It was our 34th wedding Anniverary, we gave her very short notice and Sandra (the inn keeper and resident "Elf") did a great job of making us feel very special and welcome. The inn was quiet, clean and very comfortable. Service was great and the food was so..........yummy! (Her breakfasts are to die for!) You will really enjoy sitting on those front porches enjoying the sights and sounds of Eureka Springs and you can go right out the front door, down a set of steps to the "main street" so you can park your car and never move it (till it's time to go home). Wonderful!
We stayed in the "Thoreau suite" this time and would again.
The Long's

We had a wonderful wedding anniversary in the Robert Louis Stevenson suite. The colors of the room and lighting were very romantic.

The front porch overlooking downtown was fabulous. Sandra was a wonderful host. She left us alone but was available for telling us great places to go and see.

The Cottages were everything and more the reviews have raved about.

Our only disappointment, the famous "elf" did not bring us our breakfast. You had bettered ask for "the elf" when you check in if this is a big reason you want to stay. We sat in our room and couldn't wait for the elf to show up and it "no showed" with no offered explanation but in fairness to Sandra we hated to ask why.

We would definitely stay here again but only if assured the elf would come.

We stayed in the Alfred Lord Tennyson Suite. It was nice enough. I don't think I can give a proper review because I am reviewing something that is old. I don't like old. I like new. Being objective however, if you like victorian style houses you will love this. The outdoor shower was nice. The back deck is not private at all. These are basically duplexes, so your back deck is right next to the Sara suite. We thought the sofa was very dirty and covered it with the quilt that is provided in the tv stand.

What we LIKED:
I liked the outdoor shower.
The breakfasts were wonderful
The coffee in room was wonderful
You can get movies from the office at your leisure.
You can walk almost anywhere.

We were not big fans of Eureka Springs, but that has nothing to do with the property. A few tips, if you don't like old stuff, don't go to Eureka. I was bored senseless. We are both 25. We visited for our anniversary and it was just not the place for us. However, if you do like Victoria type homes and like Eureka you will love the Cliff Cottage Inn. At $220 a night + 15% tax. I think it is VERY expensive for what you get.

We really enjoyed our stay in Eureka Springs at Cliff Cottages. It is in a great location and they did everything to accomadate our needs. Our wedding ceremony was held in their beatifully decorated lounge.

We really liked the location on main street. We were able to walk to all of the places we wanted to go.

I would strongly recommend anyone to stay in the Robert Lewis Stevenson Suite. It was wonderful.