Hotels near Bud Walton Arena
1270 Leroy Pond Dr, Fayetteville, AR 72701
Hotels near Bud Walton Arena
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Moxy Fayetteville
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Candlewood Suites Fayetteville – University of Arkansas by IHG
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Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / Univ of Arkansas by IHG
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Best Western Windsor Suites
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Baymont by Wyndham Fayetteville
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Days Inn by Wyndham Fayetteville
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Super 8 by Wyndham Fayetteville
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Graduate by Hilton Fayetteville AR
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WoodSpring Suites Fayetteville I-49
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Hampton Inn Fayetteville
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Holiday Inn Express Fayetteville- Univ of AR Area by IHG
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Hilton Garden Inn Fayettevile
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avid hotel Fayetteville West by IHG
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Comfort Inn & Suites Fayetteville - University Area
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Fayetteville
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Moxy Fayetteville
Modern style created for guests who treat game day like a personal holiday.
- Use local riding maps to discover tailgate spots and alumni favorites
- Grab espresso from the DIY station on game mornings
- Settle into reading nooks for quiet moments between campus visits
Candlewood Suites Fayetteville – University
Extended-stay simplicity designed for guests who know this town by heart.
- Relax under the covered pavilion between Saturday doubleheader games
- Feed the family anytime with frozen meals from the Candlewood Cupboard
- Choose firm or soft pillows for your ideal sleep setup
Staybridge Suites Fayetteville
Suites built for families who need space when the town fills fast.
- Feed hungry fans with grab-and-go options available around the clock
- Block out early light with room-darkening blackout shades
- Store reunion gear in roomy suites with extra floor space
Best Western Windsor Suites
Midscale stays built for families who start early and finish late.
- Find ice machines on every floor for coolers and beverages
- Block out morning light with blackout curtains for deeper rest
- Accommodate tailgate trailers in designated oversized vehicle lots
Baymont by Wyndham Fayetteville
Midscale reliability serving travelers who need their lodging locked down early always.
- Sleep in with blackout curtains after late-night campus celebrations
- Park free on-site and stay close to campus action
- Grab hot coffee and juice to start your game day
Days Inn by Wyndham Fayetteville
No-fuss hospitality tailored for families stretching budgets across long weekends.
- Relax between games in spacious seating throughout the common areas
- Keep drinks cold with ice machines available all day
- Wake refreshed after blackout curtains keep rooms dark for families
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Super 8 by Wyndham Fayetteville
Affordable comfort tailored to parents traveling for the games that define seasons.
- Grab drinks and snacks from vending machines between events
- Choose firm or soft pillows for personalized sleep after long days
- Pull in with oversized vehicles for easy weekend unloading
Graduate by Hilton Fayetteville AR
Full-service consistency anchors the chaos of sold-out game weekends.
- Host impromptu reunions in the architecturally stunning lobby space
- Wind down at outdoor lounge seating after a stadium victory
- Share locally sourced bar bites while recapping today's big plays
WoodSpring Suites Fayetteville I-49
Extended-stay simplicity positioned for families who want more than a hotel room.
- Connect with fellow alumni in spacious interior corridor common areas
- Grab snacks from vending machines available any hour of day
- Sleep soundly in blackout-ready rooms between game day excitement
Hampton Inn Fayetteville
Built for fans who value a friendly face every homecoming.
- Secure connecting rooms confirmed at reservation for extended family
- Catch up with fellow alumni in flexible lounge seating areas
- Toast the win around the fire pit with family
Holiday Inn Express Fayetteville
Built for fans who expect speed, function, and zero wasted morning minutes.
- Coordinate tailgate plans in the Great Room's open gathering spaces
- Grab snacks anytime from the always-open lobby market selection
- Refresh under the multifunction showerhead before tomorrow's events
Hilton Garden Inn Fayettevile
Full-service hospitality that adapts to early mornings and late celebrations alike.
