Travel & Stay

How to get there

Parking will be available on-site at the Stonebreaker Hotel for all guests.

  • Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) is the nearest airport, located about 30–40 minutes from Stonebreaker Hotel.

    Rental cars are readily available, and rideshare services can be used, though we recommend planning ahead for evening transportation.

  • Fayetteville is accessible via Interstate 49 and is an easy drive from surrounding cities.

A large, multi-story house with a screened-in porch, surrounded by trees and a grassy lawn, under a partly cloudy sky.

Stonebreaker Hotel

A room block has been reserved at the Stonebreaker Hotel, where all events will take place.

We recommend staying on-site for convenience and to experience the weekend fully.

Booking details are provided below.

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Living room with a gray sofa, TV mounted on the wall, dining table with two wooden chairs, sheer white curtains, sliding glass door leading to a balcony with a view of trees.

Stay at Stonebreaker

Set into the landscape just outside of Fayetteville, Stonebreaker Hotel offers a more private, relaxed stay.

Guests staying on-site will have access to the hotel’s grounds, restaurant, and porch throughout the weekend—spaces designed for gathering, lingering, and taking in the setting between events.

Alternative Stays

Graduate Fayetteville

Located just off the downtown square, this is one of the more styled stays in the area, with a strong sense of place and easy access to restaurants and shops. A good option if you want to be in the center of things.

Inn at Carnall Hall

A historic hotel set on the University of Arkansas campus, with a quieter, more traditional feel. It’s a little more relaxed, with charm and walkability to campus and downtown.

Staybridge Suites Fayetteville / University of Arkansas

A reliable, more casual option with larger rooms and a slightly lower price point. Good for longer stays or guests who want something simple and comfortable.

Dickson Street Inn

A small, boutique-style inn right on Dickson Street. Best for those who want to be close to restaurants, bars, and nightlife, with everything within walking distance.

21c Museum Hotel -Bentonville

About 30 minutes away, but worth it if you want something more design-forward. Part hotel, part contemporary art space, with a noticeably elevated feel.

Explore Northwest Arkansas

Crystal Bridges

A short drive to Bentonville, and well worth it. The museum is set into the landscape, with galleries, walking paths, and architecture that feels as considered as the collection itself. Even if you’re not planning a full visit, it’s a place to spend some time.

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The Natural State

If you’d rather be outside, Northwest Arkansas offers trails and open landscape in every direction. Whether it’s a short walk or a longer hike, it’s one of the best ways to experience the area.

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Fayetteville Square

An easy place to spend a few hours—walkable, relaxed, and centered around local shops, cafés, and the farmers market on weekends. It’s a good starting point if you want to stay close and ease into the area.