Aloft Fayetteville stands at 1 E Mountain Street in downtown Fayetteville, adjacent to the Fayetteville Town Center and one block from the start of Dickson Street, the city's primary entertainment corridor. The hotel opened as part of Fayetteville's downtown redevelopment cycle, positioning the Marriott Aloft brand in a city whose economy is shaped by the University of Arkansas campus eight blocks east, the Northwest Arkansas medical corridor, and the extended Walmart and Tyson supplier ecosystem.
The hotel's design follows the Aloft brand template: loft-style open-plan rooms, high ceilings, industrial material palette, and a social lobby configured for informal gathering. Urban Rooms are compact and efficiently planned; Loft Suites add a second-level sleeping area above the living space. The rooftop WXYZ bar is the signature amenity — an outdoor deck with views across downtown Fayetteville that functions as both a hotel bar and a local evening destination. An outdoor pool sits adjacent. A fitness center is open 24 hours.
The hotel is dog-friendly and attracts a mix of business travelers from the Northwest Arkansas corporate corridor and leisure visitors for University of Arkansas events, Razorback athletics, and the city's arts scene. Dickson Street's restaurants, bars, and the Walton Arts Center are within a two-block walk. The Frisco Trail cycling corridor connects near the property. Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) is 25 miles northeast via I-49, more convenient than Little Rock for most visitors.
Service is streamlined consistent with the Aloft brand. The price-to-location ratio makes the property the downtown Fayetteville anchor for travelers who want urban walkability.
Room types
- Urban Room
- Loft Suite
Amenities
- Rooftop bar WXYZ
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness center
- Dog-friendly
- Free WiFi
- Walking distance to Dickson Street
Location
1 E Mountain St, Fayetteville, AR 72701
36.0626, -94.1584 View on map
Highlights
- Rooftop WXYZ bar with downtown Fayetteville views operating as both a hotel amenity and a local social venue open to the public
- One block from Dickson Street restaurants, bars, and the Walton Arts Center in the heart of Fayetteville's entertainment district
- Dog-friendly throughout with proximity to the Frisco Trail cycling corridor and University of Arkansas campus
Tips for visiting
- University of Arkansas home football Saturdays drive peak demand — book months in advance and expect significant rate increases during Razorback home game weekends
- The rooftop bar is popular with locals on weekend nights and can be noisy for guests in lower floors facing that side of the building until late evening
- Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) is 25 miles northeast via I-49 — a far more practical flight option than Little Rock for most visitors to Fayetteville