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Best Tips for Digging for Arkansas Diamonds

Have you ever wondered what it feels like to unearth a real gemstone right out of the dirt? Over 75,000 diamonds have been discovered at Crater of Diamonds State Park , and visitors report an average of one diamond find per day! Wondering if everyday… Read more
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Where To Find Diamonds in Arkansas (and How Our Guests are Doing It!)

COULD YOU BE OUR NEXT FREE NIGHT WINNER? When our guest Miranda found her 33-point diamond at the Crater of Diamonds State Park, she scored more than just a sparkling gemstone—she also won a free night's stay at Tiffany's Bed and Breakfast! Her amazi… Read more
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Lake Ouachita Bird Island: Arkansas' Largest Purple Martin Roost

Imagine a late summer sunset cruise on stunning Lake Ouachita, just north of Hot Springs, Arkansas. As twilight descends, a seemingly small cloud of mosquitoes appears in the distance, growing larger and larger until you realize it's not a cloud at a… Read more
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36 Hours in Hot Springs, Arkansas

Planning a weekend getaway to Hot Springs, but want to escape the city noise at night? We’ve put together the perfect 36-hour itinerary to help you experience the best of the historic bathhouses, local dining, and stunning nature—all while enjoying a… Read more
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Fireworks and Festivities: Your Guide to the Top 5 4th of July Activities in Hot Springs

The 4th of July is just around the corner, and there's no better place to celebrate than in beautiful Hot Springs, Arkansas. Known for its scenic landscapes, vibrant culture, and rich history, Hot Springs offers a wide variety of activities and event… Read more
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What's Blooming at Garvan Gardens?

Spring has transitioned to summer in the Hot Springs area , and the landscape at Garvan Woodland Gardens is alive with vibrant new color. The warmer weather is the perfect invitation for a peaceful stroll through this scenic, lakeside guest favorite.… Read more
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10 Best Free Things to Do in Hot Springs, AR: A Local's Guide

We know that a getaway is an investment in your well-being, and these days, we’re all looking for ways to make our travel dollars go a little further without sacrificing the experience. To help you plan your stay at Tiffany's Bed and Breakfast , we’v… Read more
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Top 5 Historical Sites in Hot Springs, Arkansas

Hot Springs, Arkansas has a rich history, from its natural hot springs to its connections to organized crime. History buffs who stay at Tiffany's Bed and Breakfast will find many fascinating aspects of the city's past to exp lore. If you're planning … Read more
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Spring in Hot Springs, AR: Best Things to Do

Springtime in Hot Springs: Where the Mountains Bloom and the World Slows Down There is a specific moment in Arkansas when the air loses its winter bite and the surrounding mountains seemingly turn green overnight. For us at Tiffany’s Bed and Breakfas… Read more
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Your Guide to Soaking in Hot Springs National Park's Thermal Waters

The thermal waters have been attracting visitors to Hot Springs, AR, for hundreds of years. Native Americans believed in their healing properties, and Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto visited in 1541. In 1832, Hot Springs Reservation was created by … Read more