Spas

Just imagine. Languishing in a tub of hot water, soothing away the "wearies" of the world. Then the trained hands of a masseuse ply away the knots and kinks that come with a modern lifestyle.

Thinking about a getaway with the girls to The Natural State... It's as easy as Arkansas Girls Getaway.

A spa experience in The Natural State

Sound extravagant? It can be, but you don't have to pay a fortune to experience the relaxation and luxury of an Arkansas spa getaway. Check out one of the spas in Arkansas, and you'll find both the bargain and the experience of a lifetime.

Hot Springs National Park is the logical place to start since the hot waters have been rejuvenating travelers since the days of DeSoto and his explorers. Hot Springs Arkansas spas run the gamut from the historic Buckstaff Bathhouse and Quapaw Baths and Spa on Bathhouse Row and the Arlington Hotel to the modern facilities at the Embassy Suites and The Austin.

Quapaw Baths and Spa now occupies the historic 1922 Spanish Colonial Revival Quapaw Bathhouse and features a large central dome covered with colored mosaic tiles, capped with a copper cupola. It has large capacity public hot water pools with fountains and whirlpools and has semi-private tub area. It also includes a day spa with massage and beauty treatments. Since Hot Springs is Arkansas's original spa town, it's just natural that numerous other spa facilities be found here. A partial list can be found below. Just west of Hot Springs on the western edge of Lake Ouachita in Mount Ida, Turtle Cove Spa at Mountain Harbor Resort is a full-service facility that has been selected as #9 in the Top 30 Spas of 2008 and #1 spa in the South by SpasOfAmerica.com.

Can't spend a weekend? Little Rock Arkansas spas include a variety of day spas, which offer most of the popular spa treatments, such as body waxing, massage, exfoliation, body mud, anti-cellulite wraps, makeup, facials, pedicures, manicures and more.

Eureka Springs in Northwest Arkansas has spa origins as well. The waters here, too, were believed to have medicinal powers, and the sick came in droves seeking miracle cures. Though the springs no longer flow as freely, people still visit Eureka Springs Arkansas spas, looking for healing from the stress of everyday life. Several historic hostelries have spas such as the The New Moon Spa at the 1886 Crescent Hotel, the Serenity Day Spa at the 1905 Basin Park Hotel and Palace Hotel and Bathhous providing Arkansas spa getaways along with several businesses offering day spa options.

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