Arrington Publishing recognizes Olde Stonehouse Bed and Breakfast Inn as one of the Top Bed and Breakfast Inns for
"Best Antiques" Arrington's Inn Traveler 2005 Book of Lists
"Best for Group Events" Arrington's Inn Traveler 2004 Book of Lists
"Best Mystery Weekend" Arrington's Inn Traveler 2003 Book of Lists

UP COMING EVENTS,  BOOK EARLY
Hardy Homesteader's Day    June 17th
Olde Stonehouse Murder Mystery     July 14-15
The Olde Stonehouse Bed and Breakfast Inn occupies the Metcalf family home built in 1924 of native Arkansas stone.  The home is listed on the National Historic Register as is most of downtown "Old Hardy Town".   Since 1992 the Olde Stonehouse has offered gracious accommodations to travelers as a luxury Bed and Breakfast Inn in the heart of  Hardy's downtown Historic District.    

Recapture the romance of times past.  Relax and unwind in lovely rooms decorated with period antiques, an old working player piano, quilts and lace.  We offer many Special Packages or enjoy the adventure of a weekend Murder Mystery.

You'll love curling up in the jumbo rocking chairs on the front porch, enjoying the "passers-by" on main street or catching up on that book you've been wanting to read.







 

Or bring your favorite instrument and play on the expansive back deck.  As we like to say "take some porch time" just rocking, sipping mint tea or cool lemonade, reading or watching the happenings in town.  Walk to quant Old Hardy Town's visiting the antique and craft shops...or maybe stroll along the river...or join the other guests for conversation or games. Perhaps you'll retire to your room. It's the kind of room that conjures up romance... 

In the morning you will awaken to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and baking bread. After a leisurely cup of coffee, you'll be served breakfast in the dining room. Remember breakfast at Grandma's - lace tablecloth, roses, china, silver and the smell of something wonderful cooking?

Time has not changed Hardy, an old railroad town situated on the banks of the Spring River, well known for its large antique auctions and unique shops. The Spring River is famous for canoeing and fishing.  Special Packages are available for most every activity. 

The  two-story stone home was built in the 1920s. Most of the house is original, but private baths, telephone, television, and zoned heat/air have been added for your comfort.  Our Inn features original artwork by local artists.  The Olde Stonehouse and some forty other buildings in quaint Old Hardy Town are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.  Hardy is located in the Ozark Gateway Tourism Region.