- Reserve confirmed connecting rooms for your whole family upfront
- Claim collaborative seating areas for tailgate strategy sessions and recaps
- Stroll through lush botanical gardens before heading to campus
avid hotel Fayetteville West by IHG
Consistency travelers trust when gameday starts at dawn and ends past dark.
- Fuel up with beverages available around the clock
- Recharge on a supportive mattress designed for quality rest
- Start each game day with hot complimentary breakfast options
Comfort Inn & Suites Fayetteville
Designed for families balancing campus visits with one proud weekend together.
- Access sundries and essentials whenever the need hits
- Wrap up in soft, plush blankets for uninterrupted rest
- Avoid searching for street parking with guaranteed on-site spots
Homewood Suites by Hilton Fayetteville
Community-focused stays tailored for families reuniting around college town traditions.
- Rest on plush down-like pillows between tournament events
- Park free on-site before heading to the game day festivities
- Load up on signature waffles before heading to campus
Bud Walton Arena Travel Guide
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Bud Walton Arena, known as the "Basketball Palace of Mid-America," is one of the loudest and most energetic venues in college sports. This guide helps visiting fans, alumni, and first-time guests navigate the sea of Razorback red on the University of Arkansas campus. From mastering the color-coded arrival routes to finding the best pre-game gathering spots on Dickson Street, you will find the essential logistics for a smooth trip. The orientation focuses on securing the right parking permit, understanding the steep terrain of Fayetteville, and locating the best local flavors before tip-off.
Neighborhood Overview
The arena sits on the southern edge of the University of Arkansas campus, bordered by Razorback Road to the west and Leroy Pond Drive to the south. The immediate area is a dense athletic complex, with Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium and the practice facilities just a short walk away. Access is strictly controlled by a color-coded traffic system (Red, Blue, Green, Orange) that routes vehicles from I-49 directly to specific lots, minimizing cross-traffic. General public parking is often pushed to the Baum-Walker Stadium lots on Razorback Road, where a free "Bud Walton Express" shuttle ferries fans to the south entrance. The terrain is hilly, so walking from the public parking decks on the north side of campus involves significant elevation changes. While the arena area is dominated by parking and stadiums, the vibrant Dickson Street entertainment district is less than a mile northeast, serving as the primary walkable hub for dining and nightlife. Rideshare drop-offs are designated on Meadow Street near the student success center, requiring a short walk to the gates.
Where to Stay
Hotels closest to the arena offer two distinct experiences: staying on campus or in the entertainment district. The Inn at Carnall Hall is the only true on-campus hotel, located on the northeast corner of the "Old Main" lawn, offering a historic and upscale stay within a 15-minute walk of the arena. Visitors looking for nightlife often choose The Graduate Fayetteville near the downtown square, which immerses you in the local culture and is walkable to Dickson Street bars. For those avoiding the campus traffic crush, the hotels along the I-49 corridor at the Wedington or MLK Jr. Blvd exits offer reliable chains like Staybridge Suites and Courtyard by Marriott. These highway-adjacent options are often cheaper but require using the shuttle lots or rideshare to reach the game. Booking early is essential for conference games, as rooms fill up months in advance.
Quick-Plan Overview
Getting There
Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) · 35 min drive
Local Transit
Use Baum-Walker lots for free shuttle access
Tip
Farrell's Lounge for upscale pre-game energy
Culture & History
Walton Arts Center for cultural downtime
Team Regroup
Old Main lawn for scenic regrouping
- Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) · 35 min drive
- Use Baum-Walker lots for free shuttle access
- Farrell's Lounge for upscale pre-game energy
- Walton Arts Center for cultural downtime
- Old Main lawn for scenic regrouping
Game Day Flow
Arrival & Pre-Event
Traffic on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and Razorback Road becomes heavy roughly two hours before tip-off. Fans without a priority parking pass should head directly to the designated public lots (often Lot 56 or the Baum-Walker area) to catch the "Bud Walton Express" shuttle, which drops off near the south entrance. The pre-game atmosphere centers around the south plaza, where the "Tusk" live mascot often makes an appearance before major games. Gates typically open 90 minutes prior to the event; arrive early to clear the metal detectors and visit the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame located in the south concourse.
