Drive, Bike, or Walk from the Happy Hollow in Hot Springs 

The Happy Hollow offers unique amenities – a bike cleaning station and a crystal washing basin.  

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.  

DRIVE to one of hundreds of scenic locations around Hot Springs. The Happy Hollow is located within driving distance to beautiful local parks, the LOViT system, Iron Mountain Trail, and Womble Trail.  

BIKE to the famed Northwoods Trail System, Cedar Glades, and the Hot Springs Greenway Trail. Ride through downtown and loop the famous Whittington Park and sample yet another of Hot Springs’ pristine natural drinking fountains.  

WALK to countless hot spots in downtown Hot Springs. National Park Hiking Trails literally begin across from the free parking lot. Happy Hollow cold spring is 400 feet away, the Grand Promenade entrance is a mere 500 feet away, and Historic Bathhouse Row is only 2,000 feet from the front door.  

REST at the Happy Hollow. Located at 231 Fountain Street in Downtown Hot Springs, a side street nestled between historic architecture and a National Park. 

With its convenient location in downtown Hot Springs, Happy Hollow is the perfect spot for all outdoor enthusiasts. 

Mention seeing this article 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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