Excellent getaway in an area in the woods just off route 62 in Eureka Springs…read more They have 4 types of lodging - not just treehouses. They have treehouses, castles, caves/hobbit holes and Harry Potter themed rooms. All are separate and detached from each other - behind a gate. We stayed in a hobbit hole (you go down concrete steps - built into the earth) It had a king-sized bed, fireplace, refrigerator, microwave, couch with ottoman, jacuzzi tub, outside sitting area, large closet, and a view out to the woods (below the higher ground level) on the only side of the 4 "walls" that's not totally underground - where we saw a deer. Very relaxing and romantic place that is a short drive to the Eureka Springs attractions. It is enough off route 62 that you truly feel remote - it was quiet.

We really enjoyed our weekend getaway here. My husband and I stayed in a hobbit cave and loved it!…read moreWe went during off season so prices were a little cheaper. The cave was clean and spacious. We were also gifted a welcome basket. Great place to stay for a weekend away! Would love to go back.

On a get-away-weekend , I was charged with obtaining fries for my wife. The area was not hugely…read morepopulated with fast food options, then I spied word "cafe". It was after lunch on a Sunday so fingers crossed I took a chance. As I approach the counter, it was clear the clerk was closing. I turned to my friend with a disappointed look, which he returned. At that moment, the clerk noticed us, extended a welcome greeting and offered assistance. With a slightly desperate look I asked about the possibility of getting fries for the wife, but added that we did not want to impose as it looked like he was closing. Without skipping a beat the gentleman flipped the switch on the fryer and asked if we wanted regular or curly fries. Slightly shocked by the jovial response, I asked which were better. The clerk offered a description and from behind I was hailed by the cashier who recounted the curly fries were better than a familiar chain. We took the suggestion and added a large drink to the order. A few minutes later I was presented with a large order, piping hot, and fried to perfection. I humbly thanked the clerk as he made sure to offer, earnestly, anything additional before re-closing. I declined but added a couple of dollars to the tip jar. At the cashier, we were given the total and as I counted cash, I noticed the quarter in my hand had a face I had not previously noticed. This observation sparked a ten minute conversation about coins that was accentuated by the cashier's collection of half dollar coins from varied years. I can't remember the last time I walked into an establishment and was treated like an old friend. I can't put my finger on any one thing that is the reason the country store should be on your next adventure out, but I can say that missing out on the kind of welcoming customer service reserved for fine dining and restaurants in 1952, will be a regret you do not need to experience. We left the store with smiles and a couple of half dollars as souvenirs. If more than five stars were available I'd rate this one-stop-shop as a top ten destination.

On the river or just driving through, The Country Store offers a good deli, beer, some surprising…read morewines, DVD rental and bait. What more are you looking for? Gas? You got it! Family owned and run the, Riverview is the only stop for a number of miles in both directions and almost on the river. Talk about convenient. Service with a smile and mostly regulars know a good deal deal when they find it.

We have just departed from four amazing days in The Barn. After viewing their website and taking…read morethe virtual video tour, we knew that we would enjoy our time here, but the photos and video don't do justice. This place is absolutely gorgeous and stunning. A perfect place to unwind and get away for a relaxing, quiet vacation. The barn has a loft bedroom, a private indoor hot tub and fully equipped kitchen. The bed, in particular, was a dreamy experience with the biggest mattress topper we have ever encountered. There is a separate billiard room with a big screen TV. When we arrived, there was super relaxing music playing and a mister with essential oils creating the perfect, soothing scent. The Barn is the last cabin after two gorgeous, spring-fed ponds which made for a quiet, secluded experience. We will absolutely be back again and again to try all of their cabins in the beautiful Ozark Mountains.

Well children, I have found it. The place where dreams are made. This place is just 5 minutes or…read moreso, from the food and shopping in Eureka Springs, AR, but you wouldn't know it. Located in the beautiful Ozark Mountains, the serenity and calm you feel driving on the property is contagious. We stayed in a luscious 2 story log cabin called, "The Barn". Lord I wish I had been born in this barn! The decor is lovely, but wait, there is a room just for a pool table. No that's not all, a giant room with a 6 person hot tub. Yes for 3 days I said welcome to my hot tub room. I hope you guys get a chance to stay here at least once. C'mon in, the waters fine.

