Staying in the Washburn-Welsh Room was a true delight! The lavish ambiance and luxurious bathtub made us feel pampered.

A surprising historical gem

The Empress was like stepping into a living museum. The antique decor and fascinating stories shared by our hosts added depth to our stay, making it truly memorable.

While the breakfast was elegantly served, I longed for more variety. Also, traffic noise outside my window occasionally disrupted the serene atmosphere I was hoping for.

The atmosphere of the Empress is truly enchanting and the

attention to detail in decoration was remarkable. We felt as if we were in a beautiful museum. The only drawback was the limited breakfast options, which could have included more variety during our stay. Nonetheless, a lovely experience overall.

can recommend for a quick layover

Elegant room, charming atmosphere, the unique curved windows in my room and the delicious breakfast served made my stay truly memorable.

Totally content.

a charming escape with exquisite antique furnishings, marvel at the detailed craftsmanship

The Empress Of Little Rock Bed & Breakfast is an immaculate blend of historical elegance and modern comfort. We enjoyed exploring the fascinating architecture, especially the stunning curved windows. Breakfast was beautifully presented, making each meal feel special! Antonio and Keith truly made us feel welcome, sharing their stories and the rich history of the house, which is a joy for any history lover. This unique experience is perfect for those wanting to escape the everyday!

The Empress Of Little Rock features stunning antique decor, with intricate craftsmanship seen in the curved windows and elegant furnishings. The spacious common areas made it easy to navigate, ensuring a comfortable experience for senior guests like myself.

Breakfast should offer more seating options.

Staying at The Empress felt wonderfully immersive. The mansion is beautifully maintained, showcasing incredible craftsmanship, like unique curved windows and exquisite brass hinges. Antonio and Kevin were gracious hosts, giving a fascinating tour that highlighted the historical significance of the home. The breakfast was served on the porch, elegantly arranged with delicious options, including perfect French toast topped with pecans. I also enjoyed the comfortable ambiance of our room, the Washburn-Welsh Room, with a delightful tub that made unwinding easy. However, I did experience a challenge with the customer service. One staff member seemed somewhat disengaged. It didn’t ruin my trip, but a warmer welcome could have enhanced the arrival experience. Parking can also be tricky during busy times, making it a slight concern. These aside, the stay remained memorable.

Staying in the King Suite felt like a trip back in time with its charming architecture and cozy fireplaces. The kids loved the delightful breakfast, and we enjoyed the company of our hosts, who even shared a secret recipe with us!

My children wanted more activities in the garden area.

Staying here felt like stepping back in time, with exquisite antique decor and a stunningly beautiful stained glass tower. Breakfast was charmingly served on elegant china.

The decor in the Victoria's Garden Suite exudes elegance, with unique curved windows adding charm. Breakfast served on antique china was delightful too. The room felt a bit overpriced, though, considering the noisy area outside. Parking can also be a hassle during peak times.

Man, the Thai food around town had me dreaming of lemongrass and coconut! I also loved the decor—it felt like stepping into a museum, with every corner telling a story. Plus, the owners, Antonio and Kieth, were super inviting, sharing fascinating tales about the place's history.

The breakfast was a bit of a letdown, more like an evening snack than a full meal. Plus, I missed the vibe of communal dining in that stunning dining room.

the antique furniture created an immersive historical atmosphere. breakfast lacked some variety options.

The history was compelling, but the room felt like a garage conversion.