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Eureka Springs, Arkansas - The 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa Perched high above the Victorian village of Eureka Springs, Arkansas -recognized by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as one of America's Dozen Distinctive Destinations- is the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa, a palatial structure and landmark hotel known widely as the “symbol of hospitality” for the State of Arkansas and Ozark Mountain region. Located in the Eureka Springs’ Historic District -home to more than 100 restored Victorian shops, restaurants and galleries- this Victorian hotel is surrounded by hundreds of Victorian cottages, ample green space and hidden trails that connect this tower of native limestone to the Downtown District. The Crescent has retained its 19th-century character: the 14-foot ceilings of the Crystal Ballroom, the elegant and hand-painted lobby, the upscale guest rooms, and the large verandas that allow guests to enjoy the fresh mountain air. Today for Eureka Springs lodging, the full-service Crescent Hotel features 76 rooms including luxury suites and cottages, hot tub and swimming pool, the New Moon Spa & Salon, the Crystal Dining Room, Sky Bar Gourmet Pizza with al fresco dining, concierge and bellman service, a resort activities coordinator, all surrounded by 15 acres of manicured show gardens and pristine woods with hiking and walking trails. The hotel also offers Daily Activity Programming including a Kids Kamp, Spa Fitness, History Tour, and Back Porch Social. |
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From Downtown Eureka Springs: Head north on N. Main Street, turn left onto Mountain Street, turn right onto Cliff Street, turn left onto German Alley, continue onto Howell Avenue, turn right onto Prospect Avenue, the Crescent Hotel & Spa will be on your right. From Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport (XNA): Exit airport, left on AR-264, left on N. Main Street, Right on W. Wallis Road, continue onto Champions Dr., slight right onto S. Pinnacle Hills Pkwy, at traffic circle 1st exit onto W. Pauline Whitaker Pkwy, left to merge onto I-49 North, exit 86 for US-62/AR-102, turn right onto US-62, follow US-62 for 35 miles, turn left onto Pivot Road, right onto Dairy Hollow Road, left on Grand Ave, right on Polk St., right onto Spring St., Spring St. turns left and becomes Hwy 62B, left onto Prospect Ave., Crescent Hotel & Spa will be on your right. |
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Hotel Rooms Cottages Crystal Dining Room Sky Bar Gourmet Pizza Crescent Confections Sunday Brunch Crescent Theatre Meeting Facilities Catering Services Wedding Packages New Moon Spa Concierge Services |
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Historic 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa |
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Near the University of Arkansas, your are in Hog Country. Statistics show that the most visited Eureka Springs attractions are those natural attractions along the Arkansas Art Trail like Beaver Lake, the White River, the Kings River, the not-too-far-away Buffalo River – National Park Region and the surrounding Ozark National Forest. Other natural attractions include Eureka’s 65 springs, urban hiking trails, numerous caves, high bluffs and deep “hollers.” Man-made attractions are pretty popular too. The Great Passion Play is the country’s most attended outdoor drama. Its Christ of the Ozarks statue is the tallest in the northern hemisphere. Add to that the magic of Intrigue theater and family music shows; architectural wonders like Thorncrown Chapel, 1886 Crescent Hotel and 1905 Basin Park Hotel ; a visual arts community that is consistently ranked in the top 25 in the nation (plus less than an hour away the world famous Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art ); highest per capita quality restaurants of any community in Arkansas; festivals galore; and you’ve got a little community of 2,200 that grows to 25,000 most weekends of the year. If you have any questions concerning these attractions, please contact our concierge who would be happy to assist you. |
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Located on 15 acres and great for exploring, The 1886 Crescent Hotel has several acres of manicured gardens and is surrounding by walking paths. The resort offers a grand spa, swimming pool, hot tub and evening entertainment to include the thrills of ghost tours and laughs of Crescent Theater. Trails – Our 15 acre site offers earthen trails, however most importantly we connect to city trails that include Cottage St, Crescent Grade Trail, Spring Garden Ave that can connect you downtown or for the more adventuresome can connect you to Lake Leatherwood. Mountain Biking – Bring the bike as the Crescent is on the Fat Tire Festival route as Crescent Grade Trail connects to Harmon Park from which you can head to Leatherwood or back into town via Spring Garden Trail (unpaved roadbed connecting Harmon Park to King St.). Walk the promenade – The Crescent Hotel is in the center of what was and remains today the Elite Neighborhood of Eureka Springs. A popular stroll includes a gentle walk through Crescent Park connecting to Spring Street, a visit to the intriguing Grotto Spring that takes you down the promenade past Eureka’s most prominent mansions including the Fuller, Floyd and Rosalie houses and to Crescent Spring where you then turn back towards the Crescent on Crescent Trail. A one mile walk packed with one of a kind sights. Harmon Park – Eureka’s Finest in-town park offers a wonderful playground for the kids, a well-developed Skate park, Eureka’s Bark park for our four legged friends and peaceful places for a rest on your hike or a peaceful picnic destination. Harmon Park is just down the hill from the hotel on Ellis Grade. Exploration – As much as the kids will enjoy roaming the halls of this one of a kind memory, so will parents enjoy learning the history of this Grand old Lady of the Ozarks. See what it is like to be a guest. History tours are most days at 10AM, self-guided explorations are available every day up until 10PM and famed ghost tours, taking you to “off-Limits” areas are nightly. Along the ground's, guests can stroll, sit and occasionally snuggle in a most romantic setting. Pool -The hotel offers a seasonal swimming pool and year round hot tub. History - On the hotel’s Fourth Floor is an ever growing collection of Archives. New to 2015 will include regular installations of the hotel’s expansive collection of historical assets. |