Inn at Price Tower

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• Sarahyeah

  04 agosto 2008
  Disfruta de la experiencia del estilo de Frank Lloyd Wright

  Estuvimos allí alojados en septiembre del año que lo abrieron a los huéspedes, ¿el 2004? Era perfecto. Ahora, en junio del 2008. ¡Algunas cosas decepcionan! Las tuberías de cobre de la habitación estaban oxidadas. La alfombra tenía manchas que se veían desde la cama, no desde la entrada a la habitación. Los carteles de dentro de los ascensores, que indicaban la planta "Copper Rest", parecía que los había hecho un niño, las letras eran uniformes. ¡La comida del restaurante Copper era muy decepcionante! La ensalada estaba, literalmente, "pasada", muy vieja, como si la hubieran puesto en el plato hacía horas y luego en el mostrador. Parecía que acababan de comprar una mezcla de ensalada "primavera" y la habían puesto en un plato. La carne tenía mucha grasa. Las verduras estaban demasiado hechas y eran poco apetecibles. La pasta con pollo (Chicken Pasta), aunque estaba buena, era demasiado "pesada" y demasiada cantidad. Quizás deberían poner música para mejorar el ambiente. Si pusieron música, que no lo recuerdo ahora, fue muy bajito. El pan y el postre eran buenos. En el 2004, ¡todo fue perfecto! Incluso de una calidad de gourmet. Teníamos amigos que fueron semanas después (en julio del 2008), ