The Happy Hollow is a Vibrant, Art Deco Motor Court 

Stay at the Happy Hollow and take a free water bottle to taste the fresh spring water.  

Located in the heart of Hot Springs, Arkansas, the Happy Hollow holds a rich historical legacy. Originally part of the famed McLeod’s Amusement Park, a bustling tourist destination from the late 19th to mid-20th centuries, the property has been home to numerous attractions including a photo studio, a shooting gallery, a zoo, and a store for souvenirs. 

In 2014 the property was acquired, meticulously remodeled, and reopened in 2015, preserving its retro charm while offering contemporary comforts.  

Celebrating 10 years in business, this locally owned and operated establishment boasts on-site management, ensuring fast, friendly service, and personal attention to detail. Surrounded by the serene beauty of Hot Springs National Park, guests enjoy direct access to hiking trails and are mere steps away from the celebrated Happy Hollow Spring, renowned for its pristine water. How close exactly is the Happy Hollow?  

  • National Park Hiking Trails (Fountain Trail is literally across the street) 
  • Happy Hollow Cold Spring 400 feet 
  • Grand Promenade Entrance 500 feet 
  • Downtown shopping and dining 1,500 feet 
  • Bathhouse Row 2,000 feet 

Once a vibrant art deco motor court, the Happy Hollow now offers updated, non-smoking rooms, free parking for guests, and is proudly pet-friendly without 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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