken, it’s just dirty and half-​assed and scraggly. 0/​10, Wouldn’t recommend. I will say, the hot water never ran out, the AC worked very well, and housekeeping was beyond pleasant. However the experience, not so pleasant.

We stayed at the hotel 2 nights during a weekend getaway to Little Rock. Staff was nice and I really like the room and bed. Nice deep bathtub great for a long soak after a long drive. Within two hours of arriving, the toilet overflowed with nothing in it. Ok. That can happen in a older building. The mgr was apologetic and kind. Moved us to an upgraded suite across the hall. In the middle of the night we noticed that the air conditioning unit was banging — a very loud sound and it was freezing. Move number 2. This time to the sixth floor «penthouse». In spite of all this, I really liked the place a lot. The staff went out of their way to accommodate us. It is a historic property, very reasonably priced and full of character. If you have an old house like I do, then you can identify with some of these issues. In addition to upgrading us each time we moved, we received a 15% discount. The one real negative was the continental breakfast. The worst ever. Only white bread and old Danish. Pathetic.

We arrived late to the Legacy Hotel. Booked while we were driving with a third party company. The entrance into to the hotel was charming. It was right before Christmas so it was decorated for the season.
At check in the front desk clerk took my drivers license and photocopied it and placed it in a filing box which sits behind the desk but that did make me feel uncomfortable. I asked for it back at check out and they had no problem giving it to me. I know they scan it into the computer at other hotels but I feel like the security is better in a computer.
We were checked into a room in the back building. Since we were moving my daughter home from NC her car was packed with all her belonging. In the far left side in the back lot sat what look liked an old abandoned car. Tall weeds grew along the edge of the parking lot and the lighting was dim. It did not feel warm or safe but her car was still there in the morning… what a relief!
I have included some pictures of our room. There was a Front door and a back door to what I think was a balcony which we did not go out to due to the late hour we arrived. The Front door faced out to a hallway but the framing was a good distance from the door thus light from the hallway illuminated through. The second door to the balcony was a little scary. A small latch held the door closed. The bottom of the door was warped so it did close snugly. There were also lots of scratch marks on the door… that was a little frightening… why was someone trying to get out or maybe a dog?
At about 1:00 am a man tried to open our door twice… wide awake, I kept listening and the same voice was in the room behind my headboard minutes later… he just must have forgot what room he was in but in the morning, I felt elated that I had LIVED through the night and my daughters car was still there! The blessing was the next night I paid a little more money at the Holiday Inn Express and had the best sleep the whole trip…

A treasure. Needs new tv s friendly staff. I ll be back classic 1920 s design and architecture
Len Ivins

Older hotel that wasn’t bad for the price other than a huge issue with the heating unit for the room. It would not come on no matter how high the thermostat was set. Ok for a one night economical stay

There is absolutely nothing four star about this hotel — and I’m a little disappointed in having relied on Unilocal’s ratings when an online one wasn’t otherwise available.
A small city like Little Rock surely has nicer hotels at the $ 75 rate. The sheets were worn, the bathrooms were a bit concerning, and anything that looked nice needed maintenance (moldy shower, icky curtain, peeling wallpaper, tattered baseboards and carpet). Another reviewer mentioned usually asking for another room — how reliable is that option?!
Parking was crazy scarce when we arrived. Then we trekked thru the smoke filled back wing over a few level before finding our room.
Front desk said breakfast ended at 9:30am, but we arrived shortly after 9 and they were closing up. The gentleman still let us eat — but there wasn’t a lot to chose from — pastries, cereal, and toast.
We spotted 2 different bugs in the morning and dashed out immediately!
I dont know what kind of «legacy» this place is striving for, it’s a little more of myth we’d stay there again. Maybe it was a legacy two decades ago.

