The Reserve taps further into the rich history of the destination with each unique guest room name paying homage to the area. Room names include “Mountain Valley,” “Ouachita,” “The Buckstaff,” “Oaklawn,” “The Arlington,” and other area icons.
Local interior designer Julie Nichols of Statements For The Home design firm brought the McMurry’s vision to life. Each guest room is as distinct in design as in name, but a thematic palette of bold colors and textures are prevalent throughout the private quarters and communal spaces alike. A colorful hand painted mural, created by former Hot Springs-based artist Randy Groden, is a pivotal piece on the main floor of the house.
The Enclave Suite, which is adjoined with the Conservatory and situated behind the carriage and Brown houses, enjoys a slight departure from the rest of the decor, with a more rustic-leaning Victorian look. Housed in Mrs. Brown’s former potting shed, who was an avid gardener, the cottage suite contains the original floors and natural wooden elements, punctuated by more opulent features including