My family and I had originally planned to stop in Blytheville, AR for the night as we had been driving all day from Houston. After reading reviews of several hotels... read more in the area, I couldn’t find anything that would fit our family of 5 comfortably and had good reviews as well. After a little more research I stumbled upon the Relax Inn and dig into the reviews. That is what sold us and so we decided to drive the extra 2 hours to get stay here. I’m so glad we did. We stayed in room 124, which has 2 queens and a pull out sofa. The room was clean, the beds were very comfortable and the sheets were soft. Since we were arriving late, the hotel staff took it upon themselves to turn the sofa into a bed for us so we could turn in for the night quicker. I’ve never had a hotel do that for me before. The room was quiet, and the hot water lasted through a family a five. The breakfast was decent and what you get at most hotels with a continental breakfast. It would be great if they added a waffle maker so you could make your own fresh waffle vs eating “Eggo” style out of a toaster, but the entire family left with full stomachs. This family owned hotel is a gem and we’ll surely be back anytime we’re in the area. Thanks... My family and I had originally planned to stop in Blytheville, AR for the night as we had been driving all day from Houston. After reading reviews of several hotels in the area, I couldn’t find anything that would fit our family of 5 comfortably and had good reviews as well. After a little more research I stumbled upon the Relax Inn and dig into the reviews. That is what sold us and so we decided to drive the extra 2 hours to get stay here. I’m so glad we did. We stayed in room 124, which has 2 queens and a pull out sofa. The room was clean, the beds were very comfortable and the sheets were soft. Since we were arriving late, the hotel staff took it upon themselves to turn the sofa into a bed for us so we could turn in for the night quicker. I’ve never had a hotel do that for me before. The room was quiet, and the hot water lasted through a family a five. The breakfast was decent and what you get at most hotels with a continental breakfast. It would be great if they added a waffle maker so you could make your own fresh waffle vs eating “Eggo” style out of a toaster, but the entire family left with full stomachs. This family owned hotel is a gem and we’ll surely be back anytime we’re in the area. Thanks so much for the hospitality! More
A lovely little mom and pop motel (outside entrance) in the Kentucky Lakes area. We stayed here for one night in our way home to North Carolina. While this is... read more 
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