It is an architectural jewel. Obviously the building is old but it has unique Frank Lloyd Right details throughout. It's like staying in a museum. The only problem is that the Cooper Bar is under renovation and no one knows a tentative date when it will be back in business. The room was a unique experience ( 2 story suit 1 king bed), the sunset from the room was indescribable, however the shower was very small and the drainage system didn’t work well.

Worth every single penny you spend and every single mile you drive to get here. We stayed overnight in the two story queen room and truly felt sad when we had to checkout. It felt like you were in a time capsule surrounded by incredible art and architecture. The amount of room you have in a two story is abundant and relaxing. The staff were all incredibly professional and kind. We interacted with around 4 different staff members during our stay and they were all above and beyond. The geographical location isn’t very exciting and I also don’t suggest an out of towner to go wandering around in parts they don’t know. Appears to be a rough town. But when passing through to stay at the Price Tower, you won’t want to leave your room regardless because of how neat it is. Last thing worth mentioning is how quiet the rooms were. The entire hotel was sold out and we couldn’t hear a single person above us or beside us when in the room a single time. But then the moment you step in the hall, you’re able to hear the little noises coming from rooms while waiting for the elevator. The stay is very relaxing and neat. It’s something I won’t forget as long as I live.

Hotel is so cool!!! Retro every where you look!!! Clean, great condition and very comfortable!!! We’re on the 10th floor and have a beautiful view!!! Happy hour drinks and food were delicious! Great burger, fries and salad!!!

Beautiful old architectural building. Clean room. No air conditioning unless you open the windows. No heat but they offer you a space heater. Tonight, 5/24/22 and My third night the only working elevator of three quit operating. I climbed thirteen stories through stairwells I believe to be fire exits around 7:30 pm before sunset. After laying on the bed for an hour with a splitting headache and nausea I decided to escape the nightmare by packing my suitcases and descending the thirteen stories through the fire exit. Many stairs of the fire exits during the journey down were totally in darkness as ceiling light bulbs were burned out. I was stumbling unable to see steps and Finally in darkness somewhere on the 7th or 8th floor I called 911 for assistance as I was afraid of falling and never being found all night. They sent the little girl from the front desk up and she helped me the rest of the way to the lobby. It is not safe in my opinion or fit for guests with no heat no air conditioning no elevator and dark flights of stairs as your only exit from the 13th floor. Relieved to have gotten out. So disappointed. I won’t be spending the night with Frank Loyd Wright anytime soon.

We had stayed at Price Tower several years ago so we booked three rooms with family as part of a reunion weekend. Unfortunately everything had gone downhill since we last visited. The restaurant was closed - a homemade paper sign, taped on the front door, informed us of that fact. Check in was fine, though it was the receptionist who informed us that the bar-with-a-view we had enjoyed on our previous visit was also closed. No food on the premises and no bar would have been a deal-breaker for us, had we known. There was not even a coffee service in the room, so we had to leave the property just to get a cup. There was an ice bucket in the room, but you have to take it down to the receptionist who takes it away and brings it back, filled with ice. Our shower wouldn’t provide cold water, only hot - other rooms were the opposite, cold water only. Carpets needed to be cleaned badly, and the air conditioning struggled to keep us cool (the staff had placed an oscillating fan in the room to help.) Save yourself the headache and stay elsewhere when you’re in Bartlesville. Then book a tour of the property and learn how this Frank Lloyd Wright building became “the tree that escaped the forest.”

Stayed in one of the two story suites. Absolutely beautiful. You have to allow for the fact that the building is old - and you have to appreciate the age and beauty of the timeframe in which it was built. Bathrooms were smaller then, and FLW didn’t believe in taking up extra space for functional items. Everything in the room worked (with the exception of the in-room elevator), it was beautifully decorated. The bed was not very comfy, but not surprised with the minimalist style. Wish the restaurant had been open. But we wandered around and saw the museum. The evening gal at the front desk was very friendly.

