My fiancee and I stayed here for two nights (July 1st and 2nd, 2005). The B&B is located on a small street well off the main highway and an even smaller street leads downhill and within walking distance of the shops, restaurants and spas of Eureka Springs. The Inn was built in the late 1800's with much vintage furniture, but the bedrooms have been completely redone, and each one includes a great whirlpool bath. Our room had the tub in the bedroom and completely separate toilet and shower. We were greeted with water, soda and snacks upon our arrival, wine and refreshments were available in the early evening, and the gourmet breakfasts both mornings of our stay were wonderful.

The grounds of the place include a fountain with goldfish, plenty of flora, gaslights at the footpath entrance to the front of the house and other places to sit away from the porch on a nice day. The land around the place is mostly wooded, and deer and birds are abundant. We had highs in the... more