Charming room 4 features a luxurious queen-sized bed nestled in cozy alcove. The bathroom, part of the original brick hotel block, has soaring 10-foot ceilings and a cheery window. Vintage floral wallpaper completes the look. The space includes a coffee maker, Roku TV, writing desk, fridge, and microwave. A light breakfast is provided in the lobby office. Art City Inn was originally built in 1892 Moses and Anna Kearns Johnson. Moses was a prominent actor and son of the founder of Springville. Food preparation: This suite includes a fridge and freezer, microwave, and a Keurig coffee machine. Food delivery to your suite is available from the famous Magleby's Restaurant, and they offer a 5% discount for Art City Inn guests. Exterior: There are many outdoor places for guests to relax: the second-story front deck, the ground-level front porch, a back patio, and back lawn are all open to all guests. The entrance to the second-story deck is down the hall from suite 4.. Wifi Speed: 1 Gbps Distances to these local destinations: ✦BYU Campus ↠↠ 12-minute drive ✦Downtown Provo ↠↠ 10-minute drive ✦Springville Museum of Art ↠↠ 13-minute walk or 2-minute drive ✦Sundance Ski Resort ↠↠ 35-minute drive ✦Fifth Water Hot Springs Trail ↠↠ 30-minute drive ✦Bridal Veil Falls ↠↠ 25-minute drive ✦Provo Canyon ↠↠ 20-minute drive ✦Left Fork Maple Canyon Trailhead ↠↠ 15-minute drive ✦Hobble Creek Golf Course ↠↠ 11-minute drive ✦Utah Lake State Park ↠↠ 15-minute drive (Note: Distance provided by the most popular navigation website) Parking: There is both street parking and a designated parking lot for the Art City Inn. Trash & Recycling: Near the lobby back door (on the Northeast side) underneath the stairs on the exterior, are the trash bins which are available to guests as needed. Under 5 minutes from I-15, Springville is convenient; it is also a quiet, safe town. Art City Inn lies in the heart of the Springville Historic District among hundreds of historically significant buildings. You can take a walking tour down Main Street, enjoy local eats and shops, and then explore the renowned Springville Art Museum just a few blocks away. World-class hiking and biking trails are minutes away in the nearby canyons, and mountain views surround you. Each Monday in the summer, the local farmer’s market is held right around the block. Art City Inn was originally built in 1892 Moses and Anna Kearns Johnson. Moses was a prominent actor and son of the founder of Springville, Aaron Johnson. At the time, the inn was known as the Johnson Hotel and was one of three hotels in Springville, Utah. Two significant railroads connected the town to the rest of the US which created a need for accommodations for visitors, along with Springville's success in agricultural processing. William Henry Kearns and Loretta Chase Kearns bought it in the early 1900s, and added onto it sometime between 1908 and 1925 with the two-story rear wing. Loretta and her son Howard were artists and while living at the hotel, they painted multiple pieces of art, now under the care of the Springville Museum of Art. Throughout the following decades, it would be run as an inn under the names of Kearns House, Manitou Hotel, Valley Tavern Hotel, amongst others. In the early 2000s, most of the major systems were updated and it was then run as a Victorian-style bed and breakfast for several years. Finally in 2021, extensive renovations were started and then finished in 2022 to turn it into what you see today. Welcome to Art City!