Get the upgrade to the King room...you won't regret it! Didn't hear any construction noises or anything...staff was excellent...really a nice hotel and I look forward to staying there after everything's completed. No issues of any kind...great room...good view!

Other than breakfast, plan on eating anywhere but in the hotel. The menu is very short and over-priced for the area, the food is marginal and the service very, very slow. In addition, they provide NO smoking rooms. That may be a plus for some but certainly a MINUS for others.

This hotel was once a Hilton, then it was a Radisson, now it is the Cosmopolitan. I stayed in it when it was the Hilton, it was very nice. When it was the Radisson it was satisfactory. Now it is deplorable. It is dirty, dirty, dirty. The wallpaper is peeling. The carpets were not vaccumed. The sink and tub had stains. The beds were uncomfortable, the sheets felt like sandpaper, and the pillows were uncomfortable foam. For what I paid, I expected more. For these accomodations I could have stayed at an "economy hotel" for 1/3 of the price. I would not recommend it to anyone.

This property has gone through several different ownerships, most recently as a Raddison before its current life as the Cosmopolitan (which I guess is an independent, non-franchise hotel). The main thing that this hotel has going for it is its location. It is one block off the square in Fayetteville and only three blocks from upper Dickson Street, where all the restaurants and night life reside. The hotel itself is acceptable, but certainly nothing to write home about. The lobby is nicely appointed and well maintained, but the rooms are pretty dated. They are quite spacious, but the air conditioning and plumbing are pretty old. Our A/C gave it up early in the stay, but the maintenance was Johnny on the spot with a replacement unit. Staff was very friendly and accomodating, but the fact is, this is a high rise Holiday Inn. There are very good conference and seminar facilities. Fayettevile and Northwest Arkansas are booming economically. Hard to believe there is anywhere in the country more in need of an upscale hotel.

There are some parts of the Radisson left over at this hotel, and my favorite one was the sleep-number beds. The rooms were spacious, the staff was friendly, and I loved the location. FYI, the water pressure/temperature is TERRIBLE. I notified the front desk who sent up someone right away to fix the problem, but the pressure was unable to be fixed. This made for an awful shower every morning. It's sad that that's what I remember most about my stay.