The coolest snaziest 8 sided room'd hotel I'd ever seen in my life. Totally 50's deco. I expected Lucille Ball and Desi Arnez to be in the room. Very cool. You have to see it. Rooms were clean and no bedbugs. NOTE: This hotel is not supported by walls. There are three beams in the middle by the elevator that... More

This building is as interesting on the inside as it is on the outside. Quite an experience to be in Mr. Wright's vision as well as seeing it. The room was a visual pleasure with a wonderful of the surrounding area. The bar / restaurant was closed the night we stayed to accommodate a local social event. So ask before... More

Stayed at the Price Tower in November '11. While Bartlesville is a bit off the beaten path the journey is well worth it for Wright fans. Truly a unique experience. Rooms are tastefully modern with furnishings that would have been approved by Mr. Wright, I'm sure. Everything was clean and well maintained. Rooms have terrific views of the local countryside.... More

It started great. When I first saw the room I thought it was the loveliest hotel room I'd ever been in: historic, architecturally interesting, and charmingly quirky. Little did I know that it would turn into the worst hotel experience I've ever had. First of all, we booked a two-story suite and after we had unpacked and settled in, a... More

As an architect, the Price Tower in Bartlesville, OK was always on my radar. It's hard to not be in awe of this architectural gem, and having the chance to actually stay here since its conversion to a hotel was as good as it gets. I was on my way from St. Louis to Dallas and I made a special... More

My husband and I planned on just stopping by to see the Price Tower (we are Frank Lloyd Wright fans), but we ended up staying the night at the Tower. When I originally checked to see if room were available before leaving home, all the rooms were booked. Upon our arrival, Art, the night employee asked us why we weren't... More

My significant brother and I stayed here while roadtripping through Oklahoma on an architecture tour. We drove from Texas, saw some Frank Lloyd Wright buildings in Tulsa, then continued north to Bartlesville to stay in Price Tower. Bartlesville is a quaint little town with a vibrant town square that is peppered with life-size concrete bulls that have been painted and... More

A stay at the Inn at Price Tower is indeed a unique opportunity. This is not your average Holiday Inn, and the rooms have such flair and design cues that it is hard not to feel part of a work of architectural art. The rooms do have an odd shape and the bathroom might be considered small by some, but... More

We spend one night here on our tour of the midwest. Right off the bat they wanted us to sign that we would pay if we stole the robe or their Wright book from the room. From here on out the tone was set with almost all encounters with staff. They acted like you were invading their space and they... More