My husband and I enjoyed our stay in this 1920's home ~ now a beautiful B and B ~ on our trip from…read moreCorrales NM to Broken Arrow OK. Each room in the entire house has been recently restored to a high standard of excellence and has a theme - The cleanliness throughout the b and b shows great pride is taken which makes guests feel comfortable and at home. The made from scratch breakfast of fresh fruit soup, a delicious quiche, REAL homemade potatoes toast butter and jam were served in the pleasant sunny yellow dining room which created a very relaxed and delicious experience. A homemade brownie served after breakfast w/fresh coffee was out of this world. Ms Ann, the owner, is one of the kindest inn keepers we have ever met!!! We hope to return soon !!!

Greta's Inn is absolutely amazing, the food is great, there is a small kitchen on the 2nd floor…read morethat any customer can use at any time of the day. There is also a lounge room to relax in and read magazines. Each room comes with Direct TV and Free Wi-Fi, If your ever near or in Hobart, OK and you need a place to stay for the night or several nights be sure to give Greta's Inn a call you won't be disappointed.

From the owner: bed and breakfast, five std rooms, 2 family rooms, all rooms have own bathroomsread more

BEYOND EXCELLENT!! Great food and service!! can't wait to return!!! Best Ribeye and Prime Rib…read moreSteak I've ever eaten and the Carrot cake and Creme Brulee was exceptional!!! Amazing meals!!!

If you want really good steak you need to go to cattle country to get it. Dry Creek Steak House in…read morethe little town of Leedey is a great place to start. This is an upscale steak house with no pretensions, just great food. We shared the Ribeye for two and it was aptly named. Cooked to perfection. Nice selection of sides and the best creme brulee I've had. Great small town atmosphere where the customers all seemed to know each other. Management is gracious and welcoming. And a special shout out to the mostly teenaged staff. If this is the future of our country we're in good hands.

Great place to stay, more home-like than hotel!…read more When traveling thru small towns, I don't typically hold high expectations of hotels or eateries. Traffic drives quality, and low traffic is usually met with an appropriate level of accommodations. Kim's Cottage is a diamond in the rough: old school downtown main drag, commercial storefront, repurposed with quaint, homey cottage style dwellings inside. Adorned with antique bedding, bedside-bench & credenza, my cottage (#1) had unique charm with vintage touch. While I didn't partake in the amenity, my room featured a decent jacuzzi tub as well. Where the Best Western down the road may offer a continental breakfast, Kim's Cottage had a lovely spread of cereal and breakfast bars, generously available for consumption in my room, on-demand, day or night. I truly appreciate the accommodation! The bathroom was clean and again, featured homey details. Just felt "more friendly" than a cold hotel room. Fresh towels, actual shampoo & body wash I'd want to use, and even a stash of fresh q-tips. I found Kim's Cottage courtesy of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, while shopping for a hotel for a pending business trip and couldn't be happier with the recommendation. While I'm unsure if my work will again take me to Canadian, I'm so thankful for the experience and for enjoying a good night's sleep! Thanks Kim's Cottage! -AW

I made the reservation for my boyfriend who was headed back home from the Sturgis motorcycle rally…read morein August 2020. Weather had been bad all the way up from Texas and back and we'd been booking last minute cheapest rooms, but I wanted his last night on the road to be special because it had been such an arduous trip. He really liked it but felt it was too "frilly" for his comfort. He's kind of a bull in the china shop type guy. But he went on and on about how much I would have loved it, and how fun it was that the suites were built as separate cottages inside of the historic building. The hosts were very nice. And he loved the hot tub and didn't want to leave it. He said there was also a performance theatre next door, also owned by Kim's family. All in all, well worth it to stop and stay at Kim's.

Sitting in the peaceful shadow of Mt. Scott, the Stardust Inn is the perfect homebase to launch…read moreyour adventure through the beautiful Wichita Mountains. Rodney & Melissa are the kindest hosts, and their rooms are comfortable, relaxing and optimally located for access to all the highlights that Medicine Park has to offer. Stay a stones throw from the best restaurants in the area and a short walk to the historic downtown, I highly recommend heading up here from DFW, Tulsa, OKC, or anywhere in the country. We will surely be back. Thanks y'all!

It was a very charming location surrounded by stunning wild life. It was the perfect destination to…read moreunwind and relax. Would also be a great place to get a group of friends or family together!

Perfect hosts perfect atmosphere. Beautiful grounds and great location. Very close to all the sites…read moreof interest in the area. The hosts were very nice and the food was fantastic. The home itself is an older home with lots character. The rooms were very nice I felt comfortable and right at home I found this jewel on travel ok I would definitely suggest this place to my friends. I will definitely use this place again. The perfect getaway destination. Only 2 hours from Oklahoma City Roman Nose state park is less than 5 minutes away. Watonga is close by as well. I just can't say enough about my experience. Definitely on my list of do agains.

When I called the lady was nice until I said I have a baby traveling with me . She said her…read moreinsurance doesn't cover that. When my coworker called for a room she said she doesn't cater to the workers even tho he's a crane operator and sits in his truck most of the day and never gets dirty or does any kind of work .

You can't cross the property line and it's six miles of unpaved roads to get here! I only…read morerecommend it for absolute diehard Cast Away fans like myself who just have to see it once.

From the owner: We have five guest bedrooms with king, queen, and twin combinations. Guests share two full baths…read more There are walking trails along the Washita River, creeks and pastures offer abundance of bird and wild life watching opportunities, where guests can meander and absorb the beauty at their own pace.

I would just like to start by saying that the only other person who has reviewed must have had a…read morecompletely different experience then I did or possibly has mistaken this place for another because I have never had a more pleasant and inviting experience. We first were told that our room will be ready an hour earlier then expected and then we were greeted by this beautifully outgoing and welcoming person. Her Name was Colleen and she is the owner of the bed and breakfast. She quickly told us where to park and exactly how to enjoy the amenities of her property. There was a beautiful veranda which was a wrap around porch that looked over medicine Park. We spent a lot of time on that veranda that I have pictured below. The coyote den where we stayed was more like a studio apartment. I would say it's cozy with 6 and yes the bedroom was open to the living room. There was one bed, one pull out couch, and one long couch to sleep on. She did say that she will be updating the place more and more. She even offered her couch as additional sleeping. It's a very welcoming and homey atmosphere with snacks at the table and even 2 beers in the fridge to start off. If you are younger and enjoy drinking and hanging she is more then welcome to join and have a great time. She even brought out one of her favorite bottles of scotch from Scotland. She told us of amazing trails around the wildlife refuge and even about a music festival that was going on in the city center. We cooked out on the propane grill she provided and she even had a charcoal grill as well. The breakfast she prepared for us was amazing! I could not rave about this more. She brought out normal coffee but also French press coffee. She had eggs scrambled with hatch chiles from New Mexico, biscuits and gravy, prickly pear jam, rhubarb jam (both made fresh from her garden), and bacon. Seriously I could not promote this business more. I actually kind of want to keep it a secret it's so amazing. I even included a picture of Colleen enjoying breakfast with us.

The room smelled of smoke, and there is a huge pile of gravel in the pathway from your car to the…read moreentrance to the room. You must either step over this or climb a hill to get there. Our breakfast was rushed and dishes left outside as our host rushed off to church. The location is beautiful but the property needs a lot of work and is becoming run down.