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Not sure about hotels but I do know that the town is very cool. Stopped in there on my honeymoon a few years ago. If you have time you should swing into the original bathhouse on the main drag. My wife and I did one of the spa type packages and it was interesting to say the least. But it was very refreshing and very reasonably priced. And since your on the bike I'm sure a relaxing time in a spa for a few hours doesn't sound like a bad idea. It uses the hot mineral water from the springs to feed the bathhouse. Very very cool.
The Arlington down town is very biker friendly. And they have a nice bar and front porch. I love that little town. Beware though, it is a historic hotel and while the rooms are nice, it is not as modern as other hotels in the area.
Been there many times. We always stay at the Arlington Hotel. It is old, rooms are not fancy, is expensive ($120 night) and only has one of those expensive foo-foo restuarants in it (that we dont eat at).
So why do we stay there? It has a great location just across from the national park, is right next to bathhouse row, has a great covered porch to sit on and enjoy the evening with your smoke and beverage of choice, has covered parking (there is a extra charge for this). Has a nice restuarant/bar about 3 blocks away called Fat Jacks Oyster Bar that has live music upstairs.
Most importantly for us is that it has mineral water baths on the 3rd floor that we like to get after a full day of riding.
I don't know if there is one there, but Harley-Davidson has a partnership with Best Western. You might want to check them out. I use them exclusively whenever possible.
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