The Craftsman-styled Wildflower Bed and Breakfast is located on the historic court square of a little Ozark town considered to be the folk music capital of the world.

Folk and bluegrass musicians from all over perform in the Court Square in Mountain View, Arkansas as well as in a variety of indoor music theaters. The Wildflower Bed and Breakfast is just steps away from a lively shopping district and numerous restaurants offering all sorts of tasty fare.

Originally built as a hotel in 1918, Wildflower Bed and Breakfast now lists on the National Register of Historic Places and accommodates guests with three suites and three rooms, each with an in-room private bath and all beautifully and comfortably decorated with antiques and reproduction furnishings. Each room has cable TV, CD player, spa robes, and luxury bath amenities. Wireless Internet access is also available throughout the inn.

Lodging accommodations range from the light drenched Foxglove Room with a queen-size bed and a nice, big bath to the Dogwood Suite. This lovely two-bedroom, two-bath suite sleeps up to five, or offers a cozy sitting room between the two sleeping rooms. Ask your innkeepers about their Wildflower packages, which combine accommodations with special activities and amenities.

A sun-filled dining room is where guests enjoy a bountiful buffet breakfast which has prompted the Arkansas Democrat Gazette to describe it as "hearty enough to make guests believe one meal a day may be sufficient." Enjoy homebaked afternoon snacks while rocking your cares away on the wraparound porch.

Come back home in the evening to Wildflower Bed and Breakfast - on the Square, where a comfortable atmosphere mixes with true southern hospitality.

Lovely Mountain View City Park is only about a half-mile walk away and makes for a great place to enjoy a lazy afternoon picnic before strolling into town to dine, shop, and spend an evening enjoying the impromptu performances of folk and bluegrass musicians who remain true to a rich cultural heritage.

The White and Buffalo rivers flow nearby, providing convenient venues for fishing, canoeing, rafting, and swimming. The area also offers a web of hiking trails, and the Blanchard Springs Caverns just north of town provides guided tours for would-be spelunkers. The Syllamo Mountain Bike Trail features 22 miles of spectacular scenery on a trail geared to intermediate to advanced enthusiasts.