Oklahoma Guest House & Hotel Reviews

My husband and I stayed at The Red Stone Inn in Oklahoma City, OK to celebrate our 1st anniversary. It was fabulous and the innkeepers, Mark & Ann, were welcoming and very pleasant. Mark is a chef and prepared the most fabulous breakfast (which was brought to our room, the Capitol Suite). Ann

I WAS COMING INTO TOWN AND I FORGOT TO MAKE A RESERVATION AND THE TOOK ME IN AND GAVE ME A DISCOUNTED RATE. THE STAFF WAS PLESANT AND THE BREAKFAST THE NEXT MORNING WAS JUST WHAT I NEEDED FOR A NICE BOOST TO GO THROUGHT THE DAY. WHEN I RETURNED FOR MY SECOND DAY I WAS SURPRISED TO SEE TH BED

This B&B located next door to the University of Oklahoma is both homey and romantic. I stayed there on a business trip and it was the closest thing to being at home. The breakfasts were wonderful and the hosts are both charming and hospitable. I can't wait to take my husband there for a romantic

My husband and I recently spent our 10 year anniversary in their Crown Jewel Villa. We were led to believe that even though it is in the heart of Edmond, it would be very quiet and peaceful. There was an incredible amount of road noise. At 11 pm we asked to be moved to another room, but there

The Graham-Carroll house is so beautiful! Fresh flowers, antique chandaliers, lovely furnishings. It is elegant but intimate, cozy, charming and rich in every detail. My husband and I were amazed at the quality of every aspect of our stay there. Frannie is the ultimate hostess, a fabulous chef

My husband and I visited the Rosewood B & B last year for our anniversary. If you love your privacy, this is your place. We went to one of the nearby restaurants (in OKC) for dinner, then returned for a lovely evening of relaxation and romance. The owners are very hospitable. The room we stayed

All I can say is WOW! We went for our 20th Wedding Anniversary for a weekend. The cottage was fantastic. We were away from everything and everyone so we could have a romantic, intimate weekend for ourselves. The hot tub was very relaxing and the atmosphere was great. I can't wait to find a

There are no dislikes about this wonderful place. It was a peaceful, wonderful place to spend our 40th Anniversary. We have already booked 3 days for next year. Well worth the money.

We loved being out in the country. It was so peaceful. Also, the service was excellent; room was very clean and comfortable; the entire atmosphere was wonderful. The food was out of this world.couldn't have been better! The host and hostess were very hospitable and even played a table game

We stayed at the Pollard Inn a few days following Christmas. My family has two small children. I must admit that at first I wanted to stay at a cheaper motel until I arrived in Guthrie. I don't think we would have had the same experience had we not stayed with the Pollard Inn downtown. The

What makes a stay at a hotel great? The people, naturally. Not just the staff, but the other guests as well. The staff was friendly and helpful. The.

Average Hotel, absolutely nothing special.The location of this hotel is pretty descent, for a 6 dollar cab ride you can get over to the mall, that has.

Our room was everything we expected in a b&b. It was clean and we were greeted with pansies in the bathroom and fresh brownies. Connie went out of her way to make us comfortable. She was also a world of information about the area. Would love to go back and see the garden.

Despite customary concerns accompanying any change in ownership, I was thoroughly impressed with my stay at McBirney Mansion. I was greeted immediately by Anne Pollard with the warmest smile and overtaken by the luxurious ambience and attention to detail. Chef Greg Shocklee's cuisine is to

I stayed here once. It's an older building that's been remodeled to look modern, but you still know it's older. Old is ok, everything was functional and.

Breakfast the next morning did start with coffee and OJ. Then, we had two pieces of bacon, a slice of quiche, one orange slice, a mini cinnamon roll, and a serving of an apple crumble/streusel. Throughout our entire stay (cocktail/appetizer, dinner and breakfast), the ONLY food item that was

We've returned three times and given a gift certificate for a stay as a gift. A great treasure tucked into downtown OKC.

Your average business hotel chain. Standard accomodations, free internet, cable tv, pool etc. This location happened to be near the University of Central.

Checking in/out was fast and easy. The room was clean and comfortable, with fridge, microwave and coffee maker. The bathroom was TINY (sliding door didn't.

I stayed here 2 weekends ago for my first visit in Oklahoma City. I have to say, it exceeded my expectations in every way. First, the staff was top notch.

Was a little hard to find but worth it. awesome hotel at a great rate!

This hotel recently became a Hyatt Place, which is Hyatt's new, hip, fun brand. I joked that I had my very own lounge, which I totally did because the rooms.

Pleasant staff. Room clean. A great quick stop if you need a place to crash. $80 nonsmoking, 2 queens.

Stayed here for two months and had nothing but good experiences here. Each room comes with a kitchenette complete with pots and pans, and dishware! Very.

YES! I'm in Oklahoma! Sweet! Landed at the airport right on time and the cabbie took me the long way to this Marriott property. What a bastard. But I'm.

It's so funny how one hotel chain can have such different properties. Literally one night after staying at the shockingly beautiful and modern (while very.

A beautiful boutique hotel in downtown Tulsa.A great place to have an event since the hotel food service is from the hotel's on site restaurant The.

Day 27 its a lil past midnight.this is my last night here in okc. my stay at extended stay was great. if you have never stayed at these hotels before,.

We celebrated our first wedding anniversary here and it was fantastic. Very warm, quiet and romantic.we sat by the windows overlooking their courtyard.

This is far from a dive bar. Most of the cowboy types who visit the place are in for horse shows and such. That means they are not poor rednecks. In.

What a great place to stay! For about $89 for the night, I could not have found a better deal in Oklahoma City - especially in this area, near Penn Square.

This was a pretty nice hotel to stay at. They're in the middle of renovating and we got one of their older rooms but they weren't too bad considering. I.

Service was excellent. Older property but well kept. Breakfast was okay. Room was clean. Limited Cable channel but had HBO, CNN and local channel. I paid $36 while Motel 6 across the street was $44. Not a bad price with all the extra amneties.

I've been converted to Residence Inn. I usually stay in the Courtyard just down the street from this place, but that was sold out for whatever reason.

Oklahoma sucks! But the hotel was nice. I got a last minute check-in and they treated me like a VIP. Nice spacious rooms, quiet and comfortable.The gym is.

This is a clean,comfortable, no-frills efficiency type hotel, which caters to folks staying longer than a normal hotel stay. We got this room from.

Drinks may be pricey by local standards, but probably on par with averages in bigger cities. Be warned, they're mixed strong (or were the night I was there.