With its beautiful national and state parks, gardens, and outdoor activities, Hot Springs is the perfect destination for a spring getaway. The spring bulbs are blooming, and the trees and bushes are budding out, making this one of the most beautiful times of the year to visit.  Here are some tips to help you plan your perfect escape: Hot Springs National Park Hot Springs National Park is a unique place to visit, as it is home to the natural hot springs that have been drawing visitors since the early 19th century. With its natural beauty, outdoor activities and therapeutic baths, Hot Spr ..read more

We’ve been named one of the “Most Romantic Hot Springs Getaways in Arkansas!”  Come see why and celebrate your valentine with our Romance Package during the month of February!  We can help take all the hassle out of planning your romantic getaway.  Our Romance Package includes:  two nights in the room of your choice breakfast at Tiffany’s each morning a fresh bouquet of flowers, sparkling cider, and a box of assorted chocolates $50 gift certificate to Via Roma Italian Restaurant Hot Springs also has some fun events planned throughout February:   “Of Mice and Men ..read more

Arkansas is known to be a winter home for bald eagles.  If you enjoy watching these regal birds, DeGray Lake Resort State Park is one of your best viewing spots.  Are you ready for an extraordinary weekend filled with bald eagles, live falconry hunts, and the warm hospitality of Tiffany’s Bed and Breakfast? Mark your calendars for the Eagles Et Cetera event on January 26-28, 2024, at DeGray Lake State Park. Here’s a sneak peek at what awaits you and why Tiffany’s is the perfect choice for your stay. Eagles Et Cetera Highlights: Eagle Watch Tours: Embark on a boat tour led by a Stat ..read more

Writers seeking a winter retreat are invited to visit Tiffany’s Bed and Breakfast. Our small boutique property just outside of Hot Springs is committed to providing affordable writing retreats for wordsmiths to pursue their craft.  Each of our three guest rooms offers a writing area, Wi-Fi, multiple power strips and a mini-fridge to store snacks and cold drinks. In addition, a delicious home-cooked breakfast at Tiffany’s is served in the dining area each morning and coffee and tea are available throughout the day. If desired, dinner arrangements can be made directly with the innkeeper ..read more

When the calendar flips to September, we all start thinking about cooler weather, pumpkin spice, and fall colors.  It’s also a great time to plan a Hot Springs fall getaway!   Did you know that only a few regions in the Northern Hemisphere enjoy brilliant fall foliage like Arkansas?  While it’s never easy to predict such things, the best fall foliage in our area usually happens in early to mid-November.  There are numerous places to view the foliage, so we’ll share a few of our favorites. The Hot Springs Mountain Tower has 360-degree views of Hot Springs National Park an ..read more

The thermal waters have been attracting visitors to Hot Springs, AR, for hundreds of years.  Native Americans believed in their healing properties, and Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto visited in 1541.  In 1832, Hot Springs Reservation was created by the US Congress to protect the 47 thermal springs, and in 1921, it was officially designated as Hot Springs National Park.  Hot Springs quickly became known as the country’s first resort town inside a national park.  Fast forward to modern day, and visitors still enjoy the thermal waters of Hot Springs National Park, even tho ..read more

Want to cool off with a cold, sweet treat in Hot Springs?  While there is no “official” ice cream trail in Hot Springs, we think there ought to be, so here’s the scoop: Our trail starts at Kringles and Kones, 115A Central Ave.  They serve real soft serve ice cream and world famous Danish kringles.  Don’t know what a kringle is?  You MUST try one!  A kringle is an oval-shaped pastry made with layers and layers of buttery  dough.  They can be filled with your choice of nuts, fruits, cheeses and custard, and are a perfect sweet treat to go along with a dipped c ..read more

The 4th of July is just around the corner, and there’s no better place to celebrate than in beautiful Hot Springs, Arkansas. Known for its scenic landscapes, vibrant culture, and rich history, Hot Springs offers a plethora of activities and events to make your Independence Day truly unforgettable. And what better way to complement your experience than by staying at Tiffany’s Bed and Breakfast? Let’s dive into the exciting festivities and explore why Hot Springs and Tiffany’s Bed and Breakfast are the perfect combination for an incredible holiday retreat. 5.  Chris Janson at Oaklawn:  ..read more

Getting outdoors and enjoying an activity with family or friends has dramatically increased the number of new anglers in the U.S.  Many of us are looking for a stress-free activity to help us relax and unwind.  With 4 lakes in our immediate area, Tiffany’s Bed and Breakfast is the perfect spot to enjoy a fishing vacation near Hot Springs, AR.   Here are five things to know about fishing in Hot Springs: The $100,000 Hot Springs Fishing Challenge is back!  From now until July 31, 2023, catch a tagged fish on Lake Hamilton or Lake Catherine, and collect from $500 to $20,000 ..read more

Hot Springs, Arkansas has a rich history, from its natural hot springs to its connections to organized crime.  History buffs who stay at Tiffany’s Bed and Breakfast will find many fascinating aspects of the city’s past to explore.  Here are our top 5 places to visit: Hot Springs National Park:  Hot Springs National Park is the oldest national park in the United States, and it is located in the heart of Hot Springs.  In 1832, President Andrew Jackson signed the first law in history to preserve land for recreational purposes, which became Hot Springs National Park.  Y ..read more