1886 Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs Arkansas AR. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

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Perched above the Victorian Village of Eureka Springs, the 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa Arkansas Largest Resort Spa is a palatial structure that echoes the recuperative splendor of the surrounding Ozark mountain region. Architecturally significant, the resort is the cornerstone to the nationally significant historic district and offers more than 100 restored Victorian shops, restaurants and galleries. The hotel seamlessly retains its 19th-century character, from the Victorian-Style Crystal Dining Room to the bold colors and antique furnishings in all guest rooms. The resort boasts 15 acre of meticulously cared for gardens, walking trails and unsurpassed mountain views. Jacuzzi and penthouse suites provide the luxury of the grandest resort, while the hotel has a wide offering of premium doubles, premium kings and king balcony rooms. Fine dining is available in the award winning Crystal Dining Room www.crystaldiningroom.com with a casual offering found at the highest point in the county in Dr Bakers Lounge. The resort of course offers room service and other fine restaurants are located in convenient distance.The New Moon Spa is the highlight of the resort. With a wonderfully diverse and expansive offering, guest find relaxation and retreat in Arkansas Largest resort spa. Only licensed therapists practices and services are based on Aveda practice and product. www.newmoonspa.com. The Crescent Hotel and Spa is the only 3 star full service offering in Eureka Springs and is proud to be a member of Historic Hotels of America.

Amenities:

Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Cable / Satellite TV
Coffee / Tea Maker
Concierge
Disabled Access
Golf Course
Hair Dryer
Meeting Rooms
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Pets Allowed
Restaurant
Room Service
Swimming pool

Check-in:

From 3:00 PM

Check-out:

Prior to 11:00 AM

Attractions:

Arrival/Room Service Amenities: -Bell Service -24 hour Front Desk -Turndown Service -Room Service available
Attractions Located Nearby: -The Great Passion Play - 2 to 5 Miles-3.2 to 8 Kms-Pine Mountain Jamboree - 2 to 5 Miles-3.2 to 8 Kms-Ozark Mountain Hoedown - 2 to 5 Miles-3.2 to 8 Kms-Historic Downtown - 1 Mile-1.6 Kms-Tour homes - 2 to 5 Miles-3.2 to 8 Kms-Thorncrown Chapel - 2 to 5 Miles-3.2 to 8 Kms-Carriage Rides - 1 Mile-1.6 Kms-Fun Spot - 2 to 5 Miles-3.2 to 8 Kms-Histortic Tram Tours - 2 to 5 Miles-3.2 to 8 Kms-Botanical Gardens - 2 to 5 Miles-3.2 to 8 Kms-Steam Train Rides - 2 to 5 Miles-3.2 to 8 Kms-Natural Springs - 1 Mile-1.6 Kms-Area Lakes and Rivers - 6 to 10 Miles-10 to 16 Kms-Golf - 6 to 10 Miles-10 to 16 Kms-Parks & Picnic Areas - 2 to 5 Miles-3.2 to 8 Kms
Bakers Lounge: - Fine Dining
- Serving American Cuisine
- Open from 1400-2200 7 days a week
Business Services: -Fax machine -Copier -Internet access available
Children/Families: -Swimming Pool -Walking paths -Hotel Tours
Crystal Dining Room: - Serving American Cuisine
- Breakfast 0700-1000
- Lunch 1100-1400
- Dinner 1700-2000
- Times are seasonal
- www.crystaldiningroom.com
Health Club/Fitness Facilities: New Moon Spa located in the garden level of the Crescent Hotel. -State-of-the-art Excerise Equipment -Daily Aerobics -Specialized Personal Training
Local Attractions: -The Great Passion Play -Pine Mountain Jamboree -Ozark Mountain Hoedown -Magic Show -Thorncrown Chapel -Fun Spot -Tour homes -Histortic Tram Rides -Histortic Tours -Steam Train rides -Eureka Springs Botanical Gardens -63 Natural Springs -Parks and picnic areas -Victorian Homes - whole historic district (5 miles) is on the National Register. -Carriage Rides
Local Transportation: -Trolley -Taxi
Nearby Cities: * Branson Missouri - 50 miles North
* Fayetteville Arkansas - 50 miles South
* Bentonville - 34 miles South
Nearby Hospitals or Medical Facilities: * Eureka Springs Medical Center 2 miles North East
Off Site Entertainment: -Several area bars and restaurants that provide different live entertainment weekly.
Off Site Recreation: -Golf
-Nearby 3 Lakes
-Nearby 2 Rivers
-Trout Fishing
-Lakes Architectural Wonder
-Historic District National Significance
- guided tours available
-Canoeing
-Boating
-Hunting
-Hiking
-Horseback Riding
On Site Entertainment: -Live entertainment in Dr. Bakers Lounge on weekends -Live entertainment on Sunday Brunch in the Crystal Dining Room.
On Site Recreation: - Hiking Trails
- Massage 65.00USD
- Swimming Pool 0800-2200
- Sauna/Steam Room 0900-1900
- Sightseeing
- Spa Services 0900-1900
- Massage Services 30 minutes 40.00USD and 1 hour 65.00USD
- Spa Services cost varies
- Carriage Rides
- History Room for viewing past treasures
- 15 Acre Gardens
- Ghost Tours
Shopping: -Less than 1 mile away from downtown Eureka Springs which offers over 100 speciality shops and art galleries. -Serval area Antique Shops.
Spa: New Moon Spa located in the garden level of the Crescent Hotel -Largest Spa in the area -Services offered: -Massage -Hydrotone Therapy Tub -Vicy Shower -Body Wraps -Facial Serives -Hand and Feet Maintenance -Tanning -Chakra Clearing -Reiki Removes -Crown Chakra Light Work -State-of-the-art Excerise Equipment -Daily Aerobics -Specialized Personal Training
Tourist Information: -Chamber of Commerce located on Hwy 62
Weather Information: -Winter - mid to high 30's -Spring - mid to high 70's -Summer - mid to high 80's -Fall - mid to high 60's

