Simply Home Inn & Suites North Little Rock

Good for the price
Friendly front desk people
Decent hot breakfast but the help was no where to be found.
Rooms are clean. Outside doors were not working right.
Location is easy to find.

Great place. Friendly and accommodating staff, comfortable beds, yummy breakfast. The hotel could do with an update in a year or so, there are a couple of rusty spots and worn areas, but all in all a great hotel. I didn’t hear any other guests while in our room. Very convenient to the I-​30 and the Clinton Library – we zipped downtown in less than 10 minutes, grabbed a bite to eat, and headed back in no time.

Price-​wise, it’s not an entirely bad place to stay but the location is deplorable. It’s located south of I40, and it’s easy to get to, but don’t try going back west to find something to eat. All you’ll find is you, locking the doors on your car.
Decorated kinda like my arts and crafts Aunt’s house. Green carpet, flowery prints, sort of a «homey» southern feel I guess.
Room was clean, but dang, thin walls. I could hear the people upstairs all night long, as well as the adjoining room.
Staff was pleasant and helpful, and the continental breakfast is basic but filling.
Although the place was clean, you could see some shoddy repairs had been made around the bathroom but again, for the price, you can’t beat it.

This is a nice hotel, located right off off the highway.
The lobby smelled of cinnamon, which was very welcoming, and the staff were very prompt at check-​in. They were also very helpful when I asked for a recommendation for a great Mexixan restaurant in the area.
The room was very spacious (1 king bed). The bathroom was standard size, and overall, the room was very modern and comfortable.
The hotel chain has a great literary program where you can borrow books to read during your stay (I did not utilize, but helpful to those of you with multiple night stay’s).
The breakfast was good, also standard fare, but in a very cozy atmosphere. There is a fireplace and computer/​printer in the front lobby.
The only drawback was that the walls are a bit thin and I had a «heavy walker» above me, so this woke me up earlier than I had liked in the morning.

This Inn and Suites is a nice, cozy place. When you walk in, the check in counter is to your right, the breakfast area is to your left, there is a fireplace immediately in front of you and the first floor rooms are just beyond that.
One nice perk is the free breakfast. It’s served nice and early in the morning and includes biscuits and gravy, your choice of assorted cereals and baked goods and hard boiled eggs. There were also your standard drinks: coffee, decaf, oj and cranberry juice.
Also nice is the free wireless internet. That is always a boredom killer when you’re on business trips.
One addition that would bring this place to five stars is a gym. I don’t expect a full on sauna with indoor pool, but just a few cardio machines and an all in one weight machine would have been nice. Oh well.
Though there was noting extravagant, I will probably stay here again when I go back to N. Little Rock in November.