We stayed here for 4 days while visiting my mother in law. Our room was the suite, it was large and…read morecomfortable. The bathroom is a shower only. The beds are soft. An older TV in the room, but with plenty of channels. The Rudd hotel is the only hotel in town in Nowata, OK. The Silver Saddle is owned by the people who run The Rudd Hotel, but was closed at the time we visited. There is no ice machine on sight but you can go to Homeland Grocery Store for ice or anything else you need. Sonic Hamburgers is directly across the street.

Enjoyed my weeks stay at the Rudd, the new owners have made great renovations, looking forward to…read morestaying there again next year on my return trip to Oklahoma. For the price and conditions of rooms I highly recommend this place. Thank you Jody for all your help and welcoming attitude.

Baber Mahal is an exceptionally well-run hotel, with stunning architecture, fabulous service, and…read morehospitable staff, lovely grounds, balconies and suites, and several quiet small restaurants to choose from. My daughter and I stayed here for a total of 11 days. The staff is exceptional and so friendly. We loved every day we stayed and were treated like family. Every time we returned from our day's activities, we were greeted with smiles, "hello ma'am", and overall joy. It was delightful. Rupes, Sweety and Meela of the front office staff were always extremely accommodating. They stored our luggage for 4 days while we traveled to Bhutan, arranged for a doctor to come to the hotel and give me my PCR test for travel, and negotiated cab rates for us. We both got a massage at the spa by Jinisha the spa attendant and enjoyed the using the gym, as it had all one needs to get a good workout. I will most certainly be staying at Baber Mahal whenever I visit Nepal. I love the hotel and the staff is what makes it like home. GO!

The ladies in the Office were just delightful! They were courteous and so helpful. Mimi was also…read morefriendly and a sweet "greeter" as we arrived in the park. I would have given 5 stars..but I am picky about bathrooms...only two ....and they combined the toilet and shower in one area. So it was limiting. When I was showering, someone wanting only the toilet had a long wait. (Also...needed to change out shower curtain..old and ragged looking.) Nice laundry room and clean park. Best part during our wintertime stay was the long woodsy trail adjacent to the park...we saw so many deer!!

Friendly staff. Convenient to Bartlesville attractions such as Phillips House, Willaroc, Pawhuska…read more Clean pool & laundry room. Quiet. Most sites have some shade. Enter off Adams Ave at traffic light, (south) at S. Quapaw Ave.

I go to Caney, Kansas annually to visit my brother, who is in a facility, and stay about a week…read more Traveling alone, I usually stay at a hotel or Airbnb. But this year, my significant other decided at the last minute to join me. While separately searching, we both found this gem, BarDew Valley Inn! And what a find it was! The owner, Perry, was exceptionally accommodating to us and the other guests. Our room, New Orleans, was absolutely stunning! The daily 9 am breakfasts were prepared with care and incredibly scrumptious. The house was beautiful and nightly movie nights in the Theater always the best way to top off the day. Thank you Perry for an extraordinary experience.

Perry is a wonderful, sociable, hospitable innkeeper!…read more BarDew Valley Inn is about 7-8 miles outside the Bartlesville city limits, about 45 minutes north of Tulsa and near the pioneer woman headquarters, for those who are into that. There are several themed suites. I stayed in the New York suite, which was a cleaner, more modern feel with several NYC motifs. There is also a New Orleans suite, a cowboy suite, and a French suite. He is currently working on an Asian themed suite. Each suite has its own bath and private entrance, as well as patio space to enjoy the evenings. There is wooded space and a pond out front with sitting areas. Very quiet and on a dead end, so no traffic. The rooms have comfy beds, wonderful, luxurious bedding, and a mattress warmer, which I loved! Each room has a refrigerator and Perry supplies bottled water, a keurig, coffee pods, glasses/cups, an ice bucket, extra blankets. A booklet with info on local restaurants and attractions. Everything you'd need! While I stayed here for work and kept to myself, Perry checked in with me often to make sure I didn't need anything. Other guests used the common areas more, like the movie room/game room and the kitchen. One night Perry built a fire in the fire pit. It would be a great place for people who want to socialize and meet new folks. Perry also makes breakfast every morning. I had to start work very early, so didn't partake, but other guests have raved about it. Perry really does open his home up to everyone and is very gregarious and gracious. It would be a great getaway for anyone wanting to explore the area. My suite was 139 a night, a great value.

First thing's first: adjust your expectations. This is a historic venue. Sometimes the showers…read moretake a long time to heat up and sometimes they stay lukewarm. Sometimes it's hot or cold because there are no individual thermostats. Fans and heaters are provided aa needed. I haven't stayed in the winter, but in the summer, once the sun goes down, with the fans, it's quite pleasant. I stayed in the king bed two story suite. It's airy, full of light, roomy, beautiful. I adore the tall windows. There is a TV upstairs and downstairs. The bed is plush and comfy and the linens crisp, fresh, and clean. The bathroom is quite small, but inline with FLW and the times. The facility gives tours and they are interesting and enlightening! There is a restaurant on site, open Tuesday through Saturday (reviewed separately). It's the closest thing you get to elevated in Bartlesville. They have trivia Tuesdays, wine Wednesday, live entertainment Thursday, karaoke Friday, and regular Saturdays. Staff is always wonderful. Highly recommended. But please don't rate this unique, historical site on the same plane as four seasons.

Are you a Frank Lloyd Wright aficionado? Keep reading…read more.. The Inn at Price Tower is a Wright time capsule and well worth the time and expense to visit this building and immerse yourself in the architectural experience. I'm a retired architect and a big FLW fan. The "hospitality side" (ie: what normal consumers expect from a hotel property) is pretty non-existent. Let me explain: Not to get into mechanical engineering weeds, but the building has a 2-pipe HVAC system. This means that the entire building is either heating or cooling depending upon the season. No matter how hot or cold you may be in your hotel room, if the system is in heating mode (wintertime) there is no A/C available. Likewise, if the system is in cooling mode (summertime), there is no heating available. We stayed 2 nights in early May so the heating was still on (kind of between seasons), but since there was an oscillating fan available in our room, we were fairly comfortable sleeping. Not really a biggie, just be aware of the building's heating/cooling limitations. The other thing really perplexing was that there was no coffee service available in the morning. The in-house restaurant did not offer breakfast, the Lobby area provided no guest coffee service and there was no in-room coffeemaker provided - weird! In the last 30 years of business travel I can't recall a similar situation. In order to get coffee, guests are required to walk 2 blocks to a local coffee shop that opens at 6am weekdays and 7am weekends. Super inconvenient from a "hospitality" standpoint. So, if you're familiar with Wright's design sensibilities, you'll recall that he never had much use for bathrooms and elevators - both of which are super small by modern standards and current building codes. Don't expect the spa level experience you may have enjoyed at other boutique hotels - they 'aint there, lol! If you go into the Inn at Price Tower experience with a "Wright state of mind", you'll enjoy your stay and be able to forgive the limitations of the design. The tour is well worth the price, and I highly recommend participating. Our group consisted of only me and my wife, so it was basically a private tour. It was advertised as a 60-minute tour, but our Dosen gave us nearly 2 hours! Really interesting. Take-a-ways: Bring you own coffee maker and breakfast items. Be prepared for the seasonal interior heating or cooling situation and be sure to have reasonable expectations for living in a Wright-designed building for a night or two. If you have these, your experience will be a lot of fun. Enjoy!