Our first stay in the 1890 Williams House was in March. The lovely owner, Lynda, made our stay a truly fantastic one. We stayed in the Parlor Suite which was beyond elegant. It had a separate sitting room with a large bay window where we were served breakfast every morning straight out of Bon Appetit! Each morning, Lynda was there to greet us and to suggest activities for us to do. She recommended Garvin Gardens which were absolutely beautiful that time of year. Each afternoon, we returned to share our experiences with Lynda and her staff. Our bedroom was luxurious with rich tapestries and sheets you'll never want to climb out of. The Jacuzzi was big enough for two and offered a very relaxing end to each day. Our next visit to 1890 Williams House was in June. We stayed in the Copper Cottage this time with a large walk-in shower and deep jacuzzi bath.in this room, we had our own mini-kitchen and separate sitting area as well. We enjoyed breakfast in the dining room overlooking the beautiful gardens and gazebo. The owner, Lynda, was there every morning with new suggestions about where to explore in Hot Springs. She even gave us a map showing an incredible hiking trail which led us past a waterfall and on to a serene lake. We were able to take the most amazing pictures on that trip which we shared with Lynda and the staff when we returned that afternoon. Before we left, we booked our next visit to the Inn for July.in July, we decided to bring our teenage daughter with us, so we stayed in the Carriage Suite. There are two bedrooms in this suite with a large bathroom, jacuzzi tub, and shower. There is also a large living area with couches and television. It was absolutely perfect. Lynda was welcoming to our family and made us feel like we had a home away from home. What a perfect family vacation we had in July. Lynda sent us up to the top of the mountain where there is a tower which overlooks the entire area of Hot Springs. At the top of the tower is a large display of the history of Hot Springs. Our daughter loved the experience of feeling the wind in her hair and looking over the city from that vantage point while my husband and I took in the exhibits of Hot Springs' past. We took our family picture that day which we are using for our Christmas cards this year. We will continue to return to the Williams House. It is a place of rest and relaxation, a place of welcoming friends, and home away from home for our family.
0 comments