This may sound sycophantic, but watch me roll! My fiancé,…read moreand myself, have just been treated to one of the best weekends of our relationship! Upon arriving, Kieth welcomed us with incredible warmth! After a speedy and smooth check-in; we had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Ant. The friendliness and hospitality of this man, and his husband, is unparalleled! Through the following tour, we viewed an outstanding property! If your last trip to MVR was more than two years ago; then you have got to return! The new owners have transformed an adorable space into an immersive experience that will have you planning your return before check-out! It is my emphatic recommendation that you make MVR your next "Must-Visit"! Tell 'em Tanner sent ya... it won't do anything, but you'll feel like an insider! ;-)

A must if your visiting Eureka Springs. Great place. Very tasteful for this type of environment.read more

We came to Eureka Springs to attend a friends wedding, and she recommended staying here so we…read morebooked a cottage for two nights and we were not disappointed! The price is just right for not being too close to downtown, but close enough. It was about a 5 minute drive from the wedding reception. The cottage is so cute, with a vintage looking mini fridge, a coffee maker, and eclectic decor. It definitely fits in with the Eureka springs vibes. I did get to partake in the campfires because we were so busy, but I loved the option and the firewood was there ready to go. I chatted with the owners some before we left, and they were just the nicest people. We will for sure be back and next time I am making s'mores over the campfire!

I rarely leave a review immediately following settling in, but the Sherwood Court in Eureka Springs…read moreis ... just incredible! It isn't a big resort style mega hotel that strives to be 5 stars...in fact, it runs screaming in the opposite direction of corporate branding and upselling. It is a small, modern, tasteful bit of the picturesque and quintessential American Roadtrip inn. The rooms are color coordinated, clean, and thoughtfully friendly to both the guest and environment (and high quality without attacking the pocketbook!). And, while I checked in late, the owner brought us to the room, explained everything, pointed everything out, and was simply the nicest owner I have met outside of small towns in Europe! What was planned to be a roadtrip with eldest kiddo has turned out to be a magnet, and I hope to return to this beautiful part of the US and FIVE STAR accommodations as soon as possible.

We love staying here when we are down for diving. It is so close to the dive site by the dam and…read morethe views are absolutely beautiful from the room.

Comfortable room with a beautiful view of Beaver Lake. Enjoyed watching the hummingbirds on the…read morebalcony.

Booked a treehouse for two nights in mid January for my wife's birthday. We really enjoyed our…read morestay. The place was spotlessly clean, the bed was comfy, the heating worked and wasn't noisy. My wife really enjoyed the hot tub along with the peace and quiet that comes from being in a treehouse away from the road and behind some of their cottages. I would certainly recommend the treehouses if I heard someone was looking for somewhere unique to stay in Eureka Springs.

After a long journey it's a really crappy experience to get to your room and it's completely…read morefilthy. We contacted the phone number on the main building and instead of being apologetic she was snippy with us as if we were the problem. It is now 3:08, we are sitting outside our room in the sun (on a motorcycle with lots of luggage), and are told it won't be for another 45 minutes. No apology, just refunded a cleaning fee of $20 measly bucks...Gee, thanks. I would rather you have been nice about the mistake or better yet have had the room cleaned to begin with. I don't recommend this place whatsoever and will never stay here again. Update: Cleaning kids came around 3:20 (so we got our room around 3:45). They were apologetic and very nice. I really wanted to give another star for this because they at least tried (they made a swan out towels lol) harder than the other staff. BUT when we returned to our room after dinner we came back to a kitchen counter of ants. I really expected more out of this place based on the reviews. Disappointed, to say the least.

We recently stayed in one of the suites at Sugar Creek Resort. There are also cabins. The vibe was…read morerustic and private, and the view of Beaver Lake from our deck was spectacular. It's a little secluded, which we really liked. You do have to drive a little to get to some of the more touristy areas, but we knew that, and we thought it was nice. It was lovely being away from the more trafficked areas at night and sitting on the deck looking at the stars. We were there for four nights, and our check-in was completely remote and easy. We received detailed instructions via email, including where to find the key. It was very private, which was perfect. The rooms are not cleaned during your stay, unless you call and request it, but that is all explained in the provided instructions. There was a phone number where we could call if we wanted fresh towels or anything else, but we were fine using the same ones, so we didn't need to call for anything. This is important because, while there is an office, it was always locked and we never saw anyone there. You have to call if you need anything. The photos on the website look gorgeous, but they also look like they might have been taken a long time ago. The place could do with a little updating, but it was clean. The bathroom is tiny - just barely big enough for a sink, toilet, and shower, but no tub. If you want a bath, you have to use the jacuzzi in the middle of the living room/kitchen/bedroom (kind of awkward placement, to be honest). Our only maintenance issues were minor. The blinds on the front window were broken, so we just left them closed while we were there. Also, the toilet stopped flushing after our first day. The chain inside the tank broke, so we just had to take the lid off and flush it manually. We could have called them to fix these things while we were there, but we didn't want to take a chance on them coming at an inconvenient time, so we just left a note when we left.

Wayne checked us in and was so helpful and kind. Clean room excellent view. Quiet neighborsread more