That Bookstore in Blytheville Tours

Like most boutique hotels, the room I stayed was on the small but efficient side. Tastefully decorated and the only two things missing were a a luggage rack and an ironing board. Coffee and pastries station outside the elevator are a tasty an convenient option. Although coffee was barely lukewarm around 8:30 am. Rooms offer a fridge and a safe. Neither had been previously used, therefore the safe didn’t have batteries to allow it to be operated. Another details overseen by the decorator is a set of shear curtains behind the heavy curtains. A room that has access to a public patio should offer some type of privavcy without having to completely close the already small room. I’m a guy so not a big deal but ladies be aware. Overall a good stay in a town with very limited with any other decent options. Very nice little hotel in a quaint and manicured community. The bar on the first floor is also nice if you want to get out of your room without having to walk across the street to the cafe or get in your car.All and all, nice option to have when coming to the area.