For All Arriving Guests 11/4 - 11/11: We had an event at the Crescent that knocked out the phone system. Repair will take up to 48 hours. We apologize for any inconvenience. Perched high above the Victorian Village of Eureka Springs, Arkansas is the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa, a palatial structure and landmark hotel known widely in the Ozark Mountains as the "symbol of hospitality" for the State of Arkansas.
An Icon for Eureka Springs lodging, the full-service Crescent Hotel features 72 rooms with upscale suites and 4 luxury cottages. Guests enjoy the resort activities, hot tub, swimming pool, New Moon Spa & Salon, Crystal Dining Room, SkyBar Gourmet Pizza, concierge and bellman service, and 15 acres of manicured gardens with hiking, biking, and walking trails that loop through the city and pass the city dog park, skate park, and city playground.
An Icon for Eureka Springs lodging, the full-service Crescent Hotel features 72 rooms with upscale suites and 4 luxury cottages. Guests enjoy the resort activities, hot tub, swimming pool, New Moon Spa & Salon, Crystal Dining Room, SkyBar Gourmet Pizza, concierge and bellman service, and 15 acres of manicured gardens with hiking, biking, and walking trails that loop through the city and pass the city dog park, skate park, and city playground.
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The guest rooms of the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa, the Symbol of Arkansas Hospitality, are the favorite choice of those who are in search of Eureka Springs lodging. This room famously housed Arkansas Governor Powell Clayton and served as an office/accommodation for the infamous Norman Baker. Walls are hand stenciled.
Formally home to Morris the cat (over 20 years), guests of the Crescent Hotel now the enjoy the frolicking fun of Jasper the cat. Our hotel residential cat is happy to welcome all trained and well behaved four legged friends (dogs and cats unless otherwise approved). Pet Fee is $35 per night / per pet.
Eureka Springs' Crescent Hotel offers many unique dining experiences, from casual dining to memorable events and celebrations happening every week.
Located in the mountaintop spa resort of 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa are a variety of dining options to include breakfast & dinner service in the Crystal Dining Restaurant, SkyBar Gourmet Pizza, Sunset View with Cocktails at Top of the Crest, and the elegant Crystal Ballroom for weddings and special events.
Located in the mountaintop spa resort of 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa are a variety of dining options to include breakfast & dinner service in the Crystal Dining Restaurant, SkyBar Gourmet Pizza, Sunset View with Cocktails at Top of the Crest, and the elegant Crystal Ballroom for weddings and special events.
The Crescent Hotel & Spa in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, an Historic Hotel of America. Widely recognized as the Symbol of Hospitality for the State of Arkansas, The Crescent Hotel is a Mountaintop Spa Resort, serving as the expert vendor for Mid-Week meetings of 10 -75 Attendees. Perched high above the Victorian Village of Eureka Springs, Arkansas the Hotel is a palatial structure known widely in the Ozark Mountains.
6pm-Dinner in the Crystal Ballroom of the Crescent Hotel followed by a Crescent Theatre production. 9:30am-Depart for Bentonville via Scenic Highway 62 (show a Eureka Springs or Crystal Bridges video on the coach). 6pm-Dinner in the Crystal Ballroom of the Crescent Hotel followed by a Crescent Theatre presentation.
Reviews (10)
A. Bee
Dec 31, 2021
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I went on the ghost tour back in 2017 and it was a super cool experience. Over Christmas this year my husband and I went back to stay and experience the hotel in its full glory.
We stayed in the governor’s suite. It’s a beautiful room featuring two rooms with amazing king sized beds, a wonderful parlor with an attached private balcony with rocking chairs. A wet bar with mini fridge and microwave.
Since pets are welcomed we brought our puppy along and he loved it as well. Enjoyed the balcony and exploring the grounds.
The staff where amazing and breakfast at the crystal dinning room was delicious
We stayed in the governor’s suite. It’s a beautiful room featuring two rooms with amazing king sized beds, a wonderful parlor with an attached private balcony with rocking chairs. A wet bar with mini fridge and microwave.
Since pets are welcomed we brought our puppy along and he loved it as well. Enjoyed the balcony and exploring the grounds.
The staff where amazing and breakfast at the crystal dinning room was delicious
Anthony Marolda
Dec 29, 2021
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For anyone that appreciates history the hotel is a magnificent representation of Victorian architecture. The inside of the hotel is well-kept and has an original charm that cannot be duplicated. The staff is genuinely friendly and will be happy to help you and accommodate you with any questions or needs. We stayed in room 202 and I must say we did have some strange occurrences with the lighting but that's for a different time. If you stay I recommend taking the expanded ghost tour it's a half an hour longer and much better than the basic tour. The only single issue I had with the hotel is that
Bob Watkins
Dec 28, 2021
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Josh Smucker
Dec 24, 2021
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Savannah Williams
Dec 23, 2021
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The room was much smaller than I expected. There was only 1 chair in the whole room. The top cover blanket had what looked like black dog hair on it. I did request a new one but never received it. The front desk employees were very friendly. I would definitely stay again though. Sadly we did not have an ghostly experiences in our room.
Kris McClarrinon
Dec 22, 2021
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We stayed here for one night and did a ghost tour. Everyone was very friendly. We ate at Skybar Pizza on the fourth floor. We had breakfast on the main floor. So much beauty to see on the grounds. My son loved the swimming pool. On a different note.. if you are an empath you will most likely a unique experience.
Allie Hudson
Dec 08, 2021
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Such a fun stay. I went on the ghost tour and booked a room. There is so much history in this building, it is absolutely beautiful. And the story behind the building, the ghosts and the architecture is an experience I truly enjoyed. I will definitely be back, gonna bring my brother with me to ghost hunt next time!
Marcy McReynolds
Nov 27, 2021
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We stayed here in November. Overall not impressed, especially for what is supposed to be upscale. Our room was plenty big, but there were only 2 beds and a couple of dressers. No place to sit except for the beds even though there was more than enough room for a couple of chairs and a small table. Sometimes there was no hot water for showering and the bath was very small and crowded. We ate in the dining room 3 times (mostly because we had a credit, a gimmick on the part of the hotel). The food was OK, although a limited menu. The service was acceptable 2 out of the 3 times. Tim was the 3rd server
Emily S.
Nov 14, 2021
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I love the Crescent, especially the activities Ghost Tour and history. One of the best bonus features of the hotel is the free shuttle service back and forth form downtown Eureka back to the Crescent. It’s a little pricey for the condition of the rooms, but the history and experience make up for it. If you’re looking for luxury, it’s not really the place to go, but if your looking for an amazing view, great history, and an all around great place to visit, check out the Crescent.
Caitlin Oshaughnessy
Oct 15, 2021
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Never have I ever had a hotel make me cry. As a returning guest my boyfriend pays a lot of money to rent out one of the most expensive cottages the hotel rents for multiple days every single year. All I wanted to do was buy a sweatshirt at the hotel which should have been a simple task especially since we like supporting the local community and establishment. Brooks however made such a simple task a very difficult one leaving me in tears. When we called Mary she seemed super understanding of our issue stating that what happened wasn’t acceptable. When we went to check out things were still so
