Turn On Inn - Lake Village, Arkansas

Carolyn H.

I noticed a lot of good reviews maybe is the time of the year we came. The place was clean. But smelled musty. In the middle of the night kept on hearing this scratching sound that kept me awake and in the morning we found the mouse. Also these are not your traditional thought of a cabin is more like a small old house. It was very difficult to find which cabin was yours there's not really any directions telling you where to find it especially if you come when it's dark outside. There should be some kind of post out front identifying the number to each cabin rather than trying to find the number on the building. The company wanted the difference which I didn't understand they tried to explain that if I buy through a third party they want to charge me more money to make up the difference. I purchased the ticket through the website which directs me to another site the lady told me if I buy it from a third party I have to pay them the difference. This is the first time I've ever heard of such. I never understood what she meant by this. There is no other way to buy the ticket except for through arkansas.gov. As far as I can see there's no Inn only the so-called cabins. It is also not a hotel. It is basically a campground with very old houses small ones/house like cabins and RVs. If you have any questions the staff are very helpful. The bathroom was really nice except where there was no shower curtain, we didn't shower we were afraid the water would go all over the floor.

Frank P.

Nice cabin, efficient and clean! Slept well for a couple of nights! Friendly and helpful staff. Looking forward to my next visit!

582mollye

Sweet little cabin right off the main road! 4 of us stayed for 2 nights while we visited with family in Lake Village. It was easy to find and communication with the host was just right. Check-in/entry and check out were easy too. Even the elderly gentleman picking up the trash outside was friendly.😁 Thanks!

Jill V. B.

Happy guests!
Affordable, clean, convenient, seamless booking and check in, parking at front door. Everything we hoped for, for our one night stay on our way to Florida.

Charlinda

Traveling through Lake Village and had planned to stay somewhere else. When that didn't work out, we called Turn On Inn and they had a cabin available. So glad we did.

This is an RV park with a few cabins. Grounds are very well kept. The cabin was so charming, very clean and comfortable. The cabin we stayed in would only accommodate 1 or 2 but they have bigger cabins. This was perfect for us and the price was good.

The lady that checked us in was very personable. We felt welcome the minute we walked in. Would definitely stay again and highly recommend.

Ronald S.

A great cabin in a smaller town by a large lake.

jsanddh

This was the best hotel experience I've had in as long as I can remember. Although I had overlooked an important detail on their website (the office closes at 6), the staff worked out a way to let me know which cabin was ours and where the key would be. They were beyond friendly and accommodating. The bed was comfortable, the room was perfectly clean, and the night was very quiet. We'll be back.

186larryb

I recently had the opportunity to stay at the Turn On Inn Hotel (at Pecan Grove RV Park) in Lake Village. It was one of the most enjoyable stays I have had in years. The hotel actually is a series of cabins and old sharecropper style cabins totally renovated inside with all modern amenities and luxury. The cabins have recently been painted different colors that give the property an added flare. As the rv park name implies, the property in located in a large pecan grove on the banks of beautiful Lake Chicot, the largest oxbow lake in North America. My accommodation was an apartment loft. It contained a large living area with a hide-a-bed couch and a 3/4 bed, full modern kitchen and large screen tv. The bedroom was immaculate with a queen size pillow top bed, 6 fluffy pillows, and tv. The room had a large step down whirlpool tub. It was great. (All cabins are equally furnished and sleep from 2 to 8 people). There was a balcony at the top of the stairs outside allowing for a fantastic view of Lake Chicot and the surrounding pecan grove. FYI: there are over 100 rv spots in the park with full hookups. There are several old barns on the property that give it a historical feel. The property has been in the Bunker family for generations and is still run by the family.