Posted in Arkansas
February 14, 2020
Eureka Springs Isn’t The Only Town Hiding A Hobbit House In Arkansas
Eureka Springs may the go-to for unusual lodging, but the quirky town isn’t the only place to find a hobbit hole! The Hobbit House in Russellville is a dream retreat for literature nerds or anyone that appreciates unique architecture. Let’s munch on second breakfast as we learn more about this incredible space.
"Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort."
Any Tolkien fan will immediately fall in love with this Arkansas hobbit hole. The Hobbit House is an incredible Airbnb located in the magical realm of Russellville.
Any Tolkien fan will immediately fall in love with this Arkansas hobbit hole. The Hobbit House is an incredible Airbnb located in the magical realm of Russellville.
Hobbits, dwarves, elves, and regular folks will all enjoy the Hobbit House's roomy cabin atmosphere. This massive couch could possibly fit one of the five armies! Or about twelve people, which is still impressive. The living room also has a 70-inch TV — perfect for watching any trilogies!
The Hobbit House has two bedrooms, so between them and the ent-length couch, up to eight guests can sleep here. The house has been proudly ringwraith-free since 2019.
Soak your tired hobbit feet in the tub or wash away your adventures in the waterfall-style shower!
The Hobbit House is the entire lower floor of superhost Michael's home. In addition to providing this incredible work of architecture and design, Michael also offers special events during the holidays and scavenger hunts!
You don't need to be a well-to-do Baggins to stay at the Hobbit House! Rates are $112/night for up to eight guests and children are welcomed to join the adventure. To learn more and book your stay, visit the Hobbit House's Airbnb Page.
You don't need to be a well-to-do Baggins to stay at the Hobbit House! Rates are $112/night for up to eight guests and children are welcomed to join the adventure. To learn more and book your stay, visit the Hobbit House's Airbnb Page.
Did you know about this hidden Hobbit House? Tag up to seven friends to join your fellowship to this unique lodging in the comments below!
For some interesting side quests during your hobbit-style stay, visit this waterfall or woodland trail.
Address: Russellville, AR, USA
