The hotel rents out the pool and doesn't tell guests they can not use the pool. We tried to use…read moretheir indoor pool and the they were rowdy children and adults spraying small children in the face water guns. Staff would not call a manager and allowed dangerous behavior in the pool. The next day when I talked the manager she was apologetic and helpful. The manager has good customer service skills but the rest of the staff is hit and miss.

The rooms are not cleaned to expectations. They do not clean the blankets between guests, there is…read moremold in the sinks, the surfaces are not properly sanitized, the floors are not swept, the fridges and microwaves are not cleaned, these are all things I've noticed over a hand full of visits. They don't replace the toiletries if not used by previous guest either. Stay at your own risk.

Very welcoming host of hotel. Nice Hershey nuggets for relaxing at bedtime. Comfy bed and very…read moreroomy. French doors with nice outside personal patio. Was able to catch some sun during warm days this January. Will definitely stay here again next time in town.

He is very kind and caring, gave us a room for the night. When we had nowhere to sleep. We are…read moreforever grateful, thank you for being the hands and feet of Jesus.

Five years ago, we were driving back from a relative's 90th Birthday party in Dodge City, when we…read morecame upon the most beautiful little Oklahoma State Park outside of Watonga called Roman Nose. We said we would be back someday to stay and it's taken us this long to return. Roman Nose State Park, named after Cheyenne Chief Henry, is one of the original seven Oklahoma State Parks. A former Cheyenne winter camp, the park is set in a beautiful canyon, surrounded by gypsum rock cliffs. Roman Nose boasts a stunning golf course, stables for horseback riding, hiking trails, WPA buildings, an enormous spring fed swimming pool and two spring fed trout stocked lakes. The Lodge, originally constructed in 1956, was renovated in 2010 to reflect the natural landscape of the surrounding area and it is gorgeous. It has a Frank Lloyd Wright feel to it. There are 22 rooms and it has its own swimming pool. There's a gift shop inside and a wall full of Oklahoma travel brochures in the lobby. There are a few snacks and beverages at the desk. The park also has Cabins, Tee Pees and other camping areas as well as a General Store that handles horse, canoe, kayak, and paddleboat rentals in addition to feeding people with a wonderful restaurant! It's a long walk from the drop off point of the parking lot to the actual doors, across the wide lobby, and down the hall to any of the rooms. After checking in, which was seamless, we chose one of hotel style luggage carts and took it all the way outside. From there, it was simply no problem; but there is no one to help you with your luggage. You are on own as far as I could tell. We had secured our Lakeside King room online using a Senior discount. If you stay on a Friday or a Saturday, you have to stay both nights; but we were staying a Sunday. The Lodge is simply stunning. So much interior wood and rock and historic photos. We found everything to be very clean which was wonderful. I would say the pool was the highlight really. We were out there for an hour or so and had this great big beautiful pool all to ourselves. Sundays are slow apparently. It was a lovely setting with towels thoughtfully provided at poolside. Perfect. We were prepared for no microwave and found a community microwave out in a hallway alcove. With only a few people staying there on Sunday, I was okay with it; but really would have preferred one in our room. We slept well. There's a ceiling fan and room darkening blinds. We were very comfortable. We did discover the next morning that the coffee maker didn't work. It wasn't a big deal as there was fresh coffee on a utility cart out in the hallway. We had missed a continental breakfast from 6 - 9. Probably our loss. The description from the desk had sounded pretty yummy; but we slept in. There is a closed restaurant where the communal living room with fireplace and deck entrance used to be. Honestly, that was disappointing to see; but we were allowed deck access through a large meeting room. The view from the deck is terrific. A sweet place for coffee, unfortunately the umbrellas aren't up. Still, the tables and chairs are in use. We checked out and drove up canyon to the General Store for lunch. I've reviewed that, too. Scrumptious burgers! We love this park and the Lodge! It's an Oklahoma treasure. https://www.travelok.com/state-parks/roman-nose-state-park

Absolutely fantastic food, ambiance, and service! The restaurant looked new, had a lot of menu…read moreoptions and the staff was very knowledgeable. Kudos to Brooklyn for recommending the best chicken sandwich I've had in years! I plan to be back in a few weeks to try a few more options...and the pizza!

