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- $25 credit to Ella’s Table or Lambeth Lounge
- 15% Off discount at Hogman’s Spirit Shop - Game day super store
Razorback RateReceive 15% off
You don't have to be a Razorback to lock-in our Razorback rate, stunning views of Old Main included! Enjoy 15% off your stay at the Inn at Carnall Hall when you book 14 days in advance. Perfectly positioned on the cornerstone of campus, there's no better way to get to know your home away from home.
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For new reservations only. Blackout dates may apply. Does not include University of Arkansas home football games. Rates and availability subject to change. Cannot be combined with other offer. Must book 14 days in advance to receive discount.
Bed & BreakfastIncludes daily breakfast at Ella's
- Deluxe accommodations
- Daily breakfast at Ella’s Restaurant (up to $45 per room per day)
Fuel up for a fun day exploring the University of Arkansas.
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Offer includes breakfast daily at Ella’s (up to $45 per room per day)
Gourmet GetawayDinner, drinks & more
- Pimento Cheese, crackers, and local brews in room upon arrival
- Dinner at the newly renovated Ella’s Table
- 5 course tasting menu with wine pairings
- Breakfast for two delivered daily to
room ,setup onporch or in restaurant - Two complimentary cocktails in the Lambeth Lounge
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Dinner is closed Sunday.
Need More Reasons to Stay?
Southern flavors served at Ella's Table
Relish Southern fine dining with a twist, crafted with the freshest locally-sourced fare at Ella’s Restaurant.
Razorback victories in Lambeth Lounge
Celebrate a Razorback victory or host a get together with old college friends in our Lambeth Lounge bar, a social hotspot in a laid-back Southern setting.
We’re just steps away from Dickson Street
Walk to Fayetteville’s buzzing art, entertainment, and dining strip on Dickson Street, Fayetteville Square, and the Razorback Stadium just across campus.
Access to UofA's top-notch Fitness Center
Guests love our gracious Southern charm and quintessential Southern traditions like front porch sittin’ and sippin’ sweet tea on our wraparound porches.