During the Event
The arena strictly enforces a clear bag policy (12x6x12 clear tote or 4.5x6.5 clutch), so travel light to avoid being turned away at the door. Inside, the single-level concourse is easy to navigate but can become extremely crowded during halftime, particularly near the main concession stands. The student section, the "Trough," occupies the courtside areas, creating deafening noise levels that can make communication difficult in the lower bowl. Restrooms are plentiful, but lines near the student sections are consistently longer; moving to the corners of the concourse often yields shorter wait times.
Post-Event & Departure
Exiting the arena is generally efficient, but the shuttle lines at the south entrance can get long immediately after the buzzer. Pedestrians flooding onto Razorback Road can delay vehicle traffic, so patience is required if you parked in the nearby decks. Traffic police will force vehicles into specific directional flows based on their lot color, preventing you from turning against the grain until you are well away from the stadium. Walking north toward Dickson Street is often a better option than fighting the immediate vehicle gridlock, allowing the traffic to dissipate while you grab a post-game drink.
Arrival & Pre-Event
Traffic on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and Razorback Road becomes heavy roughly two hours before tip-off. Fans without a priority parking pass should head directly to the designated public lots (often Lot 56 or the Baum-Walker area) to catch the "Bud Walton Express" shuttle, which drops off near the south entrance. The pre-game atmosphere centers around the south plaza, where the "Tusk" live mascot often makes an appearance before major games. Gates typically open 90 minutes prior to the event; arrive early to clear the metal detectors and visit the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame located in the south concourse.
During the Event
The arena strictly enforces a clear bag policy (12x6x12 clear tote or 4.5x6.5 clutch), so travel light to avoid being turned away at the door. Inside, the single-level concourse is easy to navigate but can become extremely crowded during halftime, particularly near the main concession stands. The student section, the "Trough," occupies the courtside areas, creating deafening noise levels that can make communication difficult in the lower bowl. Restrooms are plentiful, but lines near the student sections are consistently longer; moving to the corners of the concourse often yields shorter wait times.
Post-Event & Departure
Exiting the arena is generally efficient, but the shuttle lines at the south entrance can get long immediately after the buzzer. Pedestrians flooding onto Razorback Road can delay vehicle traffic, so patience is required if you parked in the nearby decks. Traffic police will force vehicles into specific directional flows based on their lot color, preventing you from turning against the grain until you are well away from the stadium. Walking north toward Dickson Street is often a better option than fighting the immediate vehicle gridlock, allowing the traffic to dissipate while you grab a post-game drink.
Things to Do
Walkable
Old Main & Campus Lawn
0.8 miStanding as the architectural symbol of the university, Old Main is a stunning twin-towered brick building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The sprawling lawn in front of it serves as the university's "front porch," offering a perfect spot for a pre-game walk or a picnic. Visitors can see the names of every graduate etched into the senior walk sidewalks that crisscross the area, a unique tradition found nowhere else. It is a quiet, photogenic escape from the high-energy atmosphere of the athletic complex just down the hill.
Clinton House Museum
0.6 miLocated just a short walk north of the arena, this modest Tudor-style home was the first residence of Bill and Hillary Clinton and the site of their 1975 wedding. The museum features photographs, political memorabilia, and a replica of Hillary's wedding dress, offering an intimate look at their early lives in Fayetteville. It provides a quick but fascinating historical detour that takes less than an hour to tour fully. The well-preserved interiors offer a snapshot of 1970s Arkansas life that history buffs will appreciate before heading to the game.
5–15 Minutes Away
Walton Arts Center
1.2 miSituated in the heart of the entertainment district, this premier performing arts venue hosts Broadway tours, concerts, and comedy shows year-round. Even if you don't catch a show, the center anchors the cultural life of the city and is surrounded by galleries and public art installations. It serves as a sophisticated landmark for visitors exploring Dickson Street, offering a contrast to the sports-heavy vibe of the campus. Check the schedule in advance, as pre-game matinees or events can be a great way to round out a weekend trip.
