Heartstone Inn, Eureka Springs

Exceptional

Best of the best.

Liked: Cheri and Rick are amazing hosts and the food and facilities are the best in Eureka for B&B.
Disliked: We couldn't stay longer.

Great place and great hosts.

Liked: Breakfast was fantastic, service and conversation was pleasant.
Disliked: There was nothing I didn't like.

Great people, location, and accommodations.

Liked: Hospitality was excellent, accommodations were great and the food was delicious. Rick and Cheri were very helpful in discussing several options in the area, We highly recommend other travelers to stay there.
Disliked: Nothing, really. I would say you pay for what you get. The price was commensurate with what we received. Location was next to a trolley stop and in an area that was quiet. Bird sanctuary in the back was a bonus.

Casual Elegance

Liked: My husband and I came to Eureka Springs to see the Passion Play. I would describe the atmosphere at Heartstone Inn as casual elegance. The Victorian Suite was clean, spacious and comfortable. The bed was soft just as we like it. We appreciated having a small refrigerator in the room. We especially enjoyed watching the hummingbirds and squirrels while sitting under a beautiful canopy of trees on the back patio. The breakfast was FABULOUS. Breakfast was served in individual ramekins with a baked good, fruit, juices and coffee. The Southwestern Quiche, the French Toast with fruit compote and Rick's poppy seed bread were breakfast standouts. The afternoon cookies and lemonade served on the back patio were an unexpected treat. Even the water tasted good. Cheri and Rick were warm and gracious hosts. They have set the bar of expectations high. Should we return to Eureka Springs in the future, we would stay at the Heartsone Inn again. Thank you Cheri and Rick for a job well done.
Disliked: I have no complaints about the Heartstone Inn. When planning a trip to Eureka Springs, be aware that restaurants do not stay open late. There are nice restaurants in Eureka Springs and some require reservations. Plan ahead. We ended up eating at a small restaurant called Myrtie Mae's. It's not fancy fare but delicious. This is somewhere you can take your children. Try their cinnamon roll. We also had dinner on the Eureka Springs and North Arkansas Railroad.