Village Inn Centrally Located Near Area Attractions

The Village Inn ambience extends a warm welcome to guests and tourists. Owner John Lee, refers to his hotel as a central location with quick access to many family friendly attractions as well as adult sports such as golf, pickleball, and tennis. Hot Springs Village has many recreational sports and the surrounding area is home to beautiful Lake Ouachita, the crystal mines, and the Ouachita National Forest.

The friendly and knowledgeable staff at the Inn can assist in choosing and booking your choice from 9 of the top golf courses in the state. Centrally located, this hotel is a short driving distance from several of the most visited attractions in Arkansas. There is always more to explore anytime you visit the area.

Dig for crystals, cruise the lake for eagle sightings, and enjoy the local flavor in any of the Village restaurants or home-style and specialty cafes. Lee and his staff welcome visitors to the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival in celebration of the art of filmmaking.

Located directly across from the largest gated community in the United States, the Inn is north of Hot Springs National Park, at 4429 Hwy 7 North, Hot Springs Village. For information about the lakes, mountains, and nearby attractions, contact John Lee at 501-922-9600, or visit www.hotspringsvillageinn.net.

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