Home of the Blues

Located just a few miles away from the legendary “Crossroads” of America’s famous Blues Highway (hwy 61) stretching from Memphis to New Orleans, travelers from all over the United States and Europe make it a point to stay at the Edwardian Inn when exploring the music rich history of the Delta. Come experience the land of the Blues in style at the Edwardian Inn.

A True Delta Gem

For over 35 years, the Edwardian Inn has been a true gem among the residents of the Arkansas and Mississippi Delta as well as with our guests. The inn has hosted former US Presidents, Governors, Captains of Industry and descendants of literary royalty from Ernest Hemingway and others.

Great Values

Rooms starting at $124 per night plus taxes (including breakfast)

The Enchantment Remains

The Edwardian Inn is an outstanding example of fine homes that were built in Helena around the turn of the century. Built in 1904, quarter-sawn oak paneling is used extensively throughout the house, and may have come from the 24 sawmills that were in the area at the time. Expert craftsmen in Chicago made the nine original mantels in the house. Eight of them remain in place with the ninth being used as the front desk for the inn. The stairway is of oak and is in excellent condition, with the applied carving and mill work coming from Chicago.

The first floor is noted for the beautiful German wood carpeting which was imported during construction. The detail work in the flooring is outstanding and features numerous different types of woods. Most of the door and window hardware is original to the house as are the transoms above the doors and on the front and side entrances. Two French Drop Chandeliers dating to 1915 adorn the front foyer. All rooms have individual controls for the heating and air conditioning as well as ceiling fans. Each guest room has a connecting private bathroom.