Frequently Asked Questions

Staying at Mount Sequoyah

  • We are a non-profit community center where all are welcome to enjoy our grounds. We have a beautiful campus in the heart of Fayetteville with lodging, dining, event, meeting, and recreation space for the community and visitors. We also offer a range of recreation programs including youth day camps, swim team & coached lap swimming, tennis lessons, and more! Our Creative Spaces wing hosts over 50 resident artists as well as hosting seasonal concerts & shows.

  • It’s easy! Book right here online via the Book Now button, or call us at (479) 443-4531.

  • Mount Sequoyah provides all towels, sheets, pillows, blankets, and soap. However, we do not supply shampoo. We have a limited number of hairdryers, irons, and ironing boards. A dirt hiking and biking trail is nearby, so bring your hiking shoes. Our pool is open April through October and guests are welcome to swim, so bring your swimsuit too!

  • Most of our motel-style cottage rooms do. The houses and halls have full-sized refrigerators and microwaves.

  • Yes to all! Our campus dates back to 1922, but the buildings have been well updated since then.

  • Yes. Event insurance must be purchased and presented to us prior to your event, or you must hire an insured bartender to serve.

  • Absolutely!

  • All overnight guests to Mount Sequoyah have access to the pool. If you are staying on campus with a large group, please arrange a time to use the pool with the main office. Community members may also purchase pool memberships on a monthly or daily basis. Guests and members should check the pool schedule before planning to swim, since open swim hours vary due to swim team practices and meets, swim lessons, summer camps, and private parties.

  • We like to give you your space when you stay at Mount Sequoyah. Our housekeeping staff won’t enter your room unless you ask us to. If towels need to be replaced, just leave them outside your door, and trash will be picked up the same way.

  • Our address is 150 N Skyline Drive, Fayetteville, AR 72701. This address covers our entire 32-acre campus. To get to the main office, drive through the main gates of Mount Sequoyah and look for the Dining Hall up the hill; the office is across the parking lot from Summit Hall. There are three entrances to Mount Sequoyah, so it’s possible to enter through one and get turned around. Don’t hesitate to call the office for help navigating, and don’t be afraid to enter through the main gate, which should always be open. If you are arriving by charter or school bus, please do not take Dogwood to reach Mount Sequoyah, as buses have gotten stuck on this residential road; take Assembly or Maple from Mission/Hwy 45 instead.

About Us

  • Mount Sequoyah is an independent non-profit. While it was founded in 1922 by the Methodist Episcopal Church as a summer retreat and faith-based facility, it has been non-religious since 2016 and welcomes all people to experience its grounds and atmosphere.

  • Mount Sequoyah is committed to being a safe and welcoming place for all. Our visitors are individuals and groups of every kind seeking a comfortable meeting space and retreat center with a thoughtful staff and a uniquely peaceful atmosphere.

  • Absolutely. Mount Sequoyah welcomes people from every culture, social network, and community to experience all that our campus has to offer. Our leadership takes time to listen to the concerns of marginalized and underrepresented groups, and DEI initiatives are at the heart of our mission.

  • Mount Sequoyah welcomes all people, and we are committed to making every visitor feel safe, respected, and cared for. If you have concerns or insights that may help us better serve our guests, please email us. We are committed to learning and doing the work necessary to support our visitors and make their Mount Sequoyah experience great.

  • Yes! We welcome all people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.

  • Since becoming an independent non-profit in 2016, Mount Sequoyah has had a renewed focus on being a living and breathing member of our community, made up of and for our community. We recognize that in the past we have not always embraced all members of our community well. Today, we actively seek input from underrepresented and minority communities to understand their perspectives and how we can serve them better, because giving people a seat at the table is a key part of serving them well. Mount Sequoyah aims to be a center of community for all the people of Northwest Arkansas and the surrounding areas.