exceptional solutions for meeting, convention and incentive programs.
| Guest Rooms & Suites | 418 |
| Meeting Rooms | 9 |
| Largest Meeting Room | 10,824 sq. ft. |
| Total Meeting Space | 40,000 sq. ft. |
In the short time since its $44 million renovation in 2002, The Peabody Little Rock has firmly established itself as Little Rock’s premier luxury hotel, boasting more than 40,000 square feet of meeting space and 418 guest rooms and suites.
The hotel has maintained a AAA Four Diamond status since opening as a Peabody property in 2002.
The Peabody Little Rock is located within 10 minutes of Little Rock National Airport and is in the heart of the city’s bustling River Market District.
The world-famous Peabody Ducks march to and from their lobby fountain home at The Peabody Little Rock every day at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m.
- More than 200,000 square feet of meeting space, when adding footage from the attached Statehouse Convention Center
- Exemplary customer service designed to accommodate the smallest details of any gathering
- Located a short walk from the Clinton Presidential Center and the global headquarters of Heifer International
- Luxuriously appointed rooms and suites, including optional turndown service
- Free Wi-Fi access in the hotel lobby
- Family-friendly attractions include the Peabody Ducks and Peabody Park
The exclusive, private-access concierge level occupies the 17th and 18th floors, which – along with the Pinnacle Room on the 18th floor – have a commanding view of the Arkansas River and surrounding cityscape.
The beautifully furnished guest rooms provide an unmatched level of personal comfort and indulgence. The Peabody Dream Bed by Simmons Beautyrest® ensures sound, undisturbed sleep.
Features include 396 luxurious guest rooms, plus 22 suites featuring king and double Peabody Dream Beds®, plush armchairs and ottomans, desks and armoires.
Suite accommodations include five Deluxe suites, six Atrium suites, one Peabody suite, seven River suites, one Governor suite, one Vice Presidential suite and one Presidential suite.
A Hotel Designed with Meetings in Mind
The Peabody Little Rock, a AAA Four Diamond hotel, and the Statehouse Convention Center, are the premier meetings and convention locations in Arkansas.
The Statehouse Convention Center, conveniently connected to The Peabody Little Rock, has re-emerged as a major factor in the hotel’s general portfolio of first-class meetings and convention facilities and amenities.
Like its sister properties, the multi-award-winning Peabody hotels in Memphis and Orlando, The Peabody Little Rock delivers the same Peabody Service Excellence – elements of extraordinary service, attention to the most minute details and the execution of flawless, memorable meetings and conventions.
This convention hotel includes:
- 40,000 square feet, including the hotel Ballroom Level
- Peabody Ballroom, offering spacious meeting areas with a terrace overlooking the Arkansas River
- Peabody Ballroom Foyer, featuring lounge-style seating and coffee tables
- Marion and Peck Rooms, exquisite venues for VIP meetings, presentations and privately catered events
- 200,000 square feet connected in the Statehouse Convention Center
The elegant Capriccio Grill Italian Steakhouse, on the lobby level of The Peabody Little Rock, serves the best steaks in the city – any city – to residents and visitors alike. Capriccio also offers 24-hour room service to hotel guests.
The Peabody Little Rock is a short walk to the William J. Clinton Presidential Center and the center of the city’s business and entertainment district. Local eateries, nightclubs, galleries and more lure eclectic crowds all day and night. The River Rail Trolley system offers convention attendees historic streetcar rides throughout the River Market District.
Guests of all ages enjoy watching the Peabody Ducks march to and from their lobby fountain home in the hotel at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily. Young guests can enjoy a unique adventure play area between the hotel and the Arkansas River: Peabody Park sports green space, tunnels, a tube slide, a climbing wall, a splash fountain, a spacenet and a “tree room.” The new, elevated Ozark Pavilion overlooks the river and splash fountain.
In 1673, the first European explorers to travel through the Arkansas River wilderness encountered the friendly Quapaw Indians. Nine years later the famed La Salle Expedition landed at "La Petite Roche," the little rock that rested along the wild banks of the Arkansas.
Both French and Spanish expeditions followed, but even as late as 1819, when the Arkansas territory was created, the Little Rock area was still little more than a wilderness. The graceful bluffs of "La Petite Roche," did not go unnoticed for long. Little Rock became the seat of the new territorial government in 1821 and in 1831 was incorporated as a city. In 1836, Little Rock became the capital of the state of Arkansas.
Visitors to Little Rock continue to explore the city’s charms. Known for its friendly citizens and natural beauty, Little Rock is one of Mid-America’s best kept secrets. Hospitable, scenic, affordable and the perfect setting for business travelers or those looking for a fun getaway – Little Rock offers a central location and unique attractions.