Botanical Garden of the Ozarks
5.0 miA short drive east of the university, this 40-acre destination features twelve themed gardens and a native butterfly house. It is the only botanical garden in the region, showcasing the diverse flora of the Ozark Mountains in a beautifully manicured setting. It offers a peaceful retreat for families and nature lovers, with paved paths that are accessible for all ages. The garden is particularly stunning in the spring and fall, providing a colorful backdrop for a relaxing morning before an evening tip-off.
Walkable
- Old Main & Campus Lawn — Standing as the architectural symbol of the university, Old Main is a stunning twin-towered brick building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The sprawling lawn in front of it serves as the university's "front porch," offering a perfect spot for a pre-game walk or a picnic. Visitors can see the names of every graduate etched into the senior walk sidewalks that crisscross the area, a unique tradition found nowhere else. It is a quiet, photogenic escape from the high-energy atmosphere of the athletic complex just down the hill. 0.8 mi
- Clinton House Museum — Located just a short walk north of the arena, this modest Tudor-style home was the first residence of Bill and Hillary Clinton and the site of their 1975 wedding. The museum features photographs, political memorabilia, and a replica of Hillary's wedding dress, offering an intimate look at their early lives in Fayetteville. It provides a quick but fascinating historical detour that takes less than an hour to tour fully. The well-preserved interiors offer a snapshot of 1970s Arkansas life that history buffs will appreciate before heading to the game. 0.6 mi
5–15 Minutes Away
- Walton Arts Center — Situated in the heart of the entertainment district, this premier performing arts venue hosts Broadway tours, concerts, and comedy shows year-round. Even if you don't catch a show, the center anchors the cultural life of the city and is surrounded by galleries and public art installations. It serves as a sophisticated landmark for visitors exploring Dickson Street, offering a contrast to the sports-heavy vibe of the campus. Check the schedule in advance, as pre-game matinees or events can be a great way to round out a weekend trip. 1.2 mi
- Botanical Garden of the Ozarks — A short drive east of the university, this 40-acre destination features twelve themed gardens and a native butterfly house. It is the only botanical garden in the region, showcasing the diverse flora of the Ozark Mountains in a beautifully manicured setting. It offers a peaceful retreat for families and nature lovers, with paved paths that are accessible for all ages. The garden is particularly stunning in the spring and fall, providing a colorful backdrop for a relaxing morning before an evening tip-off. 5.0 mi
Food & Drink
Inside & Adjacent
Bud Walton Concessions
ConcourseThe arena food scene features a mix of standard stadium fare and beloved local brands that give visitors a taste of Arkansas. You can find "Slim Chickens" tenders, a Fayetteville original, alongside Petit Jean smoked sausages and Shake's Frozen Custard at various stands throughout the concourse. The "Pork Belly Banh Mi" and "Walking Taco" stands offer heartier options for fans who didn't eat dinner beforehand. Lines for the local specialty items are consistently longer than the generic hot dog stands, so plan your halftime break accordingly.
Ella's Table
0.8 miLocated inside the historic Inn at Carnall Hall, Ella's Table offers the closest upscale dining experience to the arena. The menu focuses on Southern-inspired cuisine with a modern twist, featuring dishes like shrimp and grits and pan-seared trout in a refined, white-tablecloth setting. It is the perfect spot for a civilized pre-game meal where you can park once and walk down the hill to the game. Reservations are highly recommended on game days, as it is a favorite for alumni and visiting dignitaries.
Nearby Gathering Spots
Farrell's Lounge
1.1 miThis upscale sports bar and gastropub on Dickson Street is a polished alternative to the typical college dive. With a massive quartz bar and over 35 beers on tap, it caters to a slightly more mature crowd looking for quality food and a great viewing environment. The menu features chef-driven pub classics like wagyu burgers and fish and chips, served in a comfortable, wood-paneled space. It is a prime location to watch away games or grab a high-quality meal before taking a rideshare to the arena.
