Historic inn · Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Historic rooms, ghost tours, afternoon tea, weddings, and the occasional mystery weekend — all under one very old roof in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Every guest is a line in the book.
Historic rooms, ghost tours, and afternoon tea — three entries from the inn. Weddings and mystery weekends have entries of their own, down in Gatherings.
Rooms kept up rather than done over: tall windows, wide sills, quilts on the beds, and floors that have heard a great many people come up the stairs. The house is old, and it is not pretending otherwise.
Tell us the nights you’re after and how many of you there’ll be, and we’ll tell you what’s open.
Reserve a roomAfter dark we walk the halls and tell you what we know — which is rather more than we can prove. Bring a coat and a skeptical friend; the stairs are older than the stories and they have opinions.
Join a tour
Pot, cups, and something warm from the kitchen, served at the hour when the light comes in sideways. Sit as long as you like; nobody is asked to leave.
Come for the tea, stay for the second pot.
Ask about tea
How to Book
Your name goes down in the book in the order it arrives — no queue numbers, no algorithms, just the next line on the page.
A room, a tour, tea, a wedding, or a mystery weekend. If you’re torn between two, say so and we’ll tell you which one suits the season.
Your name, the dates you have in mind, and how many of you there’ll be. The form takes about a minute.
A reply from the inn, with what’s open and — if it isn’t — what we’d suggest instead.
We hold the dates, you confirm, and your name goes down in the book with everyone else’s.
Gatherings
The sort of gathering that wants a room with a past and a table with space for one more. Tell us the shape of it, and we’ll tell you honestly whether the inn can hold it.
Small weddings, done properly: the room, the table, the hour, and the words. Tell us how many of you there’ll be and what you want the day to feel like, and we’ll answer plainly — with what we can do, and no package you have to decode.
A weekend with a question in it. Guests arrive as guests and leave as suspects, and by Sunday breakfast somebody has to explain themselves. Come as a pair or bring a whole table’s worth of people.
Ghost tours and afternoon tea can be booked for a group as well — tell us how many and we’ll say what the house can take.
Inquire
Rooms go in order of the book — first written, first booked. Leave your details and we’ll answer with what’s open, and with our best suggestion if what you wanted is taken.