We booked the first-floor suite in the New Orleans Hotel for two nights. I have stayed at this…read morehotel many times over the years, and it was fine. Last night, there was a party with a live band (particularly terrible drummer BTW) right under our room until after midnight. It was so loud in our room that we couldn't watch a movie, talk to each other, or sleep. We could only put in earplugs and wait for it to be over. I could still hear all the lyrics through the earplugs, that's how loud it was. We are leaving a day early, even though we have already paid for tonight's room, because last night was so miserable. The hotel has effectively made this first floor room unusable on nights when the club right under it is open (W-Sa), and we were certainly not informed when we booked at their full price rate that this VERY LOUD party would be happening basically IN OUR ROOM UNTIL AFTER MIDNIGHT. Just ridiculous. I would not book the New Orleans Hotel first-floor suite again and would not recommend it to anyone else. As far as what the hotel should do to improve this problem: do not rent this suite out on nights when you are having loud parties right under it, and refund my money for this unusable hotel room.

First of all, there is no elevator and we had to carry our luggage up to the third level. The hotel…read moreis old and has not been renovated. The mattress was extremely old and very noisy. They had an old jacuzzi tub with an old shower head above and was extremely difficult to get out of the shower/jacuzzi situation. The staff were nice and friendly.

Never again. We…read morebooked a steam and bath. Ariel wasn't friendly at all. The steam I was too short for they kept putting towels under me but it didn't help and it felt like I was being choked. My towel was dirty. I then decided to not do it and did the bath but it was dirty. I told Ariel all this and nothing was offered. Ariel argued the baths are always clean and dismissed me said it was probably the salt in the bath. There was nothing in my bath at all. On top of that when we tried to find parking and it took us over thirty minutes when I told Ariel how awful it was and where I parked because I didn't want to get towed, she just said "ya it's a small town." I grew up in a small town this isn't small. Just completely rude. Very disappointed.

Of course, when I chose to visit Eureka Springs, I had to experience the last remaining original…read morebath houses in Eureka Springs. I got the works; the steam cabinet, a mineral bath, and a massage. I was so relaxed by the end of it I could barely walk or think straight. I even fell asleep during the massage! Only downside for a more modern customer is that the spa layout is completely original. There are no sound barrier walls or anything. The walls and doors aren't floor to ceiling, so one can hear toilets flushing, tubs draining, etc. But it's great for feeling transported back to the old holistic, homeopathic ways.

Best Western Inn of the Ozarks in Eureka Springs, AR, was honestly probably my favorite Best…read moreWestern ever. They have a really decent restaurant on site for both dinner and breakfast. One front desk hostess was exceptionally nice. The other - meh. She was a bit dismissive of others' complaints about the swimming pool being closed. That was a big strike from me, to be honest, because it was a part of their advertising. I realize stuff happens. I'm the queen of adaptability. But my kiddos were bummed it was closed "due to something in the water." A crew was cleaning it while we were there. It never was finished before we left. I tried to stay a second night, to which two different representatives told me our room was booked and nothing else was available. Our room was fairly updated, contrary to recent reviews. Our queen suite was $217.27. The pet fee was $20. For a 3-star hotel, this place was great. I'll request room 344 especially if we have our dog traveling with us again.

All was good!! Breakfast was awesome! Do need to shampoo…read morecarpets tho. We had 2 connecting rooms that worked out great for us and mother-in-law!!

If you want an easy stay in Eureka Springs, stay here. It was easy to book through the website, and…read moreeasy to find and park. The interior of the cabin was great, and so was the view. Plus we were only a short drive to downtown. We felt relaxed for our 2-day stay. We felt we got our money's worth. The staff does need to improve their communication, we were supposed to get an email beforehand, and did not. I called them several times. They finally responded, saying it was a server issue. I get that, but an immediate phone call back would have been appreciated.

Absolutely gorgeous! The cottage was clean and cozy. The jacuzzi tub had the best view and…read moreeverything worked like it should. The only thing I would have liked would be something on the bottom of the tub to give feet traction when getting in and out but there was a handle so that helped a lot. There was a huge window that overlooked the forest with a little birdfeeder that was very popular. Management was super responsive when we had questions. The location is about a 5 min drive from downtown (which was such a nice area). The week we stayed was very rainy so we didn't spend too much time on the porch but honestly everything was so cozy inside with huge views so we felt like it was perfect anyway. I would stay here again and again and again! (The photos on the website are near perfect of what to expect when you arrive too)

I enjoyed everything! The beds, pillows and curtains need major upgrades but besides that…read moreeverything was good. Trivia was really fun! The pizza is delicious! The cats that run the place are beautiful. The haunted tour was fun! Set back in time and just lovely!

