Hotel Seville, an Ascend Collection Hotel - هاريسون

The water was scaldingly hot, the unoccupied room was set on 70--way too cold and energy wasting, and the breakfast and coffee were all served entirely on styrofoam. EWW Otherwise a charming, rescued, architecturally interesting hotel that I enjoyed very much!

very nice hotel, walking distance to store for water , soda ect and breakfast and lunch.

Stay was fine except room did not have a window. It had a skylight. We felt a little closed in.

I always enjoy staying at small locally owned, historic hotels and The Seville was exactly what I hoped for. The lobby is beautiful and ornate and loaded with history. The room was immaculate and well maintained. I loved this place and if I ever find myself in Harrison AR again, I will definitely will stay at The Seville!!!

There's nothing actually wrong with the Seville, but it is in a beautiful, Old Spanish-type building, and the interior does not follow through on that theme, at all. The lobby has interesting frescoes, but, aside from a few chairs and tables, there is no decoration. I think I counted a total of one (1) plant in the whole building. Practically nothing on the walls. The room was clean, if small (which is to be expected in an older hotel), but it was very plain. The toilet appeared to be original (partially), but the sink was very modern-looking, as were the shower fixtures. A good enough stay, but the decor is extremely disappointing in a building which is very impressive. There's potential, but unrealized.

Stayed here after bringing my niece back to Harrison from Tulsa. I have stayed here 3 times before, and had a great stay this time as well. The hotel is situated in a stone building built in the 20's. The accommodations are all modern and comfortable. The suite I had, had a 2 large screen televisions. One in the bedroom, and one in the den/living area. The beds are plush and quite comfortable. The bathroom was large, spacious and accommodating. The staff, as usual, were friendly and helpful. The only complaint I had on any of my stays, happened on this one. Housekeeping, knocked on my door and came in to the living area on two occasions to where I woke up and told them I was sleeping. I let the front desk clerk know about this on checking out. I was slightly annoyed as I was in town the night before with my daughters, niece and sister-in-law, and I got in late and needed to sleep. I did get the managers name and email, and I intend to let her know that I was not impressed with her housekeeping staff's bountiful energy. I did have a nice talk with the clerk. I honestly don't think this will be an issue at this hotel in the future. It was my fourth stay at the Seville, and this was the only glitch experienced in those stays. Great Hotel that I will absolutely stay at again should the need arise.

Nice historic place to stay. The hotel is very clean and the A/C is wonderful. Great place to stay if biking in the Ozarks. (or for any other reason).

This is a great old hotel. Everything about it was fun, hip and inviting. Would stay again and recommend it to other travelers.

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There was a mistake with our booking- instead of giving us the double queen room we asked for, they wound up having to put my husband in one room and myself and our 2 yr old in another. The girl at the desk complained about Hotels.com for several minutes in regards to this, told us next time we should just book directly because they "always screw up the reservations." Front entrance and patio were very pretty, but unfortunately reeked of stale cigarettes. There were ashtrays on every table and many of them were full of butts. The rooms are small, which I expected. The wall unit air conditioner/heating combo is not sufficient to cool it off in there. We were glad we brought a fan along. The beds were very comfortable. My husband said they were hard, but my back didn't hurt like it usually does on waking. For a hotel that is historic, the builders didn't do such a great job with the remodel. The tile in the shower wasn't spaced- huge grout lines in some areas, no grout in others. The sink and fixtures were very nice. They've used a huge amount of texture on the walls to cover up flaws. The windows weren't scraped before new paint was added; there was a lichen growing out of one of the sills. Perhaps all of this adds to the character. They advertised that the same crew remodeled the Crescent in Eureka Springs- they did a better job there if this is the case. Rooms were clean for the most part, there was someone's hair hanging off the hair dryer. We didn't eat in the restaurant downstairs. The lobby and grand staircase are probably the grandest area of the hotel. Looks like the original marble on the floors. Some very cool columns and archways. There is a nice little parking garage just off the main lobby, but you have to walk through clouds of smoke to get through the door if people are outside, as this is one of the designated smoking areas. I find it odd they had so many places to smoke when there are signs posted in the rooms "There will be a $100 charge a day" for

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The rooms were small but what do you expect from a 1920's ear hotel. The remodel was nicely done, staff was friendly, rooms were clean and food was great. Would stay again if in that town.