How to Find Luxury Hotels in Fayetteville, Arkansas

The site of a Civil War battle, Fayetteville is located in northwest Arkansas. Lakes for fishing, mountains for hiking and sights for historical touring make Fayetteville a great tourist vacation spot. If you love football, the loyal fans of the Razorbacks, the local college football team, probably won't mind if you join in during your visit.

Things You'll Need

• Computer with Internet access for making reservations.

Instructions

See Fayetteville, Arkansas Attractions

1. Visit the Headquarters House Museum. Used as a headquarters by both the North and the South during the Civil War, it is referred to as the 'bloody corner' because of a battle fought on the front lawn.

2. See a wealth of wildflowers at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks on Highway 265. Enjoy a picnic lunch by the lake or test your tree-identification knowledge on a self-guided tour.

3. Taste home-grown Arkansas wine at one of five area wineries, or tour the historic wine museum. Micro-breweries can be found for those with a love of a good draft beer.

Travel to Fayetteville, Arkansas

1. Fly by commercial carrier to Fayetteville-Drake Field Municipal Airport.

2. Public transportation is available for in-town travel.

3. Drive through Arkansas rolling hills and mountains to Fayetteville on Interstate 540.

Book Fayetteville, Arkansas Luxury Accommodations

1. To book accommodations, contact Fayetteville Visitor Bureau at [phone] or visit the Web site (see Resources below). Seek out luxury accommodations at the foot of the majestic Ozark Mountains for beautiful views from your window.

2. Stay in a hotel near Fayetteville's Civil War Battlefield, and be sure to take a tour of the historic grounds.

3. Book accommodations on Dickson Street, the road leading through town and to the University of Arkansas. You'll have easy access to shops, restaurants and the Walton Art Center for concerts and plays.

4. Stay in a cabin or lodge near Lake Weddington where you can partake in canoeing and paddle boating. It is located on the Ozark Highland Trail which crosses the Ozark National Forest, trails wind throughout the Fayetteville area for 165 miles.

5. Stay near caves or go horseback riding in Devil's Den State Park, which occupies 8 acres on Devil's Lake.

6. Reserve luxury accommodations near the Fayetteville Town Square, where the farmers market will delight your senses daily.

7. Book accommodations within cheering distance of the University of Arkansas to be close to the excitement of the Razorback Football games.

Tips & Warnings

• Book accommodations early for travel in September during the Annual Bikes, Blues & Bar-B-Que Motorcycle Rally.