My family and I spent a night here last week. We absolutely loved it. You get a balcony that overlooks a forest. We had breakfast the next morning and it was very good. It wasn't free but worth every penny.I ordered the "lost bread" and the coffee was excellent. I want to come back in June and try out the... More

We have stayed at the Red Apple Inn several times during the fall season off and on for 15 years. It has pretty much been the only place to stay in Heber Springs. We usually enjoy it, but this past stay was very disappointing. The Inn really needs renovation of the rooms. The linens on the bed were old, bathroom... More

This is such a wonderful relaxing place with a beautiful historic look that has been preserved. I highly recommend staying in the secluded Inn with a beautiful golf course and wonderful food! More

If you are looking for the Ritz, don't book here. If you are looking for a relaxing getaway, this is the place. The deck was a perfect spot to relax and read...birds chirping and nice breeze. The inn IS dated but in a nice sort of way. The staff makes up for the lack of 5 stars. It was reasonably... More

Stayed at the Inn with family and just loved this place. Relaxing, beautiful area, and great golf. The restaurant is as good as you will find anywhere. The staff is super friendly. The rooms are a little dated, but clean as a pin. My kids spent time at the pool and husband on the golf course. They loved it all.... More

By reading the recent reviews on Trip Advisor, I was a little leery of visiting the Red Apple Inn. I'm glad I ignored the reviews. The Inn is a little jewel I don't think people know about. Our room was quite large by todays standards, the bed was a very comfortable pillow top and the room was spotless. The bathrooms... More

The Red Apple Inn has been around for a long time and we had not stayed there in a long time. The room was O.K., but could use new bedding, and the bathrooms need refreshing. The old shower doors, the glass kind that you slide open and shut, were pretty rough. There was black grout and build-up around the metal... More

I am a lover of E. Fay Jones architecture and so the Inn appeals very much to my taste. The design is in line with Frank Lloyd Wright and blends into the landscape very well. We have two rooms at the cost of $215 each night, and we really feel that is a fair price. The surrounding beauty and little... More

I wish I had read fsbr's review before we stayed at the Red Apple Inn. I think the place was probably "the place to stay" twenty or thirty years ago, and is now in bad need of updating and renovating. The picture on the TV looked like what I saw in the fifties or sixties-fuzzy and bad color. Our bathtub... More