The historic “Commercial Hotel” is ready for you to enjoy! You are booking ROOM 209 which is a private bedroom. There are three shared full bathrooms that are located upstairs and 2 shared half bathrooms downstairs. This room is upstairs which can be accessed by two different staircases. Our breakfast is continental self-serve items that we rotate regularly which include: oatmeal, muffins, pop tarts, and other items. The space The "Commercial Hotel" has been described as a Bed & Breakfast style Boutique Hotel that allows for multiple guests to enjoy the space safely with private bedrooms. The Commercial Hotel is a historic building in Cotter and has always been a great place for visitors to spend the night and share in the rich history of Cotter! We just completed a full renovation of this incredible space and are excited to share it with you! The "Commercial Hotel" has 12 private bedrooms that can each be reserved separately with 4 rooms including private bathrooms (101, 102, 103, & 201). There are 3 additional full bathrooms upstairs to be shared between the other private bedrooms. Two additional half bathrooms are downstairs in the shared lounge area. The bathrooms and common areas are cleaned daily by our team to ensure everyone has a great experience. Enjoy a short walk to popular shops, restaurants, and wine bar from this charming piece of Cotter, Arkansas history! Guest access You will have access to your private bedroom with private code and you will also have access to the common areas that include: Front enclosed interior porch sitting area, large shared common lounge area with tables, couches & chairs, back seating area, firepit area in rear of the building. There are multiple common seating areas setup to allow guests that would like more privacy when enjoying the morning coffee or evening beverage. Find a place that suits you and enjoy your stay! Other things to note Just as a note- this is the oldest standing building in Cotter and is over 120 years old. You will find some floors that squeak and are crooked and it’s all part of the history and charm. The full renovation included tons of work, but some things had to be accepted with the renovation. We think it ads to the charm and shows the history, and if we were over 120 years old, we’d be crooked too!