Welcome to Elmwood House where we invite you to enjoy the pleasures of yesteryear in our vintage lodging. Elmwood House sits regally at the top of Spring Street, which makes it conveniently located in the heart of downtown Eureka Springs. Whether you want to shop, dine, tour the galleries or stroll through historic Victorian neighborhoods, your first step is to stay close to it all…and that's at Elmwood House. We have private off-street parking for all of our guests, so park your car and enjoy Eureka Springs by walking or jumping on a trolley at either of 2 trolley stops close by.

Elmwood House was built to provide fine lodging for travelers over a century ago, and to this day continues to be one of Eureka Springs' premier inns. This unique three-story building, constructed by T. Elwood Clark in 1883, was one of the first brick structures built in Eureka Springs and has countered many devastating fires that plagued the city. With an appreciation for authenticity, the owners of the Elmwood House delight guests with the history of the building (there are even some photos of the building in its' early years). One of the features that has endured is the handsome red brick exterior, refurbished to enhance its original beauty. The brick was formed by local clay, and many clues to the original appearance of the Elmwood House are still intact, such as ornate railings, brass hinge plates, locks and doorbell.