We were very pleased with our two night stay at the Comfort Inn. The photographs on the Inn's website were very accurate and representative of the property. Our room was clean and modern, the garden area exceded our expectations and the breakfast was well above average. (One negative was that coffee stored in one of the pump pots was luke warm). Otherwise the quiche, waffles and muffins were very good. Fruit was fresh and sweet. True, as noted by others, you have to walk down several stairs to get to the breakfast room, however if this is an issue, you probably shouldn't be coming to Eureka Springs in the first place because nothing is level in this town. Staff was courteous and responsive when I requested extra pillows and they even mailed my wife's cell phone charger which she had forgotten on checkout. For any future visits to Eureka Springs, we'll certainly consider the Comfort Inn.

Our guess is that this property won't be a Comfort Inn for long...it really doesn't meet the usual standards. The positives: good location...small but nice pool...nice breezeway/veranda with plants and rattan furniture (good place to read)...wireless internet...free newspaper. The negatives: No fitness room... 20 stairs to get to and from the breakfast room (impossible for anyone with any physical problems)... everything just appears (and feels) dark and dim inside... tiny tiny bathroom. If our room was typical it is time for new mattresses.......had to move to the middle of the bed to avoid the downhill slide! Overall this wasn't a horrible place to stay but we moved to another location after two night and were much happier..

The hotel is nice. The hotel appears to have a victorian flair but the rooms are your basic hotel room. The cable went out and the wireless internet service left something to be desired. The pool was nice and the gardens very pretty especially at night when lighted. The breakfast was good, but be aware that you must go down a flight of stairs to get to the tea room. If you are handicapped and cant climb stairs you are unable to access this area. Handicapped parking was lacking, it appeared to be only 2 handicapped parking places that were on flat ground.

I really enjoyed staying in the Comfort Inn in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The staff were friendly and accomodating. The breakfast was not your usual Continental Breakfast. They served home- made kiesch and breakfast breads along with cereal, fruit juice, fruit, milk and coffee in a darling tea room. The gardens were beautiful!