Eureka Springs Weddings - Eureka Springs, Arkansas



There are several locations throughout both hotels that would be appropriate for a bridal luncheon. Depending on the number of people in your party a suite, the spa, the back terrace or a private function room may fit into your needs. Please let your wedding coordinator know if you are interested in having a bridal luncheon.

At the Crescent Hotel & Spa and the Basin Park Hotel we can offer a variety of choices for an indoor or outdoor wedding ceremony. Following are a few of the more popular selections. However, if you have a certain idea of where you would like your ceremony, please feel free to ask if a selection is available.
Locations: Ballroom: The Grand Ballroom is a perfect location for a larger wedding. The windows that surround the entire room, the hardwood floors and existing stage makes a beautiful setting for a wedding ceremony.
Crescent Conservatory: The Conservatory which serves as a wonderful location for any event but really perfect for weddings. With windows on 3 sides of the room, you feel as if you are in our beautiful gardens. Elegant white room with wooden floors & delicate chandeliers can all be found in this one of a kind room.
Garden Wedding in the Wedding Court: Beautiful and professionally landscaped. The gardens offer a custom-made bronze fountain and a walking bridge with a flowing spring.
Atrium - Basin Park Hotel: The Atrium Room also makes a lovely setting for a wedding ceremony. The Atrium Room has the feel of an outdoor wedding, inside.
Back Terrace - Crescent Hotel: A long elegant walk down a staircase to a stone walkway. This settings offers an outstanding view of Eureka Springs and the surrounding Ozark Mountains.
Penn Memorial Chapel: An easy walk from the Basin Park Hotel this is an intimate little church right in the heart of downtown Eureka Springs.
Thorncrown Chapel Secluded in the woodlands just outside of Eureka Springs sits a magnificent wooden structure containing four hundred twenty five windows and rising forty eight feet into the heavens above the Ozark mountains.