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Best Western Inn of the Ozarks
207 W Van Buren, Eureka Springs, Arkansas 72632-3648Phone: 479/253-9768 | Fax: 479/253-9768
This full-service Eureka Springs, Arkansas hotel is ideal for conventions, weddings, reunions and more!
Nestled into the beauty of Arkansas' Ozark Mountains, the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks offers the perfect relaxing getaway for every guest. The full-service Eureka Springs hotel offers 122 well-appointed guest rooms and suites, each featuring cable satellite television with HBO and high-speed Internet access. The award winning and local favorite restaurant, Myrtie Mae's, is conveniently located onsite. Other superior hotel amenities include an outdoor heated swimming pool, a spa, tennis courts, miniature golf course, business center and meeting/banquet facilities accommodating up to 1000 people. Pets are welcome!
Historic Eureka Springs has an abundance of attractions and activities for guests to enjoy. Spend an afternoon at the Queen Anne Mansion or taking a tour of the Abundant Memories Heritage Village. Go exploring at Pivot Rock and the Onyx Cave. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the variety of activities nearby including hiking, golf, boating, sailing, horseback riding and kayaking. Traveling on business? The headquarters for Wal-Mart, J.B. Hunt and Tyson are only 45 minutes away. Eureka proudly hosts many events and festivals throughout the year including the Pine Mountain Jamboree and the Ozark Mountain Hoedown.
Make a reservation today and save at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks!
Local Events Worth Considering:
August 2010
at the Altus City Park.
At Burns Park in Little Rock.
September 2010
at Eureka Springs in Springfield.
County fair with homemaking exhibits, lots of livestock, carnival, food, "Strutt your Mutt" dog show, youth talent, fair queen. In Clinton.
Gathering of both Native and non-Native Americans meeting to dance, socialize, and honor the Native American culture. In Conway.
Hundreds of vintage classics compete for prizes and trophies. Includes show with parade.
A safe, fun and family-friendly motorcycle rally and are dedicated to providing funding to local charities. in Fayetteville.
See and hear the best fiddlers compete for bragging rights in Senior, Junior and Open Divisions. In Mountain View.
Horse and cattle show, demolition derby, carnival, exhibits, vendors, goat and swine shows, rodeo, and bull ride. In Searcy.
A family-oriented event featuring entertainment, craft booths, kids’ activities, and contests. In Sherwood.
At Burns Park in Little Rock.
at the Arkansas Repetory Theatre, in Little Rock.
Arkansas vs. Louisiana - Monroe in Little Rock.
A free self-guided driving tour of the private working studios of area artists and crafts artisans located within 30 miles of the courthouse square in Mountain View.
October 2010
Over 4,000 runners from across the country competing in amateur, collegiate, high school and junior high races. In Fayetteville.
At Burns Park in Little Rock.
At Burns Park in Little Rock.
In Little Rock.
Blue Ribbon Fun with live entertainment, livestock shows, rides and food. In Little Rock.
November 2010
Vendors from all over Arkansas and surrounding states display only hand-crafted items for sale. In Russellville.
Arkansas vs. LSU in Little Rock.
An all acoustic bluegrass with ten performers scheduled throughout the three days.
December 2010
Spadra Marina invites children of all ages to enjoy this spectacular display of lighted boats parading down the Arkansas River. In Clarksville.
Watch as thousands of people line Main Street to see all the entertainment from dancers to car clubs.
Showcases contemporary works by artists from Arkansas and its six bordering states. In Little Rock.
January 2011
Largest indoor auto show in Arkansas. Hot rods, street rods, marquis cars, entertainment. In Little Rock.
May 2011
Vertical race and fundraiser in the tallest building in the state. Hosted by the American Lung Association. In Little Rock.
