I stayed for 6 nights and it was fabulous! The house is beautiful. Bed super comfy. Breakfast was…read moreamazing! I enjoyed everything about this stay!

This home is absolutely magnificent. Built in the early 1900s, the home boasts many original…read morefixtures and so many amazing stories of its rich history. The owners and their pets are so welcoming and warm. We enjoyed walking around the neighborhood taking in the rich history in the other homes and buildings. The downtown area is walkable, really looking forward to the new brewery, but even without it there are many options for food, drink and fun. We went in the winter, so some of the town's amazing activities were down (like the water park). We're already looking to book our next trip in the summer. Thank you to the Sopers for their hospitality and for opening the doors to this historic home!

Wonderful hosts and a beautiful building with so much history. An amazing piece of history right on…read morethe old train line. Lots of old train equipment to look at outside. Perfect gem if you have any interest in railway or architectural history. Lobby was undergoing renovations, but it was no inconvenience and I loved hearing about all their careful historical restoration. This stay was unforgettable.

This is a great place to stay if you are looking for a quiet, cozy and peaceful evening! The room…read morewas cute and bed was comfortable! The couple running the place are an absolute joy. They are very friendly and you can tell they love what they do! Breakfast is home made and very good!

Stayed for 4 days with my son in one of the lakeside cabins. It was super hot so we did activities…read morein the morning, then toured the ranch at night. The owner also brought along one of his grandsons so my son had some company too as they fed the animals etc... a very nice gesture there ... While we were there for the first time my son paddled a boat, caught a fish, roasted marshmallows, threw a lasso, used a bow and arrow, slingshot, BB rifle, Henry rifle, 6 shooter, and Atlatl. Pretty much ticked all the boxes for my 13 year old boy for sure, not too mention fun for me too. Highly recommended.

What a great experience! Tom was the best and pretty hilarious to boot, taught this Cali girl how…read moreto be a proper cowboy :) and gave a fantastic steakhouse recommendation! Highly recommend

I told my husband that I wanted to go to an afternoon tea for my birthday gift this year. He found…read morethe biweekly event at Harwelden Mansion and took us this past Tuesday! The experience is so cute and was actually sold out when we went. They offer two types of teas, some sandwiches and sweets, and then Prosecco and Pimm's Cup if you opt for the Tea Royale ticket! The venue itself is beautiful and we were able to explore the upstairs and downstairs after we finished our tea. Would absolutely recommend for Mother's Day, a bachelorette activity, or a fun event to do with friends.

We absolutely adore this place. My family (I have 2 daughters) enjoy the princess tea party…read more The ambience is always classy. The food provided is superb. This is a yearly tradition. I would recommend this place as a venue. Or you could come and enjoy one of their many events.

Spent one night here in mid May and could happily have stayed for longer. Charming and cozy cabin…read morein a peaceful setting. It was a warmer evening so we enjoyed sitting in the hot tub in the moonlight, but there was a lovely fireplace inside if it had been cold. The best thing was the incredible breakfast brought in the morning - eggs, French toast - all homemade and not just delicious but thoughtfully presented too. Highly recommend for a romantic weekend.

Great place to stay and the food is delicious and the staff is friendly and helpful tooread more

What an absolute treat, nestled in the Osage Nation. The Mabelle holds so much charm from…read moreyesteryear while offering modern and thoughtful amenities. The house and rooms are curated thoughtfully, with intention, and the whole house feels like a warm hug. From subtle nods to its historical legacy, to the piece of chocolate left on a perfectly made bed, you'll feel taken care of from the time you enter the home until you leave.

The Mabelle is a true gem. There are so many wonderful attributes that it is hard to know where to…read morestart. But here we go. James, the proprietor, is a welcoming and most helpful host. From showing us all the Mabelle has to offer, giving advice on where to go and checking to be sure all is going well, he is the best of the best. The hotel is a converted home, and the living room is a great place to unwind. The entire hotel is full of beautiful furnishings, and has a rare warmth. The kitchen has lots of beverages and snacks, and everything is spotless throughout the entire home. Our room was extremely comfortable. Each room has different bed configurations so be sure the room you have fits your needs. Two of the rooms have bathrooms within the room. Ours was just outside our door. One of the things that amazed me was all of the little touches. I won't list them so the experience isn't spoiled, but James clearly put a lot of thought into making guests comfortable and welcome. I almost hate to write this review because it might then be hard to book a room when we return, but the experience was so extraordinary that I must do so. I have stated at the Pioneer Woman's Boarding House and Frontier Hotel. While they were both truly wonderful. Experiences, I will come back to The Mabelle on my next trip.

We stayed here for our honeymoon in 2013. Why it took me so long to write this review I'm not…read moresure. But here it is: 1. Our room wasn't ready when we arrived. In fact, the owner made us wait while he booked a reservation on the phone for six months down the road. 2. While showing is the cluttered kitchen area, he dropped a stack of coffee cups on the floor, picked them up, and invoked the "5 second rule". We decided then not to drink coffee. 3. He could not find the keys for the room we'd reserved...or the other room he wanted to give us since we were on our honeymoon. We ended up in a third room. 4. There was ONE towel in the bathroom. Enough said. 5. In the morning, he offered us a bowl of fruit that sat out on the counter, uncovered, all night. 6. The final straw - we were ready to check out when the owner said he needed to use the restroom. The bathroom was less than 5 feet away, so he went in, DID NOT CLOSE THE DOOR, and proceeded to take a leak. At that point, I left and let my husband finish paying the bill. 7. The final, final straw - when we got to our honeymoon destination, my husband pulled out the small lotion bottle he'd gotten at the inn. It was empty!!! Who puts a used, empty lotion bottle out for guests??? Bottom line: Unless the inn has changed ownership since March 2013, don't do it!!!

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.

No hot water at all, except for coffee. Lead us to believe it would be working soon, wrong......Not…read morea fan of cold showers

We decided to stay here due to the HGI being booked, and because of the high ratings on Yelp. We…read morewere only staying one night, so no worries. First off, we pull up and notice some significant damage to the hotel, wth? We are hoping it's not too bad. We entered the lobby and asked the person at the desk, and he said it was tornado damage. The lobby had cones and a pallet with a wooden box on it, and the far end had tarps up. The guy gave us our room key and our room was okay. The bed was fairly comfortable, the A/C worked well and the shower had good pressure, and the water got hot. All in all, the hotel staff was lackadaisical, hotel needed work (obviously), and it was just an okay stay.