This is always a nice place to stay. I like their breakfast as it always has a couple of items that…read moreother places don't have like fresh sliced mangoes or things that are just extra. Cookies when you check in. It's clean. It has a nice little gym. Free wifi. Probably the only complaint at all is it's near a rail so you can hear trains go by. A good place to stay.

SO much nicer and cleaner than the "Quality" Inn in Tucumcari where we spent last night. This Sleep…read moreInn has a good, comfortable feel to me. Stylish decor and no bad smells. Will see how breakfast is in the morning.

On 9/13/16 at 10:30 am I phoned this hotel to get some information. When I looked the hotel up on…read morethe internet it said they were out of business. If the women who answers the phone there today continues to be employed there you will be out of business! May I remind your hotel that to run a hospitality business, one needs to be hospitable! I have never experienced anything like I did today. She was rude, not helpful, and avoided questions, then she hung up on me. This was a gross display of her un-professionalism. Yeah I want to say here! ....NOT! To make matters worse when I called back she wouldn't answer the phone, and when she finally did, she just hung right back up on me. WOW! A friend of mine actually referred me here. I was calling from my office, to book a room, but I wanted to speak to GM first. My parents need a place to stay in October. It will be a cold day in you know what before I book a room here. Your hotel must have so much business that you have no use for another customer. I highly doubt that is the case here. I am disgusted beyond belief by the way I was treated, and if your hotel is not out of business yet, it will be if you keep treating potential guests, (revenue for your hotel) this way. Suggestion for you folks....... Get rid of the women who answered your phone today or put her in the back of the house. She absolutely has no business being the first person a potential guest encounters and she gives the Hotel a lousy first impression.

We messed up on our cabin booking in a local State Park and needed a place to spend the night…read more The hotel looks fairly new or recently renovated. The rooms are clean, the beds are comfy and the AC works. I would happily stay here again!

Staff was friendly, and the breakfast was pretty good. We chose this hotel specifically for the…read morepool and hot tub, and I even called ahead to confirm the pool was open before booking. Unfortunately, when we arrived, the hot tub was out of order, and the pool was ice cold and not circulating. In the room, the electronic window shades didn't work, so we couldn't raise them at all. The room itself was clean, but the toilet seat was broken--when I first sat down, it nearly caused me to fall. Lastly, there was a billing issue. Expedia charged my card $277 for two nights, but the hotel provided a receipt for $242. The hotel staff indicated that Expedia overcharged us, which is concerning.

The folks at operate this hotel are absolutely great people. Our family stayed here for a week and…read morea day while our new home was being built. Every day they were at the door will fresh towels and asking if there was anything we needed. Beds are good,room was the 3 bed room to be clear there are 3 beds in one room. If your on your way thru and your looking for a place to lay your head give them a shot.

After a long drive, we did a search on hotels in the area. We were lucky enough to find this motel,…read morenewly renovated with care. We arrived late - 11:30 p.m. to a nice, but inexpensive, room - and the couple that ran the place were friendly and helpful. Thanks, Seiling Motel - from two road-trippers from DC who needed an oasis like yours.

Really enjoyed our stay here Nice breakfast in the morning…read more Was directed to places to eat, nail salon and we had to switch rooms due to booking the next morning but they were very accommodating so we didn't feel rushed Would definitely stay here again Rooms were very clean and nicely decorated

Traveled 10 hrs for a family emergency and stayed her for a few days. The stay was great. The staff…read morewas very friendly and helpful. The whole facility was really clean and well taken care of. The food in the lobby was good. The location was great, centrally located. Would definitely stay here again.

Always good! I have known and stayed with Donnie Jenkins's at either the Canton motel ( when he…read moreran that) and Crappie Kjng Cabins for 20 years. He and his wife are always courteous. The rooms are always clean and up to date. Nice place to stay!!

If you want a nice room in a small town, this is the place. But it comes with a price, like no…read moretoilet paper, sheets never changed and rude owners. Oh, and if you have a guest for the night they will try to charge you $70 for that person for one night. And love to say they are "5 star" yet I have no toilet paper and towels haven't been replaced in 3 days, and when they are they smell like bug spray...and they don't knock before walking in... Very displeased with this establishment