The Edwardian Inn · Helena, Arkansas
General James C. Tappan
Southern comfort with historic charm
A beautifully appointed room that captures the essence of Southern hospitality. Named for a notable Arkansas jurist and Confederate general, this space blends history and comfort with its king-size bed and tasteful period decor. It also has a fireplace and a separate sitting area.
James C. Tappan moved to Helena in 1848 to practice law and later served as a circuit judge. He became a Confederate brigadier general in 1862. After the war he served as Speaker of the Arkansas House and twice declined to run for governor. He is buried in Helena's Maple Hill Cemetery.
In the room
- Private Bathroom
- Fireplace
- Separate Sitting Area
- Smart HD TV
- Free WiFi
- Individual Climate Control
- Hair Dryer
- Iron & Board
What makes it special
- King bed
- Period decor
- Southern character