Be sure to visit the Clinton Presidential Center, which includes more than 20,000 square feet of exhibit space and full-scale replicas of the Oval Office and Cabinet Room. The world headquarters for Heifer International are adjacent to the presidential library and feature “green” building designs that inspire visitors from across the globe.
The Old Mill (seen in the opening shot of “Gone With the Wind”), historic Little Rock Central High School (scene of the 1957 desegregation crisis) and the Old State House Museum are just a handful of additional area attractions where Little Rock’s history and culture await guests.
Accommodations
The exclusive, private-access concierge level occupies the 17th and 18th floors, which – along with the Pinnacle Room on the 18th floor – have a commanding view of the Arkansas River and surrounding cityscape.
The beautifully furnished guest rooms provide an unmatched level of personal comfort and indulgence. The Peabody Dream Bed by Simmons Beautyrest® ensures sound, undisturbed sleep.
Features include 396 luxurious guest rooms, plus 22 suites featuring king and double Peabody Dream Beds®, plush armchairs and ottomans, desks and armoires.
Suite accommodations include five Deluxe suites, six Atrium suites, one Peabody suite, seven River suites, one Governor suite, one Vice Presidential suite and one Presidential suite.
Meeting Facilities
A Hotel Designed with Meetings in Mind
The Peabody Little Rock, a AAA Four Diamond hotel, and the Statehouse Convention Center, are the premier meetings and convention locations in Arkansas.
The Statehouse Convention Center, conveniently connected to The Peabody Little Rock, has re-emerged as a major factor in the hotel’s general portfolio of first-class meetings and convention facilities and amenities.
Like its sister properties, the multi-award-winning Peabody hotels in Memphis and Orlando, The Peabody Little Rock delivers the same Peabody Service Excellence – elements of extraordinary service, attention to the most minute details and the execution of flawless, memorable meetings and conventions.
This convention hotel includes:
- 40,000 square feet, including the hotel Ballroom Level
- Peabody Ballroom, offering spacious meeting areas with a terrace overlooking the Arkansas River
- Peabody Ballroom Foyer, featuring lounge-style seating and coffee tables
- Marion and Peck Rooms, exquisite venues for VIP meetings, presentations and privately catered events
- 200,000 square feet connected in the Statehouse Convention Center
Dining And Recreation
The elegant Capriccio Grill Italian Steakhouse, on the lobby level of The Peabody Little Rock, serves the best steaks in the city – any city – to residents and visitors alike. Capriccio also offers 24-hour room service to hotel guests.
The Peabody Little Rock is a short walk to the William J. Clinton Presidential Center and the center of the city’s business and entertainment district. Local eateries, nightclubs, galleries and more lure eclectic crowds all day and night. The River Rail Trolley system offers convention attendees historic streetcar rides throughout the River Market District.
Guests of all ages enjoy watching the Peabody Ducks march to and from their lobby fountain home in the hotel at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily. Young guests can enjoy a unique adventure play area between the hotel and the Arkansas River: Peabody Park sports green space, tunnels, a tube slide, a climbing wall, a splash fountain, a spacenet and a “tree room.” The new, elevated Ozark Pavilion overlooks the river and splash fountain.
Destination Information
In 1673, the first European explorers to travel through the Arkansas River wilderness encountered the friendly Quapaw Indians. Nine years later the famed La Salle Expedition landed at "La Petite Roche," the little rock that rested along the wild banks of the Arkansas.
Both French and Spanish expeditions followed, but even as late as 1819, when the Arkansas territory was created, the Little Rock area was still little more than a wilderness. The graceful bluffs of "La Petite Roche," did not go unnoticed for long. Little Rock became the seat of the new territorial government in 1821 and in 1831 was incorporated as a city. In 1836, Little Rock became the capital of the state of Arkansas.
Visitors to Little Rock continue to explore the city’s charms. Known for its friendly citizens and natural beauty, Little Rock is one of Mid-America’s best kept secrets. Hospitable, scenic, affordable and the perfect setting for business travelers or those looking for a fun getaway – Little Rock offers a central location and unique attractions.
Be sure to visit the Clinton Presidential Center, which includes more than 20,000 square feet of exhibit space and full-scale replicas of the Oval Office and Cabinet Room. The world headquarters for Heifer International are adjacent to the presidential library and feature “green” building designs that inspire visitors from across the globe.
The Old Mill (seen in the opening shot of “Gone With the Wind”), historic Little Rock Central High School (scene of the 1957 desegregation crisis) and the Old State House Museum are just a handful of additional area attractions where Little Rock’s history and culture await guests.