Grub's Bar & Grille
1.0 miA staple of the Fayetteville student experience, Grub's is known for its massive "schooners" of beer and a high-energy game day atmosphere. The menu is loaded with heavy hitters like their famous half-pound burgers and signature "Fry Dip" that have been feeding students for over 15 years. It gets packed wall-to-wall with fans before and after games, offering a loud, spirited environment that defines the local college culture. It is the place to go if you want to sing the fight song with a crowd of hundreds.
Local & Elevated Picks
Bordinos
1.1 miFor a sophisticated night out, Bordinos offers excellent Italian-inspired New American cuisine in the heart of the entertainment district. The restaurant features a sleek, modern interior and an award-winning wine list that sets it apart from the surrounding bars. It is an ideal destination for a celebratory victory dinner or a nice date night during a sports weekend. The cocktail program is top-tier, making it a great spot for a pre-dinner drink even if you don't stay for a full meal.
Wright's Barbecue
2.0 miLocated just north of the main campus, Wright's has rapidly become the gold standard for Texas-style barbecue in Northwest Arkansas. Operating out of a renovated house, they serve brisket, ribs, and sausage that sell out daily, often resulting in lines down the block. It offers a casual, authentic experience with outdoor seating that is perfect for a sunny game day lunch. Arriving early (often before noon) is the only way to guarantee you get the full menu options.
Inside & Adjacent
- Bud Walton Concessions — The arena food scene features a mix of standard stadium fare and beloved local brands that give visitors a taste of Arkansas. You can find "Slim Chickens" tenders, a Fayetteville original, alongside Petit Jean smoked sausages and Shake's Frozen Custard at various stands throughout the concourse. The "Pork Belly Banh Mi" and "Walking Taco" stands offer heartier options for fans who didn't eat dinner beforehand. Lines for the local specialty items are consistently longer than the generic hot dog stands, so plan your halftime break accordingly. Concourse
- Ella's Table — Located inside the historic Inn at Carnall Hall, Ella's Table offers the closest upscale dining experience to the arena. The menu focuses on Southern-inspired cuisine with a modern twist, featuring dishes like shrimp and grits and pan-seared trout in a refined, white-tablecloth setting. It is the perfect spot for a civilized pre-game meal where you can park once and walk down the hill to the game. Reservations are highly recommended on game days, as it is a favorite for alumni and visiting dignitaries. 0.8 mi
Nearby Gathering Spots
- Farrell's Lounge — This upscale sports bar and gastropub on Dickson Street is a polished alternative to the typical college dive. With a massive quartz bar and over 35 beers on tap, it caters to a slightly more mature crowd looking for quality food and a great viewing environment. The menu features chef-driven pub classics like wagyu burgers and fish and chips, served in a comfortable, wood-paneled space. It is a prime location to watch away games or grab a high-quality meal before taking a rideshare to the arena. 1.1 mi
- Grub's Bar & Grille — A staple of the Fayetteville student experience, Grub's is known for its massive "schooners" of beer and a high-energy game day atmosphere. The menu is loaded with heavy hitters like their famous half-pound burgers and signature "Fry Dip" that have been feeding students for over 15 years. It gets packed wall-to-wall with fans before and after games, offering a loud, spirited environment that defines the local college culture. It is the place to go if you want to sing the fight song with a crowd of hundreds. 1.0 mi
Local & Elevated Picks
- Bordinos — For a sophisticated night out, Bordinos offers excellent Italian-inspired New American cuisine in the heart of the entertainment district. The restaurant features a sleek, modern interior and an award-winning wine list that sets it apart from the surrounding bars. It is an ideal destination for a celebratory victory dinner or a nice date night during a sports weekend. The cocktail program is top-tier, making it a great spot for a pre-dinner drink even if you don't stay for a full meal. 1.1 mi
- Wright's Barbecue — Located just north of the main campus, Wright's has rapidly become the gold standard for Texas-style barbecue in Northwest Arkansas. Operating out of a renovated house, they serve brisket, ribs, and sausage that sell out daily, often resulting in lines down the block. It offers a casual, authentic experience with outdoor seating that is perfect for a sunny game day lunch. Arriving early (often before noon) is the only way to guarantee you get the full menu options. 2.0 mi
Local Tips
Seasonal note: Fayetteville experiences four distinct seasons, but the weather can be volatile. Basketball season spans the winter, which is generally mild but can see sudden ice storms or snow that shuts down the hilly roads. Spring brings heavy rain and rapid warming, while fall offers the most comfortable and scenic conditions for visiting the campus.
