The Happy Hollow Offers An Unforgettable Stay 

Named after its historic location, The Happy Hollow hotel is just a few steps away from one of the best cold water springs in town.  

Guests say it best. Here are some of the recent reviews highlighting how The Happy Hollow shines: 

~ Google Local Guide brandOWNage visited in early March 2024 after being disappointed in previous accommodations saying, “We absolutely adored this hotel! We were staying down the street and it wasn’t the most comfortable place so we bailed after a couple of days, looked around, and found this RIGHT down the street. We were so pleasantly surprised by the property, location, and super value and the office associate was one of the most hospitable people I’ve ever met!” 

~ “Happy Hollow is such a quaint little hotel. I had noticed it before when staying in Hot Springs and I saw that they had a room this trip and booked it. It’s a perfect little room for singles or a couple. Will definitely stay there again as the location to downtown and the bathhouses was amazing!” – James via Expedia on 3/18/24 

The Happy Hollow is a locally-owned hotel located close to the bustle of shopping and dining in downtown while tucked away in the forests of the Hot Springs National Park. Found at 231 Fountain Street, directly off Central Avenue, The Happy Hollow offers free parking for guests and is proudly pet-friendly sans fees or restrictions.  

Mention seeing this in The Springs Magazine for a 10% discount on your next visit. Visit www.happyhollowhotsprings.com or call 501-321-2230 to book your stay. 

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