My now wife and I stayed there for our wedding night after getting married at Thorncrown Chapel. We…read morewere needing to check in early to shower and get ready, and the front desk did make sure we were taken care of - albeit for a fee. Their communication was great. The hotel's front desk team and manager, Olivia, are a massive bright spot in an otherwise terrible hotel. The bellhop, Marcos, was also incredibly friendly and very helpful. Without those two people this place would be absolute trash. I can't in good conscience give them 1 star, even though they deserve it. The overall service is abysmal. The bar staff stood there talking for nearly 3 1/2 minutes right in front of me before acknowledging my presence. This was at 2pm and they weren't busy. They were actually having a conversation about their recent break and their plans for after work. As far as the room, it's old and things creak - which is likely part of its charm. But the beds suck and this is not part of the charm. The balcony door doesn't close correctly so it's hot as hell inside when it's hot outside. This is also because the AC unit can't keep up. But at least the plumbing doesn't work. First thing I did was blow my nose and threw a small bit of folded toilet paper in the toilet and flushed it. It didn't flush. Spoke with the hotel and they said it would be fixed. When we returned the toilet was still not working properly. Amazingly, these issues weren't even close to the worst part. The restaurant staff were absolute trash. I wish I remembered the barista's name from the coffee bar in the hotel's main dining room. I went down to get my wife and I a coffee as we were checking out. She barely acknowledges me. When she finally does she rudely tells me that she has to take care of the dining room guests first and that I must wait. Given my experience with other staff, I just told her not to worry and started to walk off. She called me back and said she could get to me after the order she was currently finishing. I'm guessing she thought I was headed to complain by the immediate change in her attitude. It then took her over 13 min to make two lattes. I came back to pay and she rudely instructed me to go to the front desk to break my $100 bill to pay. I came back to pay, and 2 10oz (approximate) coffees were almost $19. This hotel sucks, it's not haunted except by shitty service. And it is so overpriced. One balcony room was $335 + $35 for early check-in - shitty service included.

The cottage was very nice and very peaceful, breakfast was 5 stars and the hospitality amazing…read more The trolley stoped right in front the office made our shopping even better not having to find parking .

Absolutly the best place to stay in ES. Just love it, the rooms are clean and quiet, the owners are…read moreon site, not like most other places and are there to meet your every need! Hope the word spreads as it is the only 4 star place to stay, as this was not our first visit to 5 Ojo, we can say they are still the best! Looking forward to our next visit!

Great little spot in the middle of it all. Better room than nearby hotels...try to get a great…read morebalcony view. We sat on the balcony and had coffee watching the rain. It was great. If steps aren't your thing, drop your bags at the entry door.

Had a great weekend here, perfect location. Parking just around the corner on Center St. Spent tons…read moreof time on the fabulous balcony people watching and listening to live music either from restaurant across street or the concert going on in the park. Huge bedroom and kitchen. For such a small operation with no staff on sight, I was pleasantly surprised to have housekeeping services come through and refresh the room while we were out and about. Some tiny complaints: awkward location for a shower (in the kitchen), super tiny bathroom (you should've seen me trying to blow dry my hair), & the balcony doors need something to cover the windows- sun woke me up way too early. None of those are deal breakers though so would definitely recommend!

We came for the winery and speakeasy tour it's $20 for an hour in it, two half glasses of wine and…read morean acoustic private session with an artist. Such a great place and wonderful staff! Highly recommend!

We've visited Eureka Springs many times over the years, but this was our first time staying right…read morein town--and it made the trip even better. We stayed at the historic Basin Park Hotel and loved the experience. Check-in was easy, parking is free, and it's a short walk from the lot (or you can call the shuttle). The hotel is full of charm and history--we especially enjoyed the quaint vintage elevator, though the stairs were fine too. The staff were friendly and accommodating, and the shuttle even took us to the restaurant where we had dinner. The best part of staying here is the location--you can walk right out the door for morning coffee, spend the day shopping and exploring the streets and paths, and enjoy music at nearby restaurants in the evening. Don't miss the 4th-floor balcony. The view of downtown is great, and it's a beautiful spot to take in the night sky.

This is a delightful place to stay if you like historical hotels, which we do…read more Our room was large and beautifully furnished. Chris at the front desk was friendly and helpful. We felt that he really cared that we were there. Parking is convenient and free. We definitely got our money's worth here. They have only one fault-no elevator, so it is not handicapped accessible.

Bottom line-overpriced. Appetizer of fried tomatoes was good, but I got the 59 dollar filet and it…read morelacked flavor. If I'm going to pay that much for a steak, it should knock my socks off. It didn't. Such a classy, old, neat building. The music didn't fit the implied ambiance of the building. Was totally distracting. Overall I very disappointing dining experience.

Great location, even better host. Perfect spot to be right in the middle of all the fun.read more

The Dashwood room is huge! It's really more of a suite. Large bedroom room with king size bed and…read morecomfy chairs, and a middle room with a fridge and sink, large bathroom with the toilet in its own little room and a jacuzzi for two. There's food and pop in the fridge for no extra charge. We had a fuse blow out as can happen in an older house and they were here in 10 min and fixed it. The house was built in 1888 and oozed old-world charm. Antique furniture everywhere. They have DVDs and VHS tapes of all genres downstairs. We played several in the room. My 17-year-old son loved it too!