The hotel was fine considering the nightly rate. It would be better to book personally and not through your own travel agency. Customer service was a delight to work with. They were friendly and understanding.
Walking in, you immediately find it to be appealing and a bit old fashioned. No automatic doors as you have to pull your bags while opening two sets of double doors. Nice marble tops on the counter and traditional rugs are found everywhere in the lobby.
the rooms were in satisfying. The bathrooms seemed extremely outdated. The tiles are the same ones you find in a hospital room. The faucets dripped all night, which was a bit uneasy. Along with noise all night was the loud a/​c. This combination in addition to the itchy comforter and pillows made it a long night. We were scheduled to stay for a five nights, but ended up canceling after one.
Hotel has good potential. It is walking distance (about a mile) from river market which makes it appealing if browsing on the net.

This hotel has the worst service that I have ever experienced at a hotel. We arrived about 3 pm which is check-​in time. The woman at the front desk told us that the man who helps with bags was out for lunch. We asked for a baggage cart and it took 30 minutes for the manager/​owner to find one. We had to wait in the lobby since the restaurant and bar were closed. We finally got our bags to the room & found that they had it set up for 2 although I clearly booked it for 3 women. We called the desk to order an extra set of towels, sheets, blanket, glasses, etc. When we returned from dinner, we were still short of the items we requested, & we called again. After a third call, we finally got the requested items.
The room we rented, called a «penthouse suite,» had 2 plastic chairs on an aluminum roof for a balcony. The room appeared to have been decorated in the 1950’s.
The one exception was the bar tender, Amanda Isbell, who deserves 5 stars. Although she did not have much variety to offer, she provided excellent service.
We found the luggage cart the next morning, and the manager/​owner sat smiling as he watched us struggling with our bags.

This place was cheap and clean.
I’m 21 and female, and although I was traveling with my boyfriend if I was alone I would have felt safe.
The man at the front was friendly.
They have bath and body works soap, conditioner, and shampoo. uhhhh sweet!
Yep! If I’m ever in Little Rock lookin for a cheap place to stay… I’d go here.

Booked this hotel because of the cheap room rates compared to the other downtown Little Rock hotels. At $ 75/​night, who can go wrong? I was here for the 2011 Little Rock Marathon.
The check in was rather odd, since the front desk guy could not seem to locate my reservation. He asked if how I booked it, and I said Expedia. He looked more and could not find it. That made me extremely nervous for a good 5 minutes till he realized that my name was transposed on the reservation. I was like WTF!!! But yeah, gave me a good scare.
The lobby of the hotel was nice. Restaurant was good. Loved the free wifi and the business center on the 3^rd floor.

We travel to Little Rock often and finding accommodation that is nice (hold the roaches please, YES I know this is the South) and inexpensive (Yes we would LOVE to stay at the Peabody and watch the duckies– but not at $ 350+ per night) is hard.
Find: The Legacy Hotel. This place has a pretty crap reputation but man, we find it to be a slice of city center heaven.
Ok sure, we usually have to change rooms at least once upon arrival (ALWAYS stay in the OLD building), and the place is most assuredly NOT the Peabody– but neither is the price. Mark at the front desk is so cool and friendly that he feels like the cool Southern brother you never had. The coffee is good downstairs and not once did I ever see anything with more than two legs. I also dig the location– right across from the court house and ½ a small espresso from the Supreme Court building.
Ask about the Peck’s and their long history with this once-​flamboyant hotel. Who knows, if your lucky (and spookay) you may even run into ol’ Sam Peck wandering along the long hallways late, late at night.
Oh and Ps: Free the West Memphis Three!

A roadtrip from Atlanta to Dallas. Instead of killing ourselves and doing it all in one day, we decided to stop in Little Rock. Why not explore Arkansas? So we needed a hotel.
The criteria: cheap, clean, and safe.
The Legacy Hotel was all of these things. We paid $ 62 for a room with two double beds. Though not utterly spotless, it was clean and very comfortable. The bed was a dream after a full day of driving.
Most importantly (as two college girls.), the location felt safe, we weren’t harassed at all, and our cars weren’t broken into.
A totally awesome find, I would stay here again.
**Bonus: We are both only 20 years old, and they still rented to us. Anyone under 21 knows how hard it can be to find a nice hotel that will rent to you.