Welcome to Tiffany’s, an all non-smoking Hot Springs, Arkansas area bed and breakfast!

Your Arkansas getaway begins as you pull off the highway into our drive, and immediately feel yourself relaxing. Take a moment to let your senses take in the surroundings: 60 acres of hills and trees, the chirping of birds, the sweet scent of roses, the feel of the sun warming your skin, and you can practically taste the herbs in the garden.

You’ve come here to get away from it all - no cell phones, no TVs, just peaceful and quiet lodging. Yet, you are only 20 minutes from the hustle and bustle of Hot Springs and just 10 minutes from boating and fishing activities at DeGray Lake.

Enjoy your morning coffee on the full-length porch while doing some bird watching. Then join us in the dining room for breakfast at Tiffany’s. After breakfast, take a hike in the woods, learn some of the history of Point Cedar Mine - the remnants of which are located on our property - or head into Hot Springs and enjoy America’s first National Park. Shopping, entertainment, and dining options await you in the "Spa City."

With a degree in Hotel Management from UNLV, and nearly 20 years experience with some of the top hotel brands in the country, Tiffany Bertram has always had a passion for hospitality. She and her husband, Robert, have combined their love of travel with an eagerness to welcome guests into their own home by opening Tiffany’s Bed and Breakfast. This Hot Springs area bed and breakfast is a log cabin home located on 60 acres of natural Arkansas beauty. Robert and Tiffany are also wildlife enthusiasts who have been recognized by the National Wildlife Federation for creating a Certified Wildlife Habitat on their grounds. Robert is also a horticulturist who enjoys growing orchids and sharing them in the guest rooms when they are in bloom.

Guests will usually be greeted by our outdoor dog, Mac.  He is always happy to act as a guide as you explore the two walking trails on our grounds.  While Robert and Tiffany are very pet friendly, Mac insists that he gets all the attention, and ask that you not bring your own pets for fear that you might not provide him with enough affection during your stay.