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Hotel Hale
Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Hotel Hale is the oldest standing bathhouse on Bathhouse Row, an 1892 building converted in 2019 into nine suites. Every room has a soaking tub fed with geothermal mineral water pumped from the Hot Springs. Eden restaurant sits under a skylight with a living wall. You bathe in the same water that made Hot Springs National Park, without leaving the room.
- 9 rooms
- Opened 2019
- Neighborhood: Bathhouse Row
- Rooms from 636 sq ft (59 m²)
About Hotel Hale
- The Hale Bathhouse, built 1892, is the oldest standing structure on Bathhouse Row.
- Geothermal mineral water is pumped into a soaking tub in each of the nine suites.
- The hotel opened in May 2019 after an adaptive reuse of the historic bathhouse.
- Entry-level rooms start at 636 sq ft (59 m²).
History
Hale Bathhouse was completed in 1892 on Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs National Park, the oldest surviving bathhouse on the row. It was leased and remodeled as Hotel Hale, a nine-suite boutique that opened in May 2019, keeping original marble, brick, and hardwood while adding mid-century modern rooms and Eden restaurant.
Amenities
- Wired internet connection with WiFi
- Morning coffee service
- Thermal spring water soaking tub
- Curated soap line
- Valet parking
- Free Wi-Fi for overnight guests, separate from public network
- Hard-wired internet connection in each room
- Many rooms with multiple USB ports
- Maid service upon request (door hanger by 10am)
- Valet service
- Early check-in offered based on availability
- Late check-out on request (charge may apply)
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