Stay at The Happy Hollow in Downtown Hot Springs 

Visit The Happy Hollow for a free vintage postcard sticker. 

The fall foliage is always stunning in Hot Springs National Park. Book your next stay nestled in the national forests surrounding downtown at The Happy Hollow, located at 231 Fountain Street in downtown. 

The Happy Hollow is a small, locally-owned motor court with a retro charm, modern amenities, and a fantastic location within walking distance to some of the best attractions in Hot Springs.  

Enjoy free parking for guests and no fees or restrictions for your pets. Mention seeing this in The Springs Magazine for a 10% discount on your next visit. 

How close is The Happy Hollow?  

  • National Park Hiking Trails (Fountain Trail is directly across the street)
  • Happy Hollow Cold Spring Filling Station (complementary bottle included) – 400 feet 
  • Grand Promenade Entrance – 500 feet 
  • Downtown Shopping and Dining – 1,500 feet 
  • Bathhouse Row – 2,000 feet 
  • Hot Springs Mountain Tower access road – 215 feet 

Visit HappyHollowHotSprings.com or call 501-321-2230 to book your stay. 

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