Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Hot Springs, AR

4307 Central Avenue, Hot Springs AR 71913,

Reservations: +1 (800) 830-5222 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (501) 525-2225 Fax: +1 (501) 525-3257

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Relax at our Hotel near Magic Springs, Crystal Falls, and Bathhouse Row

Business and leisure travelers alike are sure to be enthralled by attractions surrounding our hotel's location in Hot Springs. With downtown less than five minutes away, Lake Hamilton right at your fingertips, gracious hotel amenities, and impeccable service, the Country Inn & Suites is number one for hotels in Hot Springs. We're also convenient to restaurants, shopping and Oaklawn Race Track. And if you're looking for a hotel near Magic Springs or Crystal Falls amusement park, the Country Inn & Suites is the ideal choice.

Nearby attractions:

Bathhouse Row (4.5 miles)
Visit Bathhouse Row and learn about the spa craze of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Phone: +1 (501) 321-2027
Garvan Woodland Gardens (8.0 miles)
For a relaxing, scenic experience during your Hot Springs vacation, be sure to visit the Garvan Woodland Gardens.
Phone: +1 (800) 366-4664
Historic Downtown Hot Springs (4.5 miles)
Historic downtown Hot Springs features shopping, attractions, restaurants and more.
Phone: +1 (501) 321-2835
Lake Hamilton (3.0 miles)
For skiing, boating, swimming, fishing and other water recreation, visit Lake Hamilton, just miles from our Hot Springs lodging.
Magic Springs & Crystal Falls (11.0 miles)
With thrill rides, coasters, family rides, kid's rides, shows, concerts and more, the fun never ends at this attraction.
Phone: +1 (501) 624-0100
Oaklawn Race Track (2.6 miles)
This exciting attraction features horse races, restaurants, souvenirs and more.
Phone: +1 (501) 623-4411

About Hot Springs

The "Valley of the Vapors," as it was known when first discovered by Hernando de Soto, was a popular destination long before Americans settled here. Travelers stopped to bathe in steaming springs naturally heated to 147 degrees and rumored to have magical healing powers. The city of Hot Springs, Arkansas, sprang up to service the growing number of visitors to the springs and the surrounding area. It became the first federally protected lands in our nation's history - later named Hot Springs National Park. The Downtown Historic District and famed Bathhouse Row wind through the center of the park, offering a look at the city's colorful history and the technology of early 20th-century bathing establishments. Surrounded by mountains, forests and hiking trails, the area presents endless opportunities for sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts year-round. Summer months shine with vacationers being treated to the five lakes of Arkansas's Diamond Lakes Region and the state's #1 tourist attraction - Magic Springs Theme Park. Not to be outdone, winter ushers in another season of excitement and thrills at Oaklawn Park, where the country's finest thoroughbred horses have run since 1905.

Did you know?

Creativity blooms in Hot Springs! The 'City of the Arts' is recognized as one of the '100 Best Art Towns in America' and one of USA Today's '10 Great Places for Big-City Art, Small-Town Feel.' The city's Arts District is appropriately housed in Victorian-era buildings opposite famed Bathhouse Row. A Friday night 'Gallery Walk' occurs monthly, presenting an opportunity to visit all the galleries while enjoying an evening stroll through Historic Downtown Hot Springs.