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Check-in begins after 4:00 PM, and check-out is required by 12:00 PM. You’ll receive a self-check-in keypad code before arrival for a smooth, contactless entry.
Yes. The primary guest must be 25 years or older and is required to stay at the property for the duration of the reservation. Exceptions may be considered with prior approval.
No. The person who books must be the one staying on the property. Reservations cannot be made for others.
Yes. Guests will receive a rental agreement and a guest list form that must be completed and signed before arrival.
Yes. A detailed House Manual is provided inside the unit with additional instructions and helpful information for your stay.
You will receive a unique keypad code before arrival. There is no front desk.
Yes. Share your unique experience in the guest book and leave us a 5-star review. We’ll take care of everything else.
Yes. All four first-floor units are ADA compliant. Please review our Accessibility Statement or contact us prior to booking so we can help ensure your needs are accommodated.
Policies & Property Guidelines
Full Refund: You may cancel your reservation at any time up to 7 days prior to your check-in date for 100% refund.
Partial Refund: Get back 50% of every night but the first one. No refund of the first night or the service fee.
No. Pets are not permitted anywhere on the property.
To maintain a peaceful environment for all guests and neighbors, events, parties, and large gatherings are not permitted. In limited cases, the entire property may be reserved for a private event with prior owner approval.
Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM. Please keep noise to a minimum during this time out of respect for our neighbors.
No smoking anywhere on the property.
Only registered guests listed on the reservation are allowed on the property, for safety and liability reasons.
Violations may result in fees and/or removal from the property without refund.
On-Site Amenities
You’re staying in a National Historic Registry building—the Plunkett-Jarrell Grocer Co. Building—right in the heart of downtown Hot Springs. Each of the 11 individually designed suites is named after historic local hotels and bathhouses that no longer stand. Learn more about the property and local history..
Yes. Guests may enjoy shared common areas, including a game room and patio spaces. View a full list of property amenities.
Yes. Guests have access to private on-site parking, including indoor garage spaces for compact vehicles and adjacent lot parking for oversized vehicles
420 Eats is located just outside the building, offering a rotating lineup of food trucks with Mexican, Thai, Indian, hibachi, southern, and other casual cuisines, along with outdoor games and live music events on weekends. For snacks and refreshments, we offer vending machines in our garage area. The seasonal farmer’s market and wonderful restaurants are within a quick walk.
Location & Area
The property is located in downtown Hot Springs, just steps from Hot Springs Creek, the Greenway, and the historic district. Directions to our property can be found here.
Bathhouse Row, downtown restaurants and shops, Hot Springs Creek Greenway, and Hot Springs National Park are all just steps away. See our Area Guide for recommendations.
Bathhouse Row is the largest collection of early-20th-century bathhouses in the United States. Eight historic buildings (1911–1923) line Central Avenue. The Fordyce operates as a free museum, while Buckstaff and Quapaw offer thermal bathing experiences. Superior is now a brewery.
Yes. Historic bathhouses nearby offer authentic thermal bathing experiences, including Buckstaff Bathhouse and Quapaw Baths & Spa, both using the city’s natural mineral spring water.
Seasonally (Spring, Summer, Fall), a popular farmers market is approximately a one-minute walk from the property.
Several popular attractions are a short drive away, including Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort, Magic Springs Theme and Water Park, and nearby lakes such as Lake Hamilton and Lake Ouachita. Visit our Area Guide for for more details and recommendations.
Hot Springs National Park surrounds downtown. The Hot Springs Creek Greenway and the Grand Promenade behind Bathhouse Row give you immediate access to mountain trails. The Northwoods Trails system offers world-class mountain biking. You’re literally staying inside the first national park designated in the United States (1832, predating Yellowstone by 40 years). Find more details and activities in our Area Guide.