I live in the Marshall County area and have never been to this place but... if someone from Plano…read moreand then Minnesota didn't care for it, that's a plus in my opinion. Will try to get some friends together and try it out soon.

Typical place, mostly locals. I recommend to BYOB and go to the lake. Probably be in beget…read morecompany there.

Came here on my way through down to Texas. I don't normally stay at Casino + Hotels, but on a…read moreweekday a room here was priced around $130 so I figured I'd give it a shot. The room was clean, everything looked good, and the staff were friendly. There were not minimum nights we were required to stay for, and there was not any fees. The casino is an added bonus!

$40 bar tab and your shut off. Bartender is a bitch and prefers to serve her buddies instead of…read moreother guests. I used to stay here every Monday. Not anymore. I'll pay more for the Holiday inn. They have a nice bar and restaurant that care about their customers.

Was heading home to Dallas at the end of a road trip. Decided to stop in Ardmore, OK for lunch…read moreand, boy, are we glad we did! We found Ten Star Pizza just a few miles off I-35. Pizza was absolutely delicious and the service was perfect. We definitely recommend this restaurant and hope to return there on our next trip north! Terry D

Amazing Find!!! Came to Ardmore for a quick weekend getaway from the DFW area. Jumped on Yelp for…read morea recommendation for pizza. Ten Star did not disappoint! Our son got a custom medium pizza with hamburger and bacon. My wife got Jenn-ay and I got the G.O.A.T. All were incredible. Crust was fantastically thin with the edges perfectly crispy. Sauces just right. Very tasty along with very attentive service. The smiling service staff, the friendly locals along with remarkable food puts this restaurant at the top of our list for Ardmore.

Really good food and nice people. Just moved here and one of the most home cooked meals I have…read morefound!

Quintessential dive bar with some of the best food in Tishomingo. The crowd is friendly, welcoming,…read moreand fun. With pool tables, live music, and a back patio, this establishment ticks all the boxes for this experienced connoisseur.

Last Saturday was the first time I had ever been in the place I was treated like a regular. It was…read morepretty slow I should up around 12 there had been a group there for a guys birthday party and birthday boy was passed out on a table but the ladies were super cool and made sure the guy was ok and didnt rob him blind like you hear in a lot of other places .The ladies were AWESOME looked SUPER HOT , and danced AMAZINGLY .They were very friendly and not pushy at all and made me feel very comfortable .Rainbow and Candy were the girls that I spent the evening with mostly Rainbow, she is the SEXIEST and GREATEST girl I know ,but Candy is a total dick she has the worst attitude and smells like HPV. I had a great night and can't wait to get back.

This place is GREAT sushi; special, inventive and delicious food landlocked here in Ardmore…read more The other reviews all seem outdated and really miss the mark. I travel nationwide performing and eating. Full stop. I try my spots heavily favored by good reviews I find (usually at 80 mph rolling into town). These reviews for "Edamame" seem out of date and tepid. I almost passed this restaurant by. This place is not to be missed. The menu is very interesting and uncommon. I live in New York and seek out good sushi. This is very good sushi. Have I said that yet? One very subtle reason is the temperature of the sushi rice. I know it may sound like a "bougie" thing but it's a real thing. In Japan. The rice should not be cold, nor warm. It should have a cool mouth-feel and be glutinous enough to hold but not too heavy. This cats do it right. The enthusiasm and knowledge of my server was in keeping with the "hidden gem" standing of this spot. He was helpful and personable. I came on a Thursday evening and it was pretty empty but for some like-minded sushi aficionado's. I ordered the "Smoke on the Water" roll per his suggestion and was not disappointed. Very flavorful, the honey-miso adding something slightly sweet and salty: Umami is the extra flavor only the Japanese list beside salty, sweet, bitter, & sour. I will say I found this roll slightly OVER sauced, but only a little. I also ordered the classic staple California roll as a sort of "control" in my Sushi experiment. It did not disappoint. The pieces were generous, light and freshly flavorful. I would highly recommend "Edamame" for anyone looking for an authentic sushi experience with a gourmet edge.

What a cute little place. Good atmosphere. Great food. Great service. We loved everything we…read moreordered. Nice to have the edamame they bring to table when they seat you. We ordered gyoza appetizer and the New York roll, honey badger roll and the royal alaskan roll. For dessert we had caramel apple crème brûlée. Glad we gave this place a try.

