| The Park Hotel is located at the upper entrance to the National Park Grand Promenade, the infamous red brick path through the woodsy hills behind the world-renowned Bath House Row and the illustrious shopping and dining district of Hot Springs. Our location, chosen primarily for its serenity, provides our guests the opportunity to stroll downtown or hike the many trails that radiate from the Grand Promenade into the National Park. Such convenience greatly enhances the leisure of any vacation, and ensures the unique combination of nature and romance. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Park Hotel exemplifies the architectural brilliance of the 1920's and 1930's. Completed in 1929 and opened to the public in 1930, the Park Hotel is a mélange of Spanish Revival influences. Throughout its long and varied history, original architectural elements have been beautifully preserved, immediately evident upon entrance into the spectacular tiled lobby. |
| Our 1929 Elevator is still fully functional with an elevator operator! We have an automated elevator for the Guests. |
| The Park Hotel as it appeared in 1930 |
| The Grand Staircase leading up from the Lobby |
| These beautiful brass doors take you right into our spectacular lobby. |
| Harry S. Truman, our 33rd President, frequented the Park Hotel. His favorite room was 401, which is a standard corner room with an excellent view of the National Park and Grande Promenade. |
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| Some lovely ladies waitressing at the Hotel in 1941. Mrs. Ruth Clark (center) |
THE PARK HOTEL OF HOT SPRINGS |
