Stay Happy at The Happy Hollow 

Happy Hollow sticker adapted from a vintage 1960s postcard. 

The Happy Hollow, a beautifully restored 1950s-era motor court in the heart of downtown Hot Springs, welcomes visitors looking for the perfect blend of comfort, nostalgia, and adventure. 

Offering a unique alternative to modern hotels, this mid-century hotel provides 18 versatile rooms designed to accommodate family groups of all sizes.  

Ideally located for travelers of all kinds, the property places guests exactly where they want to be: 

Walkability: Just steps away from downtown shops, local restaurants, and the historic Bathhouse Row. 

Access: Located at the edge of Hot Springs National Park, guests are seconds away from world-class hiking trails and vibrant downtown life. 

Adventure: A short drive or bike ride leads to the renowned Northwoods Trails. To support the cycling community, a convenient bike repair station is located right on the property. 

Between graduation ceremonies, family reunions, and quick getaways, guests can relax on shared balconies, offering stunning views of the Hot Springs National Park. The motor court prioritizes modern traveler needs with free parking—a rarity in the downtown corridor—and a pet-friendly policy that ensures no family member is left behind. 

Whether travelling to toast a graduate or explore the Ouachita Mountains, The Happy Hollow offers the charm of the past with modern amenities. 

Mention this article 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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