1890 Williams House Inn has a Victorian flair with modern conveniences; your home away from home, nestled in the Ouachita Mountains. This premier Hot Springs, Arkansas inn offers a high level of comfort, privacy, and friendly service in an environment that reflects the quiet elegance of another era.
Breakfasts are served in the dining room for all of the guests except those staying in the Parlor Suite, Williams Suite and Turret Suite (where breakfasts are served at a cozy table for two in the sitting room portion of the suites). The dining room is very open, and gives the choice of eating together with other guests or privately at your own table. The breakfasts are gourmet quality and simply outstanding, be sure to try one of the muffin creations! You are also invited to complimentary coffee, hot chocolate, tea, spring water and the cookie jar.
Upstairs there is a collection of videos and books that you are welcomed to use. Enjoy a lazy afternoon, reading on one of the verandas relaxing in an atmosphere you just can’t get at a hotel. 1890 Williams House Inn reflects the quiet elegance of an earlier time. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, 1890 Williams House Inn is masterfully constructed and this historic-district jewel showcases beautiful woodwork, stained glass and architectural detail.
Comfort and hospitality are two of the most important things when traveling. Comfy beds, nice people, and gourmet quality food can make or break a trip. When you go to their Hot Springs, Arkansas inn, prepare to be enraptured with your entire experience.
Phone reservations: 9:30 am and 8:30 pm daily.
Check-in: 3:30-6:00 pm.
Early check-in is not available.
The Main House has 6,500 sq. feet of elegance & charm with six extra large guest rooms and the Carriage House has 2,000 sq ft and three extra large guest rooms. Accommodations include TV/VCR/DVD, two-person jetted tubs, coffee pot, microwave, small fridge, stereo CD player and WiFi in the common areas. Complimentary bottled water, and cookies complete your stay.
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