Book two nights at The Empress of Little Rock, Arkansas’ only AAA small luxury hotel located just blocks from the William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Library in the lush historic Garden District, and we’ll provide an ultimate spa experience in one of our exclusive spa/sauna suites. After enjoying the library, you'll want to lock yourself away to indulge in the many amenities you will find in your luxurious suite. Start off with a cleansing 10 minute aromatherapy steam sauna while the “waters” fill the footbath; then relax as the ten multiple hydrojets massage the cares of the day into oblivion. Finish your spa experience with a balcony view of The Empress of Little Rock's romantic heirloom “Secret Garden”.

Included:

two nights of abandon in Arkansas' only “spa/sauna experience”
A two course gourmet candlelit breakfast each morning
complimentary special Spa Amenities
two tickets to the Clinton Library

Price: $260 to $285/night, minimum 2 nights.

The Clinton Presidential Center and Park -- America's 12th Presidential Library is now officially open. Located on the banks of the Arkansas River in the River Market District of downtown Little Rock, the $160-million-dollar structure contains 20,000 square feet of library and museum space, including an authentic replica of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room. Exhibits in the museum are designed by Ralph Appelbaum and Associates of New York. Among its numerous notable achievements, Appelbaum and Associates created the powerful exhibits at the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C. The Clinton library contains the largest collection of presidential papers and artifacts in U.S. history.

The center is situated in a 30-acre city park, which replaces an industrial site of old warehouses and vacant space. Also part of the Clinton Presidential Center and Park, the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service is located within the park in the renovated 1899 Choctaw Station. Additionally, future plans include the renovation of the abandoned Rock Island Railroad Bridge near the library as a pedestrian crossing over the Arkansas River. The facility is estimated to attract 300,000 visitors in its first year of operation.