- Call the Hogs loudly when the "Woo Pig Sooie" starts.
- Use the designated "Bud Walton Express" shuttle lots.
- Clear bag policy is strictly enforced at all gates.
- Wear comfortable shoes for the steep campus hills.
- Traffic is routed one-way away from arena post-game.
- Seasonal note: Fayetteville experiences four distinct seasons, but the weather can be volatile. Basketball season spans the winter, which is generally mild but can see sudden ice storms or snow that shuts down the hilly roads. Spring brings heavy rain and rapid warming, while fall offers the most comfortable and scenic conditions for visiting the campus.
Weather & Seasons
Winter
Winters are mixed, with average highs in the 40s but frequent dips below freezing. Snowfall is usually light but can make the steep hills of Fayetteville treacherous for driving. Warm layers are essential for the walk from the parking lots.
Spring & early summer
Spring is wet and volatile, with significant rainfall in April and May. Temperatures rise quickly into the 70s, making the campus bloom beautifully. It is a great time for outdoor activities, provided you have rain gear.
Mid-summer
Summers are hot and muggy, with highs consistently in the upper 80s or 90s. The humidity can be oppressive, so early morning or late evening is best for exploring. Air-conditioned venues like the arena are a welcome relief.
Fall season
Autumn is the standout season, with crisp air, lower humidity, and vibrant foliage in the Ozarks. November games offer perfect weather for walking around campus. It is widely considered the best time to visit the region.
Rain & snow
Precipitation is highest in the spring, with May being the wettest month. Ice storms are a bigger travel threat than heavy snow during the winter. Always check the forecast for frozen precipitation before driving in.
Winter
Winters are mixed, with average highs in the 40s but frequent dips below freezing. Snowfall is usually light but can make the steep hills of Fayetteville treacherous for driving. Warm layers are essential for the walk from the parking lots.
Spring & early summer
Spring is wet and volatile, with significant rainfall in April and May. Temperatures rise quickly into the 70s, making the campus bloom beautifully. It is a great time for outdoor activities, provided you have rain gear.
Mid-summer
Summers are hot and muggy, with highs consistently in the upper 80s or 90s. The humidity can be oppressive, so early morning or late evening is best for exploring. Air-conditioned venues like the arena are a welcome relief.
Fall season
Autumn is the standout season, with crisp air, lower humidity, and vibrant foliage in the Ozarks. November games offer perfect weather for walking around campus. It is widely considered the best time to visit the region.
Rain & snow
Precipitation is highest in the spring, with May being the wettest month. Ice storms are a bigger travel threat than heavy snow during the winter. Always check the forecast for frozen precipitation before driving in.
Venue Facts
Primary team
Arkansas Razorbacks
Neighborhood
University Campus / Athletic Valley
Nearest airport
XNA (NW Arkansas National)
Parking
Baum-Walker Lots (Shuttle)
Walkable district
Dickson Street
Groceries & supplies
Harps Food Stores (Garland Ave)
Pharmacy
CVS (Martin Luther King Jr Blvd)
Urgent care
MANA Urgent Care
Downtime
Old Main Lawn
Pro tip
Learn the Hog Call
| Primary team | Arkansas Razorbacks |
| Neighborhood | University Campus / Athletic Valley |
| Nearest airport | XNA (NW Arkansas National) |
| Parking | Baum-Walker Lots (Shuttle) |
| Walkable district | Dickson Street |
| Groceries & supplies | Harps Food Stores (Garland Ave) |
| Pharmacy | CVS (Martin Luther King Jr Blvd) |
| Urgent care | MANA Urgent Care |
| Downtime | Old Main Lawn |
| Pro tip | Learn the Hog Call |
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the closest hotels to Bud Walton Arena?