Always enjoy staying at the Price Tower. It is a wonderful architectural experience. Don’t understand why you would move the hotel reception desk from the beautifully created lobby to throw it in the entryway. Horrible decision!! However our overall stay was enjoyable.

My husband and I got married here 2 years ago and just came back to celebrate our anniversary! As always the staff is so friendly and helpful. The room was so clean and comfortable! It is a historical building and some areas are small, but everything has been preserved beautifully! I would highly recommend staying here when staying in Bartlesville! It is definitely worth the trip! My only regret was not scheduling a tour, but will definitely be doing that next time.

This is Frank Lloyd Wright's only skyscraper! It's cool, quirky, and old. It's definitely not the Hilton, but an experience you should have.

I would have done like a 4.9 if I could have... ONLY . 1 complaint is simply that I am spoiled. This is a beautiful old hotel with such great history and a must for those who like architecture and art deco. Just know it has no pool, no hot tub, and here is the other part of that star that isn't lite up... I'm claustrophobic, not severely but can't deal well with small places and no being able to visually seeing a way out it grates my nerves... The elevators, hallways, just about everything here is very space occupied and small. So if things like this bother you, might just do the tour first before staying. Absolutely love that the windows open up and the wind flows through. We will probably be back but just had to do it once. Staff was super nice and friendly and so willing to help. If your staying from out of town... Skip the restaurant in the hotel and go to the Painted Horse.. the Mac and cheese is worth it alone!

Nice clean rooms, but there is absolutely NO heat in the units. The entire building is completely freezing. The only thing heated is the bathroom floor and the only way to get heat is from the blow dryer that comes with the room. Also there isn’t very good security. Everyone has access to every floor.

Great! Idiosyncratic, arty, retro, distinctive. Unique as far as I know.

Very cool building worth seeing. Great location. Can't recommend staying there. Restaurant wasn't open hours listed online and on printed info in room - not open at all Thursday. Lack of amenities- no coffee maker, no tissues, no hand lotion. Go visit, stay elsewhere.

Only visited the free museum of the facility. Place is FULL of art deco. Great example of the talent of Frank Lloyd Wright.

The restaurant is absolutely amazing! Their food is incredible. I have their Brussel sprouts all of the time. I do not know how to describe them except for wonderful!

Super fun experience. Had a great time visiting Bartlesville. Lots of history. The museum was fun. Lots of local artists represent ed. Will visit again.

Checked in and was immediately overcome by a strong cleaning solution odor. The room had a fan running, and the carpet was wet. We opened the windows and left for a number of hours. When we returned, the odor was still strong. We called the front desk and explained the situation. The lady said she would move us to another room. Over an hour later, we were told that another room was available and we could pick up the key and move our things over. We were also told we would receive a credit to our bill. The new room was better, but we never received the promised credit. Very disappointing stay, will never stay here again.

First time staying here...learned a lot, loved the rooms. Heated bathroom floors!

Absolutely love the Inn at Price Tower. Will be back and try out the different roo.s available. Me and my son loved looking up the history of the landmark building. We didn't have time for the tours given twice daily, but plan to next visit. Such an awesome experience to be able to sleep in a place of history and still see the original design.

We went in to have a drink at their bar. It was a nice place and we had a great waitress and a great bartender. Unfortunately, we ordered some of their special drinks and didn't like any of them. We still enjoyed our visit and will be back.

Was actually hired that day!! Went back ready to work , another, was hired, buy someone else. Was a bit of a bummer !!!! Mainly because we all shook on it ! !!! I wish they would have just gave me a chance anyway !!!!! Oh well ! Still everyone was super nice good vibes ! Absolutely An Awesome hotel and work of art !!!!!

The building is amazing. The rooms are original and quirky. My only dig is that our room was in bad need of dusting, vacuuming and mopping.

Love it. Just a unique building. Seeing all of the Frank Lloyd Wright touches is neat. (Neat is not a word I us a lot, but seems the best here). Bartlesville is not really "on the way" to anywhere which means we might not get back here too soon but it IS worth the excursion on its own merits. 👍