Jacob & Allie
Things To Do
Buckstaff Bathhouse
While the Buckstaff Bathhouse may first strike you as a standard spa, the historical property has actually been attracting travelers since it opened in 1912. The illustrious building still sports its noteworthy Romano-Gothic architecture and even riffs on its original offerings. Services include baths (in the city's thermal water) and massages, as well as manicures, pedicures and facials.
Fordyce Bathhouse
The bathhouse welcomed guests from 1915 to 1962 with treatments ranging from massages to electrotherapy. The Fordyce became the first bathhouse on the Row to go out of business when it suspended operations on June 30, 1962, but it was extensively restored by 1989 and is now enjoying a renaissance as a historically furnished museum. - Free tours are available.
Hot Springs Mountain Tower
Reaching a whopping 1,256 feet above sea level, Hot Springs Mountain Tower provides travelers with unmatched views of the surrounding area. Those who ride to the tower's top will be able to make out the Ouachita Mountains, Hot Springs Mountain and the Diamond Lakes
Steinhaus Keller
Jacob and Allie's favorite restaurant in town.
The Pancake Shop
Jacob and Allie's favorite breakfast spot in town.