Eureka Springs lodging recommendations
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Best Western in town is real nice, secure bike parking and a huge pool. Close to the dealership. Didn't need the secure bike parking, just parked in front of our room. Great part of the world for riding, have fun.
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We have been to Eureka Springs on three bike trips. Have always stayed at Tall Pines Cabins. In town with Trolley pick-up to downtown right out front and a block to the Rowdy Beaver bar and restaurant that has great food. The owners are great and they have cabins for two that are nice and cozy. Showers are not very big but are doable!!! Always quiet and peaceful there. They have fire pits also to sit around and have a ****-tail or two.
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For the past 8 years we've stayed at Country Mountain Inn for our base camp for a few days before heading to Fayetteville for Bikes Blues n BBQ. Firepit to chill after a day of riding or hang outside of room with the group.
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I liked the riders rest. Covered bike parking in front of rooms. Not a fancy place, no pool or such. But on bike trips, I am there to ride. East side of town as you come in on hwy whatever.
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We stayed there 10 years ago. The Tiki Bar was cool at night for chilling. Place is permanently closed now.
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We were there on on our way to Sturgis in 2016, we took a Southern detour. It was hot, the pool was wonderful after a long day riding. Keep that in mind, depending on what time of year you go.
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Been there twice and we like old historic Hotels so we stayed at The New Orleans the first time. The wife and I liked but her parents went with us on that trip and the fact that the Hotel did not have an elevator was a bit of an issue for my father in=law who could not climb the stairs. We sat him in a chair and had to carry him up and down. The only other issue is lack of parking downtown, I wouldn't want to stay here with the bike because the parking is a block away and you can't keep an eye on it.
The second time we stayed at The Crescent Hotel another old historic Hotel. They are just outside of the downtown area so parking is not an issue, elevators work just fine if you need them and the restaurant is probably the best in town. The issue we had was the mattress was worse than any we have found. The one thing you really need a hotel for is a good nights sleep and when they cheap out on the mattress it ruins the whole deal.
We ate at the Best Western and the food was pretty good. I think this would be my first choice if we were on the bike. Everything in this town is on the side of a hill and this place had one of the few flatter areas for parking.
The second time we stayed at The Crescent Hotel another old historic Hotel. They are just outside of the downtown area so parking is not an issue, elevators work just fine if you need them and the restaurant is probably the best in town. The issue we had was the mattress was worse than any we have found. The one thing you really need a hotel for is a good nights sleep and when they cheap out on the mattress it ruins the whole deal.
We ate at the Best Western and the food was pretty good. I think this would be my first choice if we were on the bike. Everything in this town is on the side of a hill and this place had one of the few flatter areas for parking.