The closest hotel to Bud Walton Arena is Moxy Fayetteville (1.25 mi, from $219/night) — a 3-minute drive. Other nearby options include Candlewood Suites Fayetteville – University of Arkansas by IHG (1.29 mi, from $96/night) and Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / Univ of Arkansas by IHG (1.49 mi, from $155/night). Moxy Fayetteville offers a fitness center. Candlewood Suites Fayetteville – University of Arkansas by IHG offers a fitness center. Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / Univ of Arkansas by IHG offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center.
Which hotels near Bud Walton Arena are good for families?
Several hotels near Bud Walton Arena are well-suited for families. Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / Univ of Arkansas by IHG (1.49 mi, from $155/night), Best Western Windsor Suites (1.6 mi, from $100/night), and Baymont by Wyndham Fayetteville (1.69 mi, from $86/night) all offer suites, connecting rooms, a pool, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Which hotels near Bud Walton Arena are good for team or group travel?
Several hotels near Bud Walton Arena accommodate team and group travel. Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / Univ of Arkansas by IHG (1.49 mi, from $155/night), Best Western Windsor Suites (1.6 mi, from $100/night), and Baymont by Wyndham Fayetteville (1.69 mi, from $86/night) all offer meeting space, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Are there budget-friendly hotels near Bud Walton Arena?
Yes — Baymont by Wyndham Fayetteville (1.69 mi, from $86/night), Days Inn by Wyndham Fayetteville (1.7 mi, from $92/night), and Super 8 by Wyndham Fayetteville (1.73 mi, from $78/night) are budget-friendly options near Bud Walton Arena, with free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and free parking.
Are there extended-stay hotels near Bud Walton Arena?
Yes — Candlewood Suites Fayetteville – University of Arkansas by IHG (1.29 mi, from $96/night), Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / Univ of Arkansas by IHG (1.49 mi, from $155/night), and WoodSpring Suites Fayetteville I-49 (1.78 mi, from $70/night) are all extended-stay properties near Bud Walton Arena, with full kitchens and on-site laundry.
Hotel Amenities & Features Pools, breakfast, pet policies, and more
Which hotels near Bud Walton Arena offer free breakfast?
Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / Univ of Arkansas by IHG (1.49 mi, from $155/night), Best Western Windsor Suites (1.6 mi, from $100/night), and Baymont by Wyndham Fayetteville (1.69 mi, from $86/night) include complimentary breakfast.
Which hotels near Bud Walton Arena have an indoor pool?
Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / Univ of Arkansas by IHG (1.49 mi, from $155/night), Best Western Windsor Suites (1.6 mi, from $100/night), and Baymont by Wyndham Fayetteville (1.69 mi, from $86/night) have an indoor pool available year-round.
Which hotels near Bud Walton Arena have a fitness center?
Moxy Fayetteville (1.25 mi, from $219/night), Candlewood Suites Fayetteville – University of Arkansas by IHG (1.29 mi, from $96/night), and Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / Univ of Arkansas by IHG (1.49 mi, from $155/night) have an on-site fitness center.
Which hotels near Bud Walton Arena are pet-friendly?
Moxy Fayetteville (1.25 mi, from $219/night), Candlewood Suites Fayetteville – University of Arkansas by IHG (1.29 mi, from $96/night), and Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / Univ of Arkansas by IHG (1.49 mi, from $155/night) accept pets. Fee policies vary by property.
Which hotels near Bud Walton Arena offer free parking?
Candlewood Suites Fayetteville – University of Arkansas by IHG (1.29 mi, from $96/night), Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / Univ of Arkansas by IHG (1.49 mi, from $155/night), and Best Western Windsor Suites (1.6 mi, from $100/night) offer complimentary parking.
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