Hotels als Ferienunterkünfte in Oklahoma

Historic Hotel Room #108 - Hotel Phillips

Stay in the historic Hotel Phillips, with it's unique charm and beautiful historic architecture. Your stay will be enjoyable and relaxing, within our very clean and extremely affordable Retro Room. Our staff will assure your stay with us is pleasant and exceeds your expectations. If you are staying on business or just passing through Bartlesville, come check out what is happening at The Apartments at Hotel Phillips. Renovations are underway which allows us to offer such a great nightly rate.

Historic Property: The Gatehouse

ONE-OF-A-KIND-there is not another property like The Gatehouse for overnight stays. Built in 1927 by EW Marland as the gatehouse leading up to the Marland Mansion; this property offers a throwback to the oil-boom days of Ponca City. This historic home of the EW Marland Estate boasts 2 king bedrooms, a beautiful library, luxury bathrooms, a designated area to warm food, and a quaint courtyard to relax and enjoy nature. This property would be perfect for your bridal party or a date weekend.

Royal Pine Room 🌲 Hikers Retro Retreat

Come stay in boutique hotel style in Mid Century Modern inspired accommodations. Private key code entry makes check in easy. The Wichita Mod Lodge, owned by Oklahoma artist, Marilyn Artus, is just minutes from the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge. If you love hiking there are many places to discover. Just behind the lodge are the Lawtonka trails. No need to even get in your car to go on a beautiful hike. There are lakes near by and the charming cobblestone community of Medicine Park.

Cabin Villa 5 -Riverview inside Turner Falls Cabin

Beautiful views inside Turner Falls Park. Things to Do in Turner Falls Park! Natural Pool in Turner Falls Park Turner Falls Park is one of the best places for you to spend your vacation. There are a lot of things in this park that attracts a lot of people for far away cities. One of the thing that is most attractive is the biggest waterfall in Oklahoma. People love to come and see this beautiful waterfall and have a little swim in its natural pool.

The Cross Bell Downtown 204

The Cross Bell Downtown 204 is a handicapped equipped room right in Downtown Pawhuska across from the Pioneer Woman Boarding House. Individuals who cannot climb stairs can park in the rear and access our rear door by traveling behind P-Town Pizza on a short walk to our rear door. Please note that from the front entrance, 2 flights of stairs must be climbed. There is also a back entrance that does not require stair climbing.

The Bluebird Rachel: A Rt66 Historic Renovation

The Rachel is a beautifully decorated room in The Bluebird. It offers a unique alternative to hotels with a hometown feel, king-sized comfy beds, and easy access to dining, shopping, and local activities. If you need more space or want all 3 units plus the common area lounge entrance for your special event, look at the other two rooms, Marie and Jessie rooms, or send us a message!

Classen Inn

The Classen Inn, built in 1963, is a prime example of Googie architecture, with a shape inspired by the geometry and space-infused design. Classen Inn sits at the heart of a city in love with revitalization. In any direction, you’re just a few minutes walk or bike ride away from thriving art scenes, live music, and a variety of culinary experiences. Let's stay together!

El Reno Journey | Free Breakfast. Hearing Access

Welcome to Home2 Suites El Reno Hotel. We’re just 25 minutes from downtown Oklahoma City. Closer to home, the Canadian County History Museum is adjacent to the hotel, with Chapel Creek Winery and restaurants nearby. If you feel like a quiet night in, you can always use your in-suite kitchen. WiFi, breakfast, and parking are on us. Pets are welcome.

NEW! Western-Inspired Inn - The Marlow

Treat yourself to upscale repose at Velvet Woody - a boutique inn with historical distinction and modern comfort. Located in downtown Okemah, Oklahoma – home of Woody Guthrie – this 1930s building has been thoughtfully restored with upscale western inspirations that nod to the places the Marlow Brothers may have stayed while traversing the Wild West.