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Logo of Eureka Sunset Cabins featuring a house silhouette and a tree under a partially shaded sun.
  • Aerial view of rustic cabins surrounded by lush greenery at sunset.

The People Who Run Eureka Sunset

Nine cabins and suites. Six wooded acres. One person who lives here and answers the phone herself.

Who You Are Actually Booking With

There is no front desk staffed by somebody in their third week. No call center. No management company in another state deciding how fast your question gets answered.

When you book, Sarah reaches out to find out what you are celebrating. When you call from the cabin at nine at night because you cannot find the extra blankets, Sarah answers.

The Town

Founded in 1879, Eureka Springs is one of the largest Historic Districts in the United States, and it bubbles up with 62 natural cold-water springs. The White and Kings Rivers wind nearby, Beaver Lake is minutes away, and downtown feels like a storybook village, complete with Victorian architecture, art galleries, and surprisingly good dining. We sit five minutes from all of it, on six wooded acres where the loudest sound is wind in the leaves.

Cozy living room with a green chair, a lamp, and large windows letting in natural light.

Guest Services

The property

  • Nine cabins and suites on six wooded acres

  • Hardwood forest all around: oak, hickory, maple and dogwood

  • A glade garden of native plants that brings in pollinators and butterflies

  • An ornamental garden and koi pond at the office

  • Free parking, steps from your own door

The people

  • Sarah lives on the property, and someone is here 24 hours a day

  • Wedding and elopement ceremonies, added to your stay

  • Everyone is welcome here. LGBTQI+ friendly.

In every unit

  • One bed, built for two guests

  • A jetted tub for two

  • A gas fireplace, lit October through May

  • A private deck facing the trees

  • Fast Wi-Fi and a smart TV

Nine Cabins and Suites, All Built for Two

Every unit here has one bed and is built for two people. That is the whole idea. No bunk rooms, no pullout couches, no third party sleeping six feet from you.

Five units have a full kitchen and four have a kitchenette. Four of the cabins also have a washer and dryer, which is what makes a week here work. Six are freestanding cabins and three are suites in one building.

Downtown Eureka Springs is about five minutes away, and the trolley stops here: we are Stop 117.

Why Book Direct with Eureka Sunset

Skip third-party fees and get the most accurate availability, the best communication, and our friendliest policies when you book directly with us.

  • Best dates and pricing shown first, with instant confirmation

  • Personal help picking the right cabin or suite for your stay

  • Local tips for restaurants, trails, lakes and events

  • And if you are getting married, Sarah can perform the ceremony herself

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