The Inn at Bella Vista

The inn was built around a 19th century flour mill and features a lovely courtyard and creek surrounding the old mill wheel. Staff were friendly and helpful. The lobby area is attractive and welcoming (my husband was a big fan of the guest cookies) but some sections of the exterior could use a touch of paint or polish. Our king room was fairly standard but the bed was comfortable. While not lavish, the continental breakfast buffet (cereals, pastries, breads, fruit, coffee, tea, juice) was nicely presented. Our king room was fairly standard but the bed was comfortable.

A step back to the 70’s! The Inn is well maintained and in a gorgeous setting. Beds are comfortable and our host Beverly is the sweetest. We really enjoyed talking with her and a bonus…her breakfasts are fantastic! Watching the wildlife, especially the deer, was extremely enjoying. I highly recommend a stay if you’re in the area.

This is the second time my husband and I have stayed at the Inn at Bella Vista. First time we stayed in the lovely Blue Room and this visit we stayed in the roomy Deluxe Queen Rose room! It was fabulous! The views are amazing and peaceful and watching the birds was the highlight of the room! So comfortable and warm. But the BEST thing about the Inn is the innkeeper, Beverly and her assistant Melanie. Both of them are the best hosts and my oh my can they cook!! The breakfasts were out of this world delicious and the coffee such a great wake me up! They are both so authentically friendly and we felt like family staying there. We hated to leave and are hoping that our future holds another visit to this lovely Inn! Thanks so much Bev and Melanie!!

The quaint Bed and Breakfast was the perfect getaway. Though we had some attractions to see we enjoyed just hanging out around the pool and taking in nature around us. Every morning we woke to the sounds of nature and had 3 to 6 deer in the back yard. The owner and staff were great and provided a delicious breakfast every morning. They were full of information on the area and advice for navigating around. We had the Rose Room and loved it. Felt like we were in a tree house. The mid century Frank Lloyd Wright architecture was a neat change from our traditional style. We would recommend to anyone.

We stayed two nights this month while we caught up with friends and visited Crystal Bridges and nearby Bentonville. We were in the large master bedroom which had a private patio. The room was clean and very comfortable and it reminded me so much of staying at the home of old friends. That "home" feeling was exactly what we needed and wanted in a bed and breakfast. And speaking of breakfast, the morning breakfasts were outstanding! Beverly and her assistant innkeeper, Melanie, were so warm and helpful. We enjoyed watching the deer and the birds in the early evening. I would highly recommend the Inn for a quiet, restful stay.