User Reviews:

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Overall rating

Based on 14 reviews

Date of Stay: April, 2009

Interesting old hotel. They have a haunted hotel tour which I thought was kind of boring but certainly memorable, funny group of people on the tour. Hotel has a strange history. Good and inexpensive breakfast buffet. The hotel was a little hard to find as the roads in Eureka Springs are a bit like a maze, I had to break out my Blackberry mapping program as the hotel is not within the old town area. Old hotel, nice looking from the outside, bathrooms small and ready to be redone. Good value for the money. Nice people working at the hotel. Actually seems most people in Arkansas are really nice as well.

Date of Stay: May, 2009

The Crescent Hotel is full of history and character. Everything is so old that it is hard to achieve the level of cleanliness that I like. It was still adequate. Great historic hotel in an amazing setting. Staff wears old fashion uniforms which adds to the fun old time environment. You can almost picture the kind of clients who have frequented the Crescent over the years, it's history is fascinating. The grounds are beautiful so it is a popular setting for weddings.

Date of Stay: April, 2008

Crescent is such a beautiful place. We have stayed there three times in the last three years and will stay again. Try the North Penthouse- The view is breathtaking. We used the spa on our most recent stay and the service was great. The Crystal Dining room is neat, but slightly overpriced. The service was good and the staff is friendly. You are even likely to see the owner out and about with his dog.

	Date of Stay: June, 2008
VERY HISTORIC HOTEL. FRIENDLY STAFF. The room could have been larger and the carpeting was in poor condition. The dining room was a nice upscale place for dinner but the breakfast was a bit of a let down.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

Location. It's a historic hotel but hasn't been kept up well. The Crescent Hotel has a stunning location, at the top of the big hill overlooking the town. However, it has not been kept up properly. The rug in our room was sticky in places; the hair dryer didn't work; and the decor was depressing. The bartenders in the upstairs bar were rude, and the bar in the lobby was closed to the public, we were told on a Saturday night. Without our realizing it ahead of time, dozens of motorcyclists converged on the hotel for a weekend, parking their cycles directly beside the hotel entrance and making noise with their (illegal) exhaust pipes all weekend.

	Date of Stay: February, 2007
Room was cold. Bathroom was unheated. No sitting space in room. Paid * for room winter rate. A bit high for the area and what you get.We usually stay at HI express.

	Date of Stay: April, 2009
The history and well kept for age. Did not like staying on the floor next to Dr.Baker's lounge. I loved everything about the hotel except the fact of the inconsiderate people on the 4th floor that went to the lounge and were very loud.

	Date of Stay: January, 2007
Beautiful period decor, ask to hear the instruments in the lobby. Rooms have real metal keys. Take the ghost tour. Only minor irritation was the coffee pot cord wouldn't reach the outlet.

	Date of Stay: April, 2009
The Victorian decor was beautiful and was a very clean and friendly establishment. Atmosphere was friendly and finding out about the history and taking the tour added to the enchantment of the hotel. Will be going back again.

Date of Stay: September, 2003

If you're a fan of architecture, of places that are full of history and character, then you absolutely must go to the Crescent. A grand, almost intimidating structure, it is filled with a variety of beautifully decorated rooms; victorian in style, but not over-the-top-floral-nightmare victorian. There are gorgeous verandas on the front and back of the hotel on multiple levels offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. There is a spa on site, as well as a restaraunt that doubles as a dance hall, a bar with it's own veranda, and a history worth reading about. There are ghost stories stemming from when the hotel was briefly run as a psychiatric hospital, rooms said to be haunted. Eureka Springs is a beautiful place to go, and staying at the Crescent made it that much more special.

Date of Stay: September, 2008

The experiences we had was well worth the trip, we got some awesome pictures, you'd have to see to believe. The one and only thing we did not like (we could not afford to eat at the restaurant for dinner it was far to expensive). As far as the hotel is concerned we had a blast. We were fortunate enough to get acquainted with some of the staff. Lady who works in the gift shop, she was just as friendly.

	Date of Stay: August, 2008
Very beautiful with a lot of history. Loved ghost and all! This hotel is very nice with a life full of stories. I loved it and would definitely stay again.

	Date of Stay: July, 2008
It was very beautiful. The price of the meals was very high. The scenery was very nice and the hotel was amazing.

Date of Stay: March, 2008

Location/setting and staff was excellent. The hallways outside the rooms were filled with tourists taking the in-hotel ghost tour. Excellent in many ways, unfortunately there were unsupervised children running up and down the hallway after 10pm and several times when we returned or left our room the corridor was filled with 20-30 gawking tourists who were on a bullshit ghost tour. Nice hotel otherwise although a bit pricey.

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