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Top Sallisaw Hotel Reviews

Element Fort Smith

10/10 Excellent

"The room was clean, staff helpful, breakfast good."

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tahlequah by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"Coming all the way from Minnesota, we wanted to find a comfortable, safe, and close to town hotel to stay in and our stay here didn’t disappoint! From the room, to the amenities, to the staff, all was great and I can’t recommend it enough, we even booked another stay here for our next trip down in a couple of weeks. The pool was a tad bit cold for comfortable swimming, but it was never crowded and was easy to enjoy for a solid 30 minutes before we got too cold and had to get out! The breakfast was hot and delicious, our favorite was the pancake maker! Our room was wonderful… super spacious and comfortable! The fridge worked great, it had a freezer that kept our ice packs frozen, which we agreed we don’t typically see with hotel fridges and freezers! Standing shower worked great, and it came with all of the necessities which was nice! Overall the room was quiet, we felt safe, and we would definitely recommend to anyone looking to stay in Tahlequah! "

Hampton Inn Fort Smith

10/10 Excellent

"Breakfast is very good! Lots of choices. Unfortunately, there was a teen cheerleaders competition in town. One girl was very sick. She literally went around breakfast food coughing on everything. Her mother and grandmother could have made her waffle and took her breakfast to room. Then 2 girls came to breakfast in their boy short panties. They literally had booty hanging out. I asked them if they were cold? The mom and girls laughed about it. I told them I had sweat pants I would go get them. Then the girl spilled her juice. I rushed to get napkins to help. GOD gave me an opportunity to really talk to them. They were maybe 15-17 years old. I told them that they were such beautiful young ladies and didn't need to show their private parts to the public. I spoke with love to share that modesty is beautiful! I again let them know how very beautiful they were naturally. My grandson wanted to know why they came to breakfast in panties, no clothes. I asked them to think about this. It really is time out parents and grandparents step up and teach manners, modesty, and love. We should love others enough to show respect. The hotel had no issues with either situation. I asked what the dress code was with no response. Also, our maid had the flu. She was so sick that she literally hurler over her cart of towels coughing and sweating. She was in the hall by my door. Why she was cleaning so sick without a mask since this was very unsanitary "