This is off the beaten path and nestled in the country in the shadows of Mount Magazine in…read moreArkansas. If you look on the map it looks like you are in the middle of a pasture, and that's sort of how it feels. It's the most comfortable place I've ever stayed. And the owners, Barbara and Edward Clare are almost like family to all of their guests. When you stop in the main house they have a fresh baked loaf of bread for you--there's butter and blackberry jelly in your fridge at one of the two cottages. Now if you are looking for 5-star accommodations with the finest spa amenities, this is not your place. If you are looking for a country cabin with a fire pit, comfy bed, rustic beauty of the mountains all around you--then you have hit pay-dirt. This is the only place I stay in the area. Based on when you books you will pay $80-$100 per night, less than most hotels in the area. We stayed the night before in Mena and regretted it. The cottage has a fully stocked kitchen with coffee, hot tea and enough spices, pots, pans and dishes for you to cook what ever you want. I make breakfast every time I'm there. I grab some eggs and ham at the local convenience store and I'm set. The bed is comfy and the bathrooms is super clean. They have DISH Network, so you can watch television or enjoy the selection of VHS tapes. But really you should go sit on the porch and see the stars or listen for the wildlife to come scurrying by.

We have loved out stay here! It is the perfect little homey cottage away from it all but the…read moreperfect launching spot for hiking and wine tasting adventures. My husband and I have had such a wonderful week and the hosts/owners are so welcoming and lovely!

LOVES this place! From our honeymoon 24 years ago, to bringing our children in recent years,…read moreSky-Vue has a special place in our hearts. The views of the Boston mountains are PHENOMENAL. The rooms are CLEAN and COMFORTABLE and breakfast is DELICIOUS.

We were taking the backroads from my daughters house to Soma, and I remembered this place from my…read morechildhood SO I HAD TO STOP! The view out of the back deck is awesome. The shipping is cool and homey and fun. Plus they have a cat named Diablo. There was a small child playing in a playroom / living room area. This is a home as much as a store!

Everything about this place is the best! Staff, facility, and the site itself…read more.. I have visited during the annual Wakarusa Music Festival and explored the grounds very thoroughly! Magical beauty, but with the creature comforts you enjoy. I always miss it greatly once I leave, that's the sign of a place getting ahold of you.

I stayed here with 3 other guys. We took a bike ride up to Arkansas to try out the Pig Trails. This…read moreplace is nice. The staff went out of their way to make us feel comfortable. Whatever we needed or asked for they were ready to accommodate us. At one point we needed a gas can and they provided it. We got there late (10 pm or so), when the front office was closed. We called the phone number posted on the front door and someone came within 10 minutes to let us into the house we rented. We rented the Sears house. The place comes with a washer and dryer. This is great for those on bikes, this means you can carry less clothes and wash your jeans and shirts along with your "unmentionables" every night. Laundry detergent, shampoo, body wash, and towels are provided. I would definitely return and stay here. We bought a few beers and relaxed at night. The room has satellite television which is great to watch the news and local weather daily. The A/C worked and cooled the house great. We ate breakfast at the local gas station down by Ozark. It was a great diner with big breakfast plates. The place is called Hillbilly Hideout. If you are on your motorcycle, remember that the ride up to the Sears house is tricky. There's pavement for a short stretch but then there's loose gravel/rocks. This can be a little difficult to cruise or ride on with two wheels. Makes your front wheel dance left to right quite a bit.

What a beguiling mix of eccentricity and sharp esthetic sensibility. The details can be odd, but…read morethey are all clearly connected by the couple's personalities. My room (Middle Eastern) was bright and comfortable. Last night, I appeared to be alone in the place, with its proximity to potentially menacing dolls in a crib (and deep, looming shadows down the entryway). Things might well have gotten spooky (and if I had the $$ and a production crew, this would be an amazing location for an indie-horror flick!) Instead, because the vibe was so clean and the aura so well-manicured, it was a perfectly tranquil, restful evening.

Such a quiet peaceful retreat. I don't ever use a tv in a hotel room, and I love a room without…read moreone. This place is clean and has decent electricity, cute, and history appropriate, but the themed rooms are cool. The only problem me and other guests had was you had to let yourself in with a code at night, no onsite staff, and the door lock was quirky. So, guests were propping it open when they went to their cars in order to not get locked out.

Came in during one of the worst rain storms I've ever been in, Sam met us at the door and gave us…read moreinstructions on what to do if the storm escalated. Big thanks to Sam! Beautiful mansion that has been put together so tastefully and the room we rented was clean and well appointed. As a fan of history and architecture you can't go wrong. Nice coffee bars in the common areas and spent a few moments on the way out chatting with the other guests. Loved our stay and will be coming back on our return trip

What an amazing overnight stay! Although there is no staff on the property, we were provided very…read moretimely and easy to follow instructions to enter the front door and our room, Treasured Mist. Our room/ bathroom was very clean and well kept, with great bath towels and water pressure in the shower. The bed was comfy and my daughter enjoyed watching TV in bed. Coffee was available in the mansion, thank you, thank you, and we also visited the donut shop next door for a morning bit to eat. We were towing a small U Haul trailer and had no problem in the parking lot although this likely depends on where other cars are parked...we arrived with only 2 other cars in the lot and others arriving after us seemed to give us an easy way out in the morning. We would definitely return and we will definitely recommend to friends and family visiting Fort Smith or those just passing through like we were, it was not far off Interstate 40.

We had such a wonderful stay at this bed and breakfast near the Grand Canyon of Arkansas! The…read moreowners were incredibly kind and gracious, even accommodating us last minute. Their home is absolutely beautiful, with stunning views overlooking the canyon. One of our favorite moments was enjoying Nawlins coffee on the peaceful deck in the morning--so relaxing. The house itself was lovely, and breakfast in their gorgeous new addition was truly top notch. 10/10 experience--we'll definitely be back and will happily recommend to others!

We had a great time staying at this bed and breakfast. It's a hidden gem, and worth the drive just…read morefor the food alone. The owners are from Louisiana, so you get the New Orleans decor and comfort food. As well as the hospitality! We loved breakfast and the candlelit dinner was outstanding. Clint and Sandra care about their business and do an amazing job. This is the only place we will stay if we come back to the area.