盆地公園馬格努森大酒店(1905 Basin Park Hotel)

Great place to stay in Eureka! All of downtown Eureka Springs is within walking distance and they have a shuttle to get to other attractions in town!

Ok I get that this is a historic town but this hotel is old. Really old. They just keep adding more layers of brown paint on the walls. The TVS are old and you can't stream to them. The floors are uneven so Our door was crooked at the top and had a 2 inch gap. Carpet was old. Fixtures lighting furniture all needs to be thrown away. At $275 a night you'd think it was at least a Holiday Inn. Parking was at an offsite lot so you unload at the curb. We had 2 dogs so I had to stay with them while my husband had to go park the car and wait for free shuttle. Staff was very friendly and helpful! The game room was fun and the lounge was nice if you want expensive cocktails. Didn't go to the spa or use the hot tub. Not sure why this is called a 'resort' my guess is so they can charge the ' resort fee'. We didn't have the cont'l breakfast but used the $15 credit at a local coffee shop. Which is a smart partnership! Go there for breakfast! Awesome coffee fresh baked biscuits :) The locals go there. The location is what you're paying for $$. Probably won't go back

The Basin Park Hotel certainly has a lot of character and charm. Its location makes it a great spot to stay and browse the local shops and eateries.

Great hotel in the heart of downtown with lots of shops and restaurants within walking distance.

Wonderful old hotel, smack dab in the middle of downtown Eureka Springs. It's not perfect, but, still, I love this old lady. We've stayed here twice, and we plan on staying here again.

Location was perfectly nestled in the heart of historic downtown within walking distance to everything. Dinner on the balcony was great and room was nice with updated bathroom. We will go back!

Nice hotel with lots of history and a easy shuttle service. Walkable for shopping we loved the location. Staff was helpful and friendly.

We’ve stayed at this property several times. It’s the most centralized location. It’s an older building which is part of its charm but they could replace the caulking around the tub

We like to occasionally stay in this historic hotel, walk to restaurants, relax in pretty Eureka Springs. When we arrived they were testing the fire alarms throughout the building, excruciating noise every few seconds, all day. The desk clerk was non-committal about how much longer it would be happening, was pretty rude and unhelpful about it, and was finally convinced to move us to the sister hotel in a comparable room. As that was happening, the fire alarm tech came through and explained how they working and how much longer it likely would take. He was nice and seemed to know his job well. We chose to stay at Basin Park, take a walk until the testing finished, and it worked out fine. The hotel seemed to have no policies or compensation or vouchers in place to deal with the day-long issue, and although they knew the testing day a week in advance, we were not warned. The restaurant and spa was closed all day, but guests could unknowingly book a room. Weird. There were so many ways to communicate with us and warn us, but those were used continuously to try to sell us activities and spa services instead.