Little Rock Hotels with Jacuzzi in room

If you eat at the restaurant, do yourself a favor and get the lamb—it was absolutely fantastic, the best we’ve ever had. The foyer and common areas are stately and elegant, truly fitting the name “Capital.” Our room was a bit on the smaller side, but it was spotless, the bed and bath were excellent, the TV worked perfectly, and we slept soundly with no noise at all.

This hotel is truly amazing, and we will definitely be returning.

From front desk agents to housekeeping, they were all so nice. To me, it says a lot when service is consistent with every department. I would highly recommend the hotel.

The only on-site parking available is valet, but is well worth it.

There’s complimentary coffee and tea in the lobby in the morning

Upon our arrival, we were greeted with a warm welcome and briefed about our reservation. We stayed in the Cook’s Cottage Suite. It was nice and private. It was too cold to fully enjoy the sun porch but it was still beautiful and I hope to return soon when its warmer. There is a full kitchen available. The living room is also extremely comfortable with a giant big comfy couch (that I did enjoy a short nap on moments after sitting down). There is also a washer/dryer included in the Cottage. The master suite was very cozy and comes with rear reading room that my wife and I held a short devotional together before bed. The 2nd room was also very cozy. I think my parents enjoyed that bed a little too much because after dinner, I never saw them again and only heard snores until the morning.

In between check-in and going to dinner that night. My wife and I sat in the mansion and spoke for several hours. I think it was around 4 or maybe 5 hours, just learning about the home. We hadn’t even ventured into the dining room, library, living room or upstairs or to the tower yet. We simply sat and talked in the drawing room until the sun went down. Coming from Los Angeles and the tumultuous fires, it was nice to find peace where we could. I just wish it were a little warmer to have went and sat in the zen garden to meditate and reflect on life.

Going back to what I said earlier about breakfast, that too was phenomenal. Coupled with coffee, tea, OJ, and water we were given waffles, bacon and fresh fruit. My mouth is watering right now. Even after checking out, I had a few hours to kill before my next event and instead of exploring more of Little Rock, I wanted to learn more and more about the home.

That being said, I didn’t even visit the Carriage House. I hope to stay in the The Hemingway Spa Suite or The Majestic Spa Suite next time.

There is just so many things to talk about but I won’t spoil any stories or info tidbits. You have to spend a night here, even if only for one night (as Luther says). I highly recommend it. I hope to stay here much longer on my next visit.

As for location: the home is nearby a Walgreens and other restaurants and not far from downtown at all. There is also a fun escape room mansion nearby. There is a small parking lot/drive way and ample street parking as well.

The mansion itself exudes character and history, with every nook and cranny telling a story of times gone by. Keith and Antonio’s attention to detail in the restoration is absolutely impeccable, and it’s clear that they have poured their passion into preserving the mansion’s original charm.

Upon our arrival, we were delighted to find out that they had graciously upgraded our room to the carriage house. It was a beautiful and spacious retreat, perfect for celebrating my birthday. To top it off, they had thoughtfully arranged local pastries for us, adding an extra touch of warmth and hospitality.

Keith and Antonio’s knowledge of the mansion’s history was truly impressive. They took the time to give us a grand tour, sharing captivating stories and anecdotes along the way. It was fascinating to learn about the mansion’s past and the people who had once called it home.

Not only were they well-versed in the mansion’s history, but they were also incredibly knowledgeable about the city of Little Rock itself. They provided us with excellent recommendations for restaurants and attractions, ensuring that we had a memorable experience exploring the area.

One of the highlights of our stay was the delicious breakfast that Keith prepared each morning. We would eagerly gather on the veranda, enjoying the beautiful surroundings while savoring the mouthwatering dishes he crafted.

As we enjoyed our breakfast, Antonio would regale us with captivating stories from his illustrious career. His charisma and charm made for delightful company, and we found ourselves thoroughly entertained by his anecdotes.

Lastly, we cannot thank Keith and Antonio enough for welcoming our beloved pup into their home. It can be challenging to find pet-friendly accommodations, but they went above and beyond to provide a safe and secure fenced-in garden where our furry friend could roam freely. Their thoughtfulness and consideration made our stay even more special.

In conclusion, we wholeheartedly recommend Keith and Antonio’s charming Victorian mansion to anyone seeking a truly exceptional experience. Their genuine warmth, attention to detail, and passion for hospitality create an atmosphere that is both inviting and unforgettable. We are grateful for the memories we made during our stay and cannot wait to return to this hidden gem in Little Rock.
Pejy, Dwayne & Brooklyn