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A perfect stop while traveling from Seattle back to my home in Key West. I'd just driven out of the icy rain and freezing windshields of a winter front, and the room was cozy and clean. No room service, but there's a Waffle House and delightful Mexican restaurant across the street (walkable) and a Walmart hidden from sight by the large hotel across the parking lot. When traveling, I like to stop where my car is parked at the door to my room, and easily viewed from my window. That's what I had here; a well lit view of my car, which was pretty crammed with travel-related gear. I The location felt safe. I'd driven 1376 miles since my last stop,at a hotel, and I stayed an extra day to feel fully rested. Then, though it wasn't my original plan, I drove 1345 miles more to my home without a further stop. Normally I consider 500 miles a day to be a good day's drive, but this worked. So glad I found Lonoke Economy Inn. A creative exterior paint job would really perk up the place; perhaps they could consult with whoever did the interior at the Mexican restaurant! This inn is not lovely, but it had the best fridge I've encountered this trip and the microwave and other facilities met all my needs.

The gentleman at Check-in counter was welcoming that made the check-in process smooth. The room assigned to us was of average size, clean and had enough linens, blankets, and pillows for our group of 4. We were happy to see that the room was equipped with a refrigerator and microwave. The breakfast was very well presented and had enough variety. In fact, I commented to the staff at breakfast room that breakfast was very satisfactory.

The town square area had pretty historic buildings and some quaint shops one we stopped at for homemade desserts and soups etc was the Cozy Nook. The Grumpy Rabbit had very good food! We ordered Ribeye steak and I had a pork chop. Both were excellent!