My mom and I stayed here for our impromptu trip to Sulphur/ Chickasaw National Recreation Park, and…read moreit was awesome! We were so surprised, not because we expected it to be bad, but just because it was better than expected and we were practically the only ones there (to be fair, we were there in the middle of the week rather than a busy weekend). So definitely a hidden gem. There's a much more popular hotel in town, but I'm so glad we chose this one instead. It's not technically a hotel I guess, but it works like one... and has more interesting things than a typical hotel. It really is set up to be like a retreat and conference center, so the name isn't just for show - you can tell that they've really thought about how to make spaces that work for those types of events/ situations. For example, there are plenty of different meeting and conference rooms, and they have a FULL gym, not just a treadmill and some weights like many other places. See the pics for what I mean! They also have a cool lounge area, complete with an open fireplace in the center of the room. Both my mom and I thought how cool it would be to be sitting around there in the fall. They also have a pool and hot tub, like many other hotels. There's a sauna in the locker rooms, which I thought was pretty cool, and it looked nice but we didn't decide to go in. Speaking of the locker rooms: they're also very nice! Definitely well-kept. The views from the hotel rooms are also STUNNING (and I do believe all the rooms are on the same side of the building, so all have the same view). The pictures unfortunately don't do this part justice. Because it's truly out in the middle of nowhere (only about 15mins from the main part of town though), there's just pretty land for as far as you can see. The rooms are pretty standard: two queen beds, a fridge, keurig with a few options, bathroom with shower, and closet. No microwave in the rooms, but there was one downstairs where they had the ice and coffee. I appreciated that they had more than one type of flavored creamer (powdered). I'm not a huge coffee drinker, but I got some because they had amaretto flavor, and it was good!!! At first because the drive there was so quiet and empty, we were a little unsure about what we'd gotten into, but as you can see it ended up being a great place to stay! I almost wish we were there longer. Would definitely go there again!

The perfect place when you just need some peace and quiet, rest and relaxation. Helpful staff, nice…read morefacilities, and beautiful scenery. The only thing missing is dining. Even a little sandwich shop, oh say, something like Bedres cafe, would be perfect.

Best.Camping.Ever…read more First of all, I hate camping or "roughing it" but my husband's family love's it. We decide to rent a small cabin because that's the only way I was going to "camp" in 102' degree weather. Anyways, The cabin was adorable! Plenty of space for our family (3 people and dog) and had a ice cold AC! I read previous reviews saying the cabins needed updated but it nice inside. It was clean, the bathroom looked updated and the kitchen was a perfect size with a table, stove, fridge. The also had a flat screen TV with cable! It was like staying in a hotel! Of course, you will need to bring your own plates, cooking supplies and food... but they supplied towels, blankets, pillows, etc. Our cabin was across the street from the Pool and splash pad! Which was a perfect location! They had a really cool area in the lake with floating climbing and jumping things. There is such much here.. and I don't feel like writing much more but this was all walking distance from our cabin: snow cones, boat tours,pool, splash pad, restaurant, pool, etc.

If you decide to stay in one of the cabins, you should remember to bring a big can of RAID…read more We had a 3 night reservation and found that we were sharing the place with woodlice. Also known as pill bugs or roly polys. They come out at night. The first night, there was only about a dozen of them. We dispatched them and went about our business. It seemed like they were coming out of the shower drain, so we covered it up. The second night, they doubled down. About 40 of the invaders arrived. We took care of the problem like the troopers we are. On the third night, we returned to our cabin at midnight. There was a flash mob of crustaceans waiting for us. The floors were alive with hundreds of the buggers. We swept them up and dumped them into the toilet, but they kept coming. They seemed to be coming from everywhere. Out of the woodwork. From under the bed. From the water heater closet. Fortunately, these Armadillidium Vulgare don't bite or sting. But it's not pleasant when they meet their demise under your bare feet. And it's pretty creepy when they're crawling on you in bed. In the morning, when we checked out, we reported the assault to Kelli at the front desk. She seemed a little skeptical until I showed her a picture of the toilet, loaded with a large group of captives about to meet their maker. Kelli asked why we didn't call them about the problem. The first 2 nights, it didn't seem like a big deal. The 3rd night was different. And, it was midnight. We didn't like the idea of waiting for someone to blast the bugs (and us) before we go to bed. And, we had already been informed that all other cabins had been rented. Kelli understood and wanted to offer compensation, but the manager would have to approve it. The manager was in a meeting. She offered to talk to the manager, and we would get a call from them later. Kelli called about a half hour later to tell us that the manager credited us 10% for our trouble. Well, I guess that about covers the sales tax.