The Inn at Mountain View Bed and Breakfast is a historic Mountain View
B&B located on the famous courthouse square. We are at the heart of the Folk Music Capital of the World, Mountain View, Arkansas!
Our
Bed and Breakfast is on the National Historic Register but
our 11 guest rooms offer today's amenities, all with private baths, air
conditioning and wireless Internet. Each overnight stay at the Inn at Mountain
View includes a full country breakfast served with farm fresh country eggs and best of all experience the unique
Mountain View tradition starting with Jimmy Driftwood and the "Rack-in-Sacks" who
wrote "The Battle of New Orleans", of live music either in our
parlor, on the porch, at the Gazebo's out front or on the square all!
Mountain
View, Arkansas hosts several major events each year and many smaller festivals
and celebrations. Rooms book up well in advance of the more popular events
so make your reservations SOON!
"Come sit on our porch and listen to music or bring your lawn chairs and sit in the park or on the square and enjoy the music".
Check out the Stone County Tourist for the information on Upcoming Events in Mountain View.
Check out upcoming events in Mountain View »»
Weekday
Special – 20% off regular room rates Sunday – Wednesday. Weekends, Holidays, Month of October,and Festivals excluded.
The
Inn at Mountain View is a business traveler friendly Inn offering free wireless
Internet, a small meeting room and free transportation
to and from the 7M2 Wilcox
Memorial Field Airport in Mountain View. [Pilots
click here...]
You can check our availability or make a reservation online anytime. Simply
click
here for reservations or call 800-535-1301 for more information.
Guest Comment:
"The Inn at Mountain View, Arkansas, is where this artist loves to stay. For peace and quiet, cool mountain water, and fresh air, and some great
Bluegrass festivals, this is the B&B to book your next get away.
Down home kind of hospitality, beautiful Inn, great food... it just doesn't get
any better than this! You might catch me there telling a story, or singing and
visiting at anytime. You never know when I'll show up, and I'd love to see you
all.
I hated to leave...
and I'm definitely going back."
Jacqueline Yohe