Top Best American Restaurants in Hot Springs

"The Ohio Club has been a stop- off place for many a celebrity. Al Capone, Bugsy Siegel, Bugs Moran, Lucky Luciano, just to name a few of the gangsters, and it was also visited by many Major League ball players since they had spring training in Hot Springs in the early 1900’s. Babe Ruth was the most famous to visit."

"The Ohio Club has been the bar in Hot Springs for more than 100 years. Al Jolson and Mae West have headlined there, and a series of blues and jazz artists still perform seven nights a week."

"First time in Hot Springs and this place was the cherry on top. If you go make sure you have Callie(if you're reading this sorry if I spelled your name..."

"After recent million-dollar renovations to all 14 stories and 200 guest rooms at The Hotel Hot Springs, this skyrocketing hotel has rebuilt itself as one of the best places to stay in the area. Guests at The Hotel Hot Springs have the choice between modern king or double queen rooms, as well as executive suites for additional space. Each overnight space is decorated with contemporary furniture and a unique sense of style."

"With a classy atmosphere, The Avenue keeps its customers comfortable with a laid-back attitude. Whether you and your date want to people watch out of the bank of windows to Central Avenue or you want some privacy at a high-top table, you’ll find food and drink that will make you crave seconds. The full bar has some signature cocktails up its sleeve for the adventurous types, while craft beers and wines are for those that are happy with familiar options."

"We enjoyed brunch at the Avenue so much that we went back for more. A dinner at the Avenue does not disappoint after a satisfying day of exploring the area. We had: Beef tenderloin and salmon dinner."

"Back in the day, the Fordyce Bathhouse was one of the town’s swankiest. It’s now a museum and visitor’s center that would be a great place to stop not long after you’ve gotten into town. The building has been restored to near original condition and includes many of the amenities that it featured in years past, like interesting, antiquated exercise equipment and therapy devices that purportedly relieved symptoms from a long list of ailments."

"Take a self-guided tour of the bathhouse that operated from 1915-1962. Step back in time as you view the dressing rooms, electrotherapy beds, music room, gymnasium, and of course the bathtubs. The building has beautiful stain-glass windows throughout and is certainly a stop that even the kids will enjoy."

"Named after its original owner, Samuel Fordyce, this site served as a bathhouse between 1915 and 1962. Today, it functions as a visitors center housing an array of exhibits."

"Located On Historic Bath House Row in beautiful downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas, the Buckstaff is the only remaining operational bath house within the boundaries of the Hot Springs National Park and has been in continuous service since 1912. Still today the visitor to our city can experience the natural unadulterated thermal mineral waters, that have been known for centuries for their therapeutic value in the relief of common ailments such as arthritis, bursitis, rheumatic and gouty conditions and other common afflictions. Weary visitors can utilize the same waters and treatments to relax and unwind from a fantastic vacation or business trip.The Buckstaff Bath House still offers a traditional style treatment with its staff of highly trained and dedicated personnel."

"Buckstaff Bathhouse is the only continuously operating bathhouse left in Hot Springs National Park. Indulge with an hour-long traditional whirlpool mineral bath, Swedish massages, moisturizing treatments, manis, pedis, or facials."

"Why You’ll Love It: Take a bath in the natural hot spring waters. You can try out the old-school bathing equipment or relax in a modern spa. This is ideal for adults, but kids can experience a few of the offerings."