Hotel Studio 6-Little Rock, Ar - West (Little Rock, USA)

Many guests remarked that they experienced good customer service from a friendly and obliging team at reception. Those traveling with their four-legged friends liked the way pets were allowed in certain rooms.

There was praise from reviewers for the way there were bus stops and plenty of places to eat surrounding the property. The location in Little Rock’s western suburbs was also close to the intersection of Interstates 430 and 630, making it hassle-free to reach golf courses, shopping malls, the Amtrak station, museums, the university and the airport. Motorists appreciated the free parking.

The updated rooms appealed to many guests, who praised the new look decor, carpet-free floors and large flat-screen TVs. It was often claimed the rooms were nothing fancy but managed to be clean and comfortable enough for a short stay on a budget. Those looking to economize welcomed the usually affordable room rates for the area.

Certain rooms facing the nearby freeway were reportedly exposed to traffic noise, which caused a nuisance for light sleepers. There were also occasional reports of nuisance noise traveling with ease from neighboring rooms and hallways.

Several critics claimed their rooms were on the small side or bemoaned the lack of little extras like hairdryers, coffee-makers and toiletries. Maintenance issues like slow-draining water, cigarette burns and bathrooms could have been in a better state of repair also bothered guests in some rooms. Cleanliness grumbles focused on inadequately cleaned bathrooms, dirty floors and ineffective pest control measures.

Although reviewers welcomed the provision of free Wi-Fi, there were occasional claims that the network was plagued by underwhelming speeds and patchy coverage.