21c Museum Hotel Bentonville

21c Museum Hotel Bentonville

Only a short walk from the Moshe Sadie-designed Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, guests of 21c Museum Hotel Bentonville are greeted by artist Alexandre Arrechea’s sculpture Orange Tree and a Fleetwood Cadillac limousine, Making Change, created by artist Monica Mahoney.  Inside, architect Deborah Berke’s design strategy created an active experience at street level, employing a variety of architectural devices to introduce natural light throughout the more than 12,000 sf of exhibition and event space.  The 104 guest rooms have a more private and residential feel, showcasing custom furniture and Malin + Goetz bath amenities.  Beyond the museum’s contemporary art galleries is The Hive, Arkansas native and executive chef Matthew McClure’s tribute to the high south, which serves fresh takes on classic country cuisine.
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A close relationship with the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art has resulted in collaborations that range from art contests to a yearly Light Night Party, where attendees wander interactive shows in glow-in-the-dark costumes.

Luxury King

King-sized bed (of the most comfortable sort) with seating area and table, plus all the usual 21c amenities – 42″ HDTV, Malin+Goetz bath amenities, free Wi-Fi, Nespresso coffee machine and original artwork on display in the room.

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The Museum

More than 12,000 sf features rotating exhibitions curated by Alice Gray Stites, 21c’s chief curator, alongside permanent works commissioned for 21c Bentonville.

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The Hive Restaurant

The Hive showcases the unique culinary identity of Arkansas. Under the direction of executive chef and Arkansas native Matthew McClure, The Hive pays tribute to the High South while articulating McClure’s approach to refined country cuisine.

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Only a short walk from the Moshe Sadie-designed Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, guests of 21c Museum Hotel Bentonville are greeted by artist Alexandre Arrechea’s sculpture Orange Tree and a Fleetwood Cadillac limousine, Making Change, created by artist Monica Mahoney.  Inside, architect Deborah Berke’s design strategy created an active experience at street level, employing a variety of architectural devices to introduce natural light throughout the more than 12,000 sf of exhibition and event space.  The 104 guest rooms have a more private and residential feel, showcasing custom furniture and Malin + Goetz bath amenities.  Beyond the museum’s contemporary art galleries is The Hive, Arkansas native and executive chef Matthew McClure’s tribute to the high south, which serves fresh takes on classic country cuisine.