Inn at Price Tower

Staying at the stunningly beautiful and photogenic Price Tower Inn is a unique and comfortable experience. If you are interested in architecture, art, and history consider it as part of your tour of the towns wonderful museums and dwellings.

Beautiful classic property, well maintained and kept in original design. I'll definitely be back.

Unique Frank Lloyd Wright building with new ownership. The art gallery was preparing for a new exhibit. They allowed us to walk through the exhibit while being set up. If you stay here, make time for the 90 minute tour. Very informative about the building and the oil history in Bartlesville. The front desk was very helpful in recommending places to eat and other area attractions.

It was nice going to stay at a piece of history for the night. 2nd time visiting some freinds in Bartlesville. As staying in an older attraction like this you have to just admire the art, imagination, and the structure itself for the dates of its construction. Will be back to visit the Community Center next door.

it was old, rundown, dirty and had no facilities for dining or even a snack bar for food and drink and not even coffee in the room. we left and did not even stay the night. aside from that it was very nice.

Everything was great, except the room temperature was too warm. Luckily we simple opened some of the windows and that worked nicely. The tour was fabulous and Harry, our guide, is a treasure. Lindsey was awesome, too. Maybe consider a shade on the bathroom window for privacy. Maybe add more of an introduction to the hotel and explain where you can wander. What a great place!

It is an architectural masterpiece but that is where it ends! So many issues with this property. Hard to find the right door to lobby for check in. Person staffing this is not knowledgeable or warm and friendly. Restaurant was not operating due to water leak and AC units not operating due to issues. Elevators are very loud and sound like they need tweaking but presume they are safe? It is apparent that there are financial problems as things are just not looking fresh. The biggest issue for me was that there is obviously mold in the building as I am very allergic to mold and my head swells when exposed to mold issues. When we arrived in our room, there was a fan in the middle of the room running due to the non operating AC. Thankfully it is cooler now so AC may not be needed but stagnation of air on warmer days has created real issues and there is a definite smell in our room that a fan cannot remove. Don’t bother complaining as there is literally no one around except for attendant at front desk and she apparently has been told to just answer…..”I don’t know”. Not sure who runs this property but it is more of a museum than hotel so I would suggest just staying somewhere else and just stop by Price Tower to look at the FLW architecture if you enjoy historical design which I do!

We loved this historic property, this was a bucket list item of places to go in Oklahoma for us.

So disappointed. Stayed at the Price Tower in August of 2017 and had a wonderful experience. Never thoght we would have the opportunity to stay there again but had an event in Tulsa and decided to spend three nights at the Price Tower. When registering was asked if we desired maid service. I marked yes as we would be there three nights Friday, saturday, Sunday and wanted the room refreshed. The only time a maid came to our room was at 7:30 am saturday when she walked in, apologized saying she was in the wrong room, on the wrong floor. The bathroom vent was thick with fuzz built up over time. The curtains are hanging off their hooks. If you open the curtains the window ledges are thick with dust and dead bugs. The carpets are stained and the furniture is worn. Part of our exceptional experience was the complimentary breakfast which is no longer served. My bad for assuming this was still served. When leaving for the evening on Sunday we informed the desk we were in need of toilet paper. The half roll provided wasn’t going to make it. When we returned the lady at the desk said “let me get you that toilet paper” and handed us two rolls to take with us. Gift shop empty. Floors in common areas tacky when you walk. The Price Tower is a beautiful and historic facility but it is so neglected. I would have complained or said something but you can tell this is a lack of training, caring and accountability. Somebody needs to be in charge. Many Thanks