Hot Springs Village, AR Reviews


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Hot Springs Village, Arkansas is a popular retirement community known for its beautiful natural surroundings and numerous recreational activities. With a population of around 14,000, it offers a small-town feel while still providing convenient access to larger cities like Little Rock. Many people choose to live in Hot Springs Village for its serene atmosphere and affordable cost of living. However, as with any place, there are always varying opinions about the quality of life. To gain a better understanding of what living in Hot Springs Village is really like, let's take a look at some user reviews from BestPlaces.net.

According to user reviews on BestPlaces.net, living in Hot Springs Village can be a mixed experience. Some people absolutely love it, while others have had negative experiences. Reviewer "Mary" shares, "I've lived in Hot Springs Village for over 10 years and I absolutely love it here. The community is welcoming and there are plenty of activities for retired folks like me." Similarly, reviewer "John" states, "The scenery here is breathtaking and the cost of living is very affordable. I have no regrets about moving to Hot Springs Village." These positive reviews highlight the natural beauty and friendly community that attracts many people to this area.

On the other hand, there are also some negative reviews. Reviewer "Sara" expresses, "I have lived in Hot Springs Village for 2 years and it has been a disappointment. The roads are poorly maintained and the amenities are not as advertised." Similarly, reviewer "Bob" states, "I moved here thinking it would be a quiet and peaceful retirement community, but there is a lot of noise and traffic. It's not what I expected." These reviews point out potential drawbacks, such as maintenance issues and unexpected noise levels, that some residents have experienced.

In conclusion, reviews from BestPlaces.net provide valuable insights into the pros and cons of living in Hot Springs Village. While the majority of reviews are positive, it's important to consider both the good and the bad before making a decision. As reviewer "Mary" wisely puts it, "As with any place, there are always going to be some downsides. But overall, I am happy with my decision to live in Hot Springs Village."

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HSV Great Place to Live - 2/1/2013
HSV is like living in paradise. The people are what make this place so special. Even if you don't want to golf on any of the 9 golf courses, or fish on one of the 11 lakes you will enjoy being here. Other activities are 8 rubico tennis courts and 3 hard courts at the tennis center, pickle ball, lawn bowling, scenic trails, a wonderful fitness center with indoor pool, a bridge house which has bridge games for all levels, a performing arts center and much more. All of this and HSV is a gates community so crime is very low. There are 2 school districts right outside the gates as well as grocery stores, etc. After looking at several areas to retire to we couldn't have picked a better place this is heaven on Read More

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Living the Dream - 1/31/2013
What is there not to like, 8 beautiful golf courses I can play all year round, mountains, woods, wildlife, privacy,four seasons,good climate, low taxes, good health care,no stress and best of all nice people. It is a place where anyone can afford to live.

Back in the 1980's I vacationed in the Village with my family on holidays.I always thought this would be a great place to retire. So, two years ago that is what I did and haven't looked back since. Having worked in the corporate world all my life and being around big cities, it has been a welcome relief to live in a more quiet, slower paced atmosphere. Don't get me wrong, there is as much here to do as anyone could want, if you are bored it is your own fault. The best part, if you need city you can have it in any size from Hot Springs, to Little Rock to Dallas just 5 hours away. Life is Read More

Hidden gem of a retirement place - 9/19/2012
We pay $3,200 a year for unlimited green fees for two people to play eight quality courses and a trail fee for new carts applies at $650. All of the courses are within 15 minutes from our home, so we don't spend much in gas for transportation. Every other type of recreation is available from fishing our lakes to tennis. The village is gated and is well managed. We enjoy mild weather every month of the year with minimal cold days. Homes are priced from $150,000 to over $1,000,000. Beautiful community with beautiful people. Check it out at hsvpoa.org and come on down to see Read More

Hot Springs Village - The Best Kept Secret - 3/14/2010
I moved here 6 years ago with my 2 children. I thought we would only stay a year or two, but six years later we are still here and love it! The people are wonderful, the community is supportive, the beauty is spectacular! My children learned how to golf, can play tennis whenever they want, and the hiking/walking trails are fantastic. The community is always growing and improving all the areas of the Village. The 9 professionally designed golf courses, the 11 recreational lakes, 2 marinas, 3 beaches and 21+ miles of hiking trails, and wonderfully fresh air to breath. It is also within 30 minutes from Hot Springs, 1 hour from Little Rock, 4 hours from Branson, MO and 5.5 hours from Dallas. It's a wonderful place to Read More

Very Nice Retirement Area - 4/17/2009
We have lived here nine years. I would call "the village"
very boring but fairly scenic. The nine golf courses are gorgeous but I don't golf. The lakes are lovely and clean with no fish. There is almost NO traffic. It is Very quiet.
with lots of lovely deer in the fall and winter.
Besides July, August and September the climate, for me, is great. In those three months it is hot and humid. Forget sitting on the grass or even walking on the driveways; the chiggers will eat you alive just like in Texas. Be content with simply Looking at your yard.
We have a fabulous bridge club and building but I don't play bridge. No crime, we're gated. The houses range from nice to gorgeous and are very cheap (no million dollar homes)even if right on a lake. Nine gorgeous golf courses.
There are dozens of boats at the marina but that is where they stay parked. I know one lady who has a job; a waitress.
All the other ladies are mid-seventies and don't work. The Read More

Retirement Mecca - 3/24/2007
Do you want to live where the climate is mild, the property taxes are low, and the air and water are clean? Is a secure community a priority? Do you enjoy golf, tennis, fishing, boating, or just watching the birds?

Arkansas offers a variety of beautiful, clean and safe places to live, play and retire. One such place is Hot Springs Village - a 26,000-acre gated community located in the rolling hills of the Ouachita Mountains, about 40 miles west of Little Rock. The residents and property owners enjoy the finest recreational amenities and retirement living in America, including nine championship 18-hole golf courses, six lakes, 24 tennis courts, three country clubs, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, 20 miles of hiking and walking trails, and over 200 social and civic clubs.

The population is predominantly white active retired (13,000 in 800 homes) with a growing number of younger "Baby Boomers" and about 400 school-aged children. HSV is not on the main track Read More

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