Heart of the Hills Inn Blog

Heart of the Hills Inn in anticipation of higher gas prices for the spring and summer is announcing some cost savings measures that will make your getaway to Eureka Springs budget friendly.

Shop around and compare prices at the various B&B’s. Compare amenities and check out guest comments. You will find that Heart of the Hills Inn:

• has private entrances and decks/porches for your privacy
• private off street level parking for your car
• private bathrooms in each suite with doors separating your bath from the rest of your room. Suites are large and decorated with a blend of comtempary and antiques with original art work. Check out the web site and pictures of each suite.
• private en-suite dining or dine al-fresco on your private deck/porch. No need to get dressed and go to a dining room to eat with strangers.
• we accept one night stays, are rates are flat year around no seasonal or weekend price hikes.
• we have specials tailored to three, four or five night stays that are budget friendly
• compare prices at local B&B”s and you will see that Heart of the Hills Inn is: LUXURY4LESS in Eureka Springs.
• our guest comments say it best so consider staying with us and get more value for your dollar
• as an added bonus if you plan to stay more that two nights, pay in advance by check or money order in full at the time of the reservation you are eligible for a 10% discount off the nightly room rate before taxes. Does not apply to pacages/specials or other offers.

Heart of the Hills Inn is very aware of the impact of higher gas prices and wants your vacation/getaway to Eureka Springs to be one of relaxation, refreshment and maybe some romance. So check out our web site and compare and you will find that Heart of the Hills Inn is: LUXURY4LESS.

Heart of the Hills Inn & Cottage was awarded Best Specials Offered for 2012. Pamela Lanier BB offered the opportunity to vote for the Best Specials Offered on her web site and we won that award for 2012. Having received the greatest number of votes out of 8,500 properties.

She just could not resist singing the praises of Heart of the Hills Inn in Eureka Springs after her stay here. The private entrances, private decks/porch and breakfast delivered en-suite or al fresco on your deck or porch. What are you waiting for? Check out the 2012 special based on 3-5 day stays and the Guest Rewards Program in place. We truly are: LUXURY4LESS in Eureka Springs.

Thinking about when you need to seek some relaxation, refreshment or find/renew romance in your life in 2012? Consider booking now Heart of the Hills Inn for that getaway. Space is limited so don’t miss out on a premier B&B in Eureka Springs by not booking early.

Where will you be when the clock stikes midnight? Party safely and be responsible and have fun.

Two Days ( today and tomorrow) ONLY ~ Check Out Heart of the Hills Inn Valentine’s Day Package That’s So Sweet for that special someone ! En-Suite Upon Arrival – Champagne, Sparkling Cider or Wine Paired an assortment of chocolate + Lunch At LOCAL FLAVOR ($30 dining certificate) + Dinner At Grand Tavern ($50 dining certificate) + Two 1-Hour Massages ! $599. Suite Of Choice – Subject To Availability!

Consider booking your suite now at Heart of the Hills Inn for 2012. Many weekends book early. 2011 was a record setting year for this inn and 2012 is starting out well.

May you have very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. For 2012 consider a getaway to Heart of the Hills Inn in Eureka Springs for some needed relaxation, refreshment and maybe some romance.

Bentonville, Arkansas

Until now, Bentonville, Arkansas, has been famous for one thing: it’s the home of big-box retailer Walmart. But Alice Walton, youngest heir to the empire, is using a large share of her wealth—estimated by Forbes at $21 billion—to transform the region into a world-class cultural destination. The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (479/418-5700), opened in November, is a showcase for Walton’s impressive collection—and an audacious gamble that a large-scale arts institution can thrive in the Ozarks.

To hedge her if-you-build-it-they-will-come bet, Walton hired architect Moshe Safdie to design the museum, set on 120 wooded acres just outside town. He created a series of gently curving pavilions hovering dramatically around and over ponds fed by natural springs. Walton also approached 21c Museum Hotels—which put Louisville, Kentucky, on the art-world map—about opening a property in town. (Designed by Deborah Berke, it’s due next January.) Her biggest investment may be the collection itself, bought at often eyebrow-raising prices and covering the full sweep of American art, from Colonial portraitists Gilbert Stuart and John Singleton Copley to 19th-century masters Winslow Homer and Thomas Eakins, with a splash of contemporary art (Andy Warhol; Roxy Paine; Jenny Holzer) thrown in.

The museum is already being touted by some as a countrified Guggenheim Bilbao—and Walton herself as a latter-day Morgan or Frick, digging deep into her pockets and dreaming big. This may be enough to attract culture seekers from around the country, if not the world. But there’s another enticement. In true Walmart spirit, they’re rolling back prices here, too: admission is free
Add a stay in Eureka Springs at Heart of the Hills Inn a luxury B&B to the trip and you will be smiling all the time.

Check out our web site home page for the newest video of Heart of the Hills Inn with Edith Piaf singing. Just another small way to display how great Heart of the Hills Inn is for relaxation, refreshment or maybe some romance. Nothing like a little French singing to get the romance twinkle in the eye.