I HIGHLY recommend this spot for a family gathering! We had 24 people in our group, ages 1-73, and…read morewe all had a fabulous time. The hosts went above and beyond to make our stay perfect. We hiked, fished (brought our own gear), kayaked (hosts had 2 kayaks), played giant board games/corn hole/Connect 4 (all provided at the location), and had a wedding reception at the pavilion. My kids are already begging to return.

Very quiet and shady. Not like anything around. Map shows it as downtown Adair but it's actually on…read moreLake Hudson near Dry Gulch.

From the owner: Lakefront RV park, cabins, large vacation homes, tent sites, 3 pools, shower rooms and storm…read moreshelter. Long term guests are welcome. Very safe and peaceful. Beautifully maintained. Plenty of room to spread out with a two mile walking trail around the horseshoe road.

What a delightful historic experience! It's like staying at grandma's house her dad built with his…read morebare hands. We snagged a room here to get us the majority of the way from Dallas to Eagle Rock Loop (Arkansas) so we could knock it out without a 4.5h drive leading up to it. I am so glad we did! Upon arrival at around 8PM, we had to call so the inn keeper could let us in, then we got a tour, and were shown upstairs to our room: #4. The floors are creaky with charm, but there's a private bathroom in the room, window-unit AC, and a large and powerful space heater (we were toasty on a freezing night). So much personality and personal touches here. A modest, but complimentary, selection of snacks and drinks are available in various places, too! All in all, I'd definitely come back and stay a little longer!

I stayed here with a buddy on a road trip to Texas and it was definitely unusual…read more The neighboring national park is beautiful but the town of Talihina is a grim place, avoid if possible, it's definitely seen better days. Upon arrival we received a warm greeting from the gentleman at the front desk and he showed us to our ground floor room. The decor in the hallway set the tone (rather rundown but featuring displays about the area and history of the hotel), one of the rooms we passed was missing a door and had a bed sheet covering the door way, perhaps it was being rehabbed? Our room was clean, sheets were nice and the beds were comfy but the room didn't feel finished (bare concrete floor, exposed pipes and electric lines from the room above running along the ceiling). The bathroom was clean but tiny and a bit rundown. After seeing the room for the first time, I'm certain that had I been with my wife, she would have insisted we get back in the car and keep driving. The hotel restaurant is closed for business (not sure if that is temporary or permanent) but that was definitely the only attractive room in the building. The whole marketing emphasis of this place is that it's "historic" but it's only from the 1940's, my home is much older and I've never thought of it as historic. Frankly, it felt like the whole "historic" thing was just an excuse for being so shabby. All in all I'd say that whoever is in charge of cleaning is doing a wonderful job but the whole place is rundown and desperately in need of restoration. You will be hard pressed to find somewhere decent to eat in town. We received a couple of recommendations for "El Rancho Mexican Grill" and it was pretty awful.

Getting ready to check out and head to Woolaroc. Best stay…read morein an Inn, hotel, B&B EVER! I think the one best word to describe it is "Relaxed". Beautiful large room, beautiful property, great breakfast. The most comfortable mattress we have slept on away from home. Debby was very attentive and easy going. Thank you for the cookies for our drive. Kathleen and Andy

Amazing spot to stay while in Tulsa. It's secluded and quiet and a great price point for quality…read moreand location. A nice employee named Hayley (sp) was there during our stay and she was very helpful. We checked in earlier than we planned to due to arriving in Tulsa earlier than expected from OKC. She was apologetic about not having a cheese plate or fudge ready. I didn't even know these things existed with the room, so apology accepted! Haha. She took us on a tour of the inn and did a great job of both detailing the history/current status and the amenities we had access to. Not too much later, she brought us the aforementioned cheese and fudge. Score! She also took care to note food allergies since they serve breakfast. I have none but my boyfriend is allergic to the Earth, so that's nice. We stayed in the Sage while we were there (Thursday night and Friday night, so two different prices). It's the only room that's not directly inside of the inn, so that was neat. It almost felt like a little cabin! It's attached but the entrance to it is outside while the other rooms are inside. It's a nice simple room. The bed is comfortable but I wouldn't rave about it. The only small downside is that this room doesn't have its own thermostat because it shares one with the Willow, the room it's attached to. Hayley set it for us to a very cool temp since it was hot out. It kept the room very cold. But we were also out adventuring most of the time. If we weren't, then we would just burrow under the blankets in bed. So no big deal, but I'm sure there are more picky people out there. Every morning, breakfast is served in the dining room at 9am. It feels a little awkward almost since the inn is so small and the breakfast is guests only. They're cooking just for you! The first morning, it was only us there. There was fruit, pancakes, and a plate of bacon/sausage/eggs. It was good stuff. Oddly good bacon. Second morning there was fruit, waffles, and breakfast potatoes/fritatas/bacon. The second was definitely the best. My boyfriend hates eggs; they did something to his family, I think. So they double downed on his bacon. Lucky dog. But the fritatas were great, so his loss. Random notes: - The TVs have a lot of channels but the TVs are tiny; maybe that's a hint to spend time with your travel partner. - ^ Speaking of which, the second floor has a drawer of toiletries that includes toothpaste, shampoo/conditioner/soap, deodorant, and *ahem* condoms ~an assortment~. Some other stuff, too. - The gated exit you use during the day is closed at some point in the evening. You'll drive out the entrance and return through the entrance using the code on your room key during later outings.

You will enjoy your time here. Monica, your host, is tops! Go back in time ... to a simpler life…read more.. even if it is a weekend! We will be back...

This place is awesome. I believe the house was built in 1908. Tahlequah is the home of the Cherokee…read moreNation. If you are looking to come to the Cherokee Nation, stay here and step back in time and absorb its charm. Monica is the manager, the cook, the groundskeeper, the cleaning crew, the server, she is an awesome human. I don't know how she does it all. She's just as charming as the house. The house was tidy and clean...so clean. The Blue Fern puts any hotel chain to shame, they could learn a thing or two from Monica about hospitality and professionalism. Her breakfast was yummy and the coffee cake was tasty. They are in the process of trying to sell the Blue Fern and retire, but in the meantime, they gotta keep the lights on, stay here if you're going to Tahlequah. Thank you, Monica for the great memory!

Found the cutest little hotel/cabins in Talahini! Made a last minute reservation hoping for the…read morebest....and boy were we wrong! This place is a diamond in the rough. Cute log cabin decor with all the amenities you could ask for. Bed was comfy, warm and inviting after a long day of driving. Everything is updated - place was clean, warm and just plain cute! Would definitely come back. Owners are genuine people and price is fair! Pet friendly!!

Very great accommodations. Large comfy bed, clean, hot water good pressure, great a/c, kitchen with…read moreappliances. Very friendly!

One of the best places to stay in Mena. John and Jo have perfected hosting. They have the primary…read morespot overlooking the Janssen Park and a wonderful porch for viewing it. Breakfast is outstanding and accommodations are very attractive and clean and the bed is extremely comfortable. John can tell you about Mena and nearby attractions or leave you alone; your cue. And I very much appreciated the listing of local eateries and their open hours in each room.

We really enjoyed our recent stay, would highly recommend! John & Jolynn went above and beyond to…read moremake us feel welcomed! Our room was spacious and the king bed made for a great night's rest. 'Chef John' made a great breakfast! Ample amenities, beautiful view of the city park across the street, oh, and the best dog was icing on the cake!

Beautiful,peaceful,atmosphere! If you are looking for a quiet getaway,midway is the ideal choice…read more Nature abounds around you,it has a small lake if you want to try your luck with the fish. Beautiful,relaxing nature trails to explore,plus the down home hospitality that big cities can't provide. Located at the base of Ouachita mountains!

From the owner: Midway Park Cabins And RV has been open for over 12 years. We offer luxury accommodations in lodge,…read morelog cabins, cottages, and cedar lofts. Give us a call today for a booking!