My first time staying at a bed and breakfast and the Victoria was wonderful!…read more My husband and I stayed in the Camelot room. The drapes were hung so beautiful and the black chandelier is gorgeous. My favorite part is the bathroom. It has pink floral wallpaper and it's so quaint. The whole room was filled with such detail and intention. Michael is such a wonderful cook. There were homemade scones and cinnamon rolls served with eggs, bacon or sausage and they also had little parfaits. I had to have everything because it smells so delicious! Totally worth it to stretch my waistline. Joana mentioned they plan to open a bed and breakfast in France! With the wonderful couple hosting, you know I'll be there! Learning about the history of the Victoria from Joana was surprising! I'll leave yall with a cliffhanger so you can go and check it out or go back and hear about it from Joana or Michael.

So happy we decided to make The Victoria Bed and Breakfast our choice to call home for the one…read morenight we stayed in Bentonville! The location was perfect to walk to the downtown area. The B and B itself was welcoming, tastily decorated, cozy and comfortable. The pool and hot tub looked inviting although we didn't have time to try either. Killer breakfast in the morning with plenty of food. Fruit was the best and so fresh and delicious. Pastries were equally as fresh. The presentation and vibe of the dining area was nicely done. Breakfast order was cooked as requested and yummy. I am sorry we were able to spend more time, not only in the area, but at The Victoria. It takes a special couple to own and manage a B and B and Michael and Joana have it mastered to a fine art! You won't be disappointed to add this to your list of places to stay if you are in the vicinity.

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!

I wish I could give more stars than just 5. We LOVED this place. We spent 3 nights in the honeymoon…read moresuite, which is located around the back, lower level, near the hot tub. Wonderfully clean room, bottled water, and kerg style coffee pot in room. Cookies every evening. And the breakfast is out of this world. There is a reason they have been named the #1 breakfast in Eureka Springs. Now, the owners are such sweet people who are above accommodating as I'm DF/GF and didn't have to miss out on anything. I so highly recommend staying here, and if we ever travel through again, we will most definitely stay. Oh, another bonus is its right on the red trolly route, so there's no need to drive around town. Just pay and go.

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!

Words like unique, quaint, cozy and delightful just begin to describe this B and B. Each cottage…read moreis decorated with vibrant colors and vintage furnishings, clean and restful. My husband loved having a big jacuzzi tub in the room to "soak his bones." The grounds are filled with color, sprinkled with fairy lights at night, with several outdoor swings, fountains, a fire pit and various sitting areas for visiting and enjoying the stars. Convenient to mass transpo-the trolley stops right across the street. Each individual cottage provides quiet and privacy that you don't get in a classic hotel. Everyone comments on the great and unique breakfasts, and they aren't exaggerating. Just let Stephen know if you have food allergies. Looking for a small wedding venue? They have a chapel. Reasonably priced. We loved it so much, we have already booked our next stay.

This place is so cute, the rooms are so beautiful and comfortable! Its location is really…read moreconvenient, and the food? Incredible. 5 stars every day. I have found my favorite place to stay in Eurrka every time I visit.

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.

Beware of Tyler, the tyrant psychotic sociopath owner of The Palace Bath House!…read more I visited the Palace Hotel and Bath House expecting peace and relaxation. Instead, I walked out shaking, humiliated, and in tears -- an experience I will never forget for all the wrong reasons. The mineral bath area consists of small cubicles with no ceilings, something I was never told. I didn't hear or see anyone else, so I genuinely believed I was alone. While in the bath I was trying to meditate but then someone started playing very distracting music that interrupted my meditation and I asked politely for the music to be turned off when someone changed it to something distracting. I made normal, reasonable requests -- a towel, a time extension -- nothing out of the ordinary for a spa. When I went upstairs afterward, everything changed instantly. The owner, Tyler (appeared to be in her 40s -50s had shoulder length completely gray hair) approached me out of nowhere and told me she was "astonished by my behavior" and that I was "the rudest person" she had ever had as a customer. I was stunned. I had no idea what she was talking about. She accused me of "yelling" and "ruining the experience" for others -- even though I had spoken calmly and had no idea the entire facility shared open acoustics. I immediately apologized, over and over, because I felt horrible. I was crying, shaking, and trying to explain that I truly believed I was alone. Instead of listening, she doubled down. She told me I was "blacklisted" and needed to leave. Meanwhile, other patrons -- the very people she claimed I had disturbed -- came to comfort me. They told me I had done nothing wrong. They hugged me. They reassured me. They told me her reaction was completely out of proportion. I ended up having a panic attack from the shock and humiliation. My entire day was ruined. Days later, I am still shaken. When I tried to call to request a refund, I discovered my number had been blocked. No conversation. No explanation. No willingness to resolve anything. I have never in my life been treated the way I was treated at this business. I left feeling berated, belittled, and publicly humiliated for something I didn't even know I had done wrong. The lack of sound privacy, the aggressive confrontation, the refusal to communicate afterward -- all of it paints a very clear picture. Bottom-line, BEWARE of The Palace Hotel and Bath House and the tyrant psychotic sociopath who runs this establishment, TYLER! My experience was emotionally devastating, and no guest or human in general deserves to be treated this way. Consider yourself warned.

Great historic getaway! We were greeted by the owner, he was hard at work preparing for the weekend…read morerush. Beautiful view of Branson from the balcony, nice parking, clean cozy rooms and very quiet peaceful grounds. Love the pool and their chickens out back too! It was very reasonably priced, excellent value!!

We went to Bentonville to see Crystal Bridges and stayed one night at Laughlin House in April. I…read moreagree with the other reviewers that the house is attractively done, clean, comfortable and conveniently located. We too found that the owners were gracious hosts and the breakfast was delicious. I want to add two thoughts. First, the neighborhood was very quiet with lots of well kept and interestingly landscaped old houses, and it was a safe pleasant walk to Crystal Bridges and downtown. Second, if you wanted to drive to Bentonville with a friend who didn't want to go to Crystal Bridges, your friend would be just fine hanging around Laughlin House watching movies on their nice TVs, reading, or sitting (at least in the Spring) in their garden while you visit the museum.

Awesome place right outside of Eureka Springs! Very private, all of the amenities provided…read more(including some local chocolates, coffee, popcorn, and other cold water bottles). The jacuzzi was great after a long day of river fun. Couldn't ask for a better homebase, will definitely be back.

We spent the weekend here and we're very pleased with it. The room was clean and very comfortable…read more They thought of everything to make our stay as enjoyable as possible. We loved sitting on the balcony and drinking our coffee in the morning and just enjoying the peace and quiet. Thank you for a wonderful, relaxing weekend that was very affordable.

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