Little Rock Firehouse Hostel & Museum

The Firehouse Museum & Hostel is in a renovated 1917 Craftsman-style building that combines historical exploration with affordable accommodation! Our museum showcases firefighting history, complete with vintage equipment, photographs, and stories of heroic rescues. Visitors can learn about the evolution of firefighting techniques and the bravery of those who have served in these critical roles. The hostel offers travelers a safe, and distinctive place to stay in the heart of downtown Little Rock. Able to serve 2 to 20, this space has ample communal areas to make everyone feel at home! Our dual-purpose venue not only preserves the heritage of firefighting but also provides an engaging and memorable experience for those seeking both education and adventure! All beds are twin-size bunk beds. Upstairs, there is a women’s dorm with 5 bunk beds (10 people max) and a men’s dorm with 7 bunk beds (14 people max). Both dorms have bathrooms within. On the main floor, we offer an accessible/co-ed room with 2 bunk beds and one single bed (5 people max). Bathroom is not connected to the suite. Let us know when you arrive if you need to be placed in the downstairs room. All guests have access to common areas, such as living room, kitchen, dining room, museum, and work area. We offer games, a Smart TV, tours, and bicycles for use. The Firehouse Hostel & Museum is staffed around the clock, and management lives on-site. Let us know what we can do to help make your stay comfortable! We are happy to help travelers with answering questions about the city, places to go, and things to do! Check-in hours for arriving guests: 3-10 PM Check-out hours for departing guests: 10 AM (Staff may enter dorms after this time for cleaning). Continental Breakfast: 7-10 AM daily Reception/Common Areas/Museum: 24 hours Access to building for current guests: 24 hours Quiet Hours: 10 PM-7 AM Visitor Hours: 7 AM-10 PM (In common areas only) Laundry: 3 PM–10 PM (unless in use by staff)