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The Arlington Resort Hotel
Historic 1924 grand hotel on Bathhouse Row β two thermal pools, elegant atmosphere, central location. Classic Hot Springs experience
Read reviews on TripAdvisor βThe Waters Hotel
Boutique hotel with thermal spa β beautiful design, modern amenities, excellent location near downtown and park
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Lakefront Embassy Suites on Lake Hamilton β beautiful water views, indoor pool, free breakfast and evening reception
Read reviews on TripAdvisor βHoliday Inn Hot Springs
Reliable hotel in Hot Springs β pool, restaurant, good location near the park and downtown attractions
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Area map β recommended towns to stay near Hot Springs National Park
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π Drive Times to Park Entrances
| Stay Area | Nearest Entrance | Distance | Drive Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hot Springs, AR (downtown) | Bathhouse Row Visitor Center | 0 mi | Walkable |
| Hot Springs Village, AR | Bathhouse Row | 10 mi | 15 min |
| Benton, AR | Bathhouse Row | 35 mi | 40 min |
| Little Rock, AR | Bathhouse Row | 55 mi | 1h |
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About Hot Springs National Park
Hot Springs is America's smallest national park and one of the oldest protected areas β established in 1832, decades before Yellowstone. The park preserves 47 hot springs that flow at 143Β°F from the Ouachita Mountains. The famous Bathhouse Row features eight grand Victorian bathhouses where visitors have bathed since the 1800s.
Top Highlights
- βBathhouse Row β eight historic bathhouses on Central Avenue, some still operating
- βFordyce Bathhouse β grandest of all, now the visitor center with original fittings
- βBuckstaff Bathhouse β still operating, bathe in thermal waters like 1912
- βHot Springs Mountain Tower β panoramic views of Ouachita Mountains and the city
- βGarvan Woodland Gardens β stunning botanical garden near the park
- βThermal water drinking fountains β free hot spring water throughout downtown
Best Time to Visit
Year-round β the bathhouses operate all year. Spring and fall are best for hiking on park trails. Summer is warm and humid. The park is in the middle of Hot Springs city β easy access always.
π‘ Insider Tip
Hot Springs is unique β the park runs right through a city. Stay in downtown Hot Springs for the full experience. The Quapaw Bathhouse is the most modern spa option; Buckstaff is the most traditional. Book bathhouse visits in advance.
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