Ozark Inn

A real jewel! Recently upgraded and well done. Everything worked. The room was exceptionally clean. The beds were comfortable. Friendly staff. I will definitely stay at the Ozark Inn next time I'm in Mena.

Nothing.

Clean and comfortable

Had a little smell like it had been closed a while. They bed did squeak when you played down.

The whole place was all redone. The bathroom shower was absolutely awesome with it's all new tile. They rooms were all remodeled. They looked great. Very nice owner also. Thank you for the excellent place to sleep

Convenient location on main drag. Clean and comfortable. No frills. Was looking for beds and a shower for one night stay and fit the bill just fine.

A touch dated. Coffee set up I would rate as poor and did not use. Typical low water pressure. Nearby freight train line and crossing... noisy with rumbling engines and horns!

no breakfast

From the outside the motel appears somewhat old but once in my room it appeared to have been recently remodeled. The shower was very clean and had excellent water flow and a good shower head (easy to get a good shower). The sink faucet worked well and the sink/counter were very clean. Hot water got to the sink and shower in just a few seconds. The bed, though a bit too firm for me, seemed relatively new.

The toilet is a 'high efficiency' design and I don't trust them. The shower/toilet room exhaust fan is slow at removing humid air. The air conditioner is a 'through-the-wall' type .. when the compressor turned-on it was noisy (and the through-the-wall design is prone to leak air from the outside which causes the thermostat to cycle more than a properly sealed design would do). The room lacked any table lamps and the lights were high-intensity types recessed in the ceiling ... it made finding a comfortable reading position difficult (the light is too direct). The parking area appears to have been recently refinished with fresh asphalt and it made me concerned that I'd get it on my shoes as well as track it into the room (though it didn't appear to). The rain gutters are a strange design which dumps water on the walkway outside the rooms and appears to be promoting the growth of algae (I took care to walk around it).