The 5 Ojo Inn in Eureka Springs stands out as a multi-award-winning bed and breakfast that offers an unforgettable experience in a charming, serene setting. Situated on the highest peak within the historic loop of Eureka Springs, it is surrounded by lush woods, gardens, scenic trails, and wildlife, offering guests a peaceful retreat.

With over an acre and half on the historic loop, our seamless marriage of historic and modern design lays the foundation for our Eureka Springs Lodging. Our 9 guest rooms and suites, with amenities from jetted tubs to extra soft bedding, complimentary waters, and coffees, are planned with you in mind.

Ojo has an episode all about her titled "You Go, Ojo!" It also features a song by the same name. Ojo's imagination sometimes causes her to imagine monsters, but Bear helps her to get to sleep in the song "Go to Bed, Sleepy Head".

Here's Bear and Ojo singing, "Go to Bed, Sleepy Head". (This song was originally from BITBBH episode The Big Sleep and Songs from Jim Henson's Bear in the Bi...

Ojo is sleeping over at the Big Blue House. Bear helps her get ready to go to bed, tucks her in and aids her in "surfing off to dreamland." Ojo falls fast asleep.

2019年9月18日 · My great-aunt passed the egg down to my mother’s toes, making the sign of the cross on each extremity. The egg was supposed to extract the illness, or ojo. In my family, the Spanish word ojo translates to “negative energy” or “bad luck” in English.

The 5 Ojo Inn Bed and Breakfast in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. An historic Victorian Inn. Luxurious and relaxing, homemade gourmet breakfasts and treats prepa...

5 Ojo Inn is situated on nearly two acres of wooded acreage and is located less than a quarter mile walk to downtown shops, restaurants, and galleries. If you are here to relax, the trolley stops right in front of the inn and provides a stress-free alternative to navigating your car around town.

Named for its address on Ojo Street, 5 Ojo Inn Bed & Breakfast is a delightful B&B with nine guest rooms and suites in four buildings on a quiet street. All of the rooms have double whirlpool tubs, most have fireplaces, and several enjoy private decks or patios.

"Go to Bed, Sleepy Head" is sung by Bear and Ojo, in an effort to help Ojo fall asleep, despite the monsters she thinks come out at night. The song is featured in the Bear in the Big Blue House episode " The Big Sleep ."