Inn at Price Tower

We loved how the windows open and let the wind through, and the staff were super nice and eager to help. This is a beautiful old hotel with a great history, especially worth seeing for anyone into architecture and art deco. I'm claustrophobic, not severely, but tight spaces with no clear view of a way out get on my nerves. The elevators and hallways, along with just about everything else, feel small and enclosed. If that bothers you, maybe take the tour before staying. There's no pool or hot tub, either. For anyone visiting from out of town, I'd skip the hotel restaurant and go to the Painted Horse. The mac and cheese alone is worth it! We might come back, but I mainly wanted to try it once.

We got married here two years ago and came back for our anniversary. The building's history means some areas are small, but everything has been preserved beautifully. Our room was clean and comfortable, and the staff were friendly and helpful as always. I'd definitely recommend a stay in Bartlesville. I only wish we'd booked a tour this time. We'll do that on our next visit.

The building tour and museum are cool, and the restaurant is great. The rooms are unusual and nicely done in Frank Lloyd Wright style. What a great place to stay, with what I think are the world's smallest elevators!

We stayed overnight in the two-story queen room, and checking out was genuinely sad. There was plenty of room to relax, surrounded by incredible art and architecture, like being in a time capsule. It's worth every penny and every mile to get there. The staff we met, about four people, were all kind and professional, going above and beyond. The rooms were also remarkably quiet. The hotel was sold out, but we never heard anyone in a room next to or above ours. In the hallway, though, you could hear little noises from the rooms while waiting for the elevator. The surrounding area didn't seem very exciting, and I wouldn't suggest an out-of-towner wander into unfamiliar parts. It looked like a rough town. But when passing through to stay at the Price Tower, you probably won't want to leave your room anyway. I won't forget this relaxing, neat stay.