The Majestic

One-Bedroom Suite
Spacious living area with exposed brick and oversized windows in downtown Hot Springs
Open-concept loft living space with exposed brick and modern kitchen in Hot Springs
Natural light-filled living space inside a restored Hot Springs building
Open-concept living area with modern kitchen island in downtown Hot Springs lodging
Fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances and quartz countertops
Downtown Hot Springs loft kitchen blending modern finishes with historic structure
Modern kitchen with island seating inside a historic downtown Hot Springs building
Modern kitchen with island seating inside a historic downtown Hot Springs building
Bistro seating by original brick wall and large window in downtown Hot Spring
Primary bedroom with king bed, exposed brick, and natural light
Bedroom view with ensuite bathroom
Bedroom with brick accent wall and ensuite bathroom access
Contemporary bathroom with double vanity and subway tile shower
Walk-in shower with white subway tile and matte black fixtures
In-unit washer and dryer inside a modern downtown Hot Springs accommodation
Industrial-style entry with historic SMT Lines wall art in downtown Hot Springs
Brick-walled foyer with historic Hot Springs photography and leather seating
About The Majestic

Huge corner windows wrap the living space and fill The Majestic with natural light throughout the day. This one-bedroom suite is almost 1,300 square feet, with a king bedroom and an expansive living area that opens to a kitchen with plenty of counter space and bar seating. The oversized couch and seating areas feel made for lingering while you enjoy views of Hot Springs Creek.

Suite Highlights
  • King Bed
  • Walk-in Shower
  • Full Kitchen
  • In-unit Washer & Dryer
  • 65″ Smart TV
  • Hot Springs Creek View
  • Second Floor
  • Max 3 Guests

Why We Call It The Majestic

Named after the Majestic Hotel, built in 1902 and expanded in 1926, a favorite destination for Major League baseball teams including the Boston Red Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates. Babe Ruth reportedly considered The Majestic his favorite place to stay. The hotel survived until 2014 when fire took it, and it was demolished in 2016. The Majestic name remembers a place where legends slept.

Enhance Your Stay

Chilled Champagne

Begin your getaway with a bottle of chilled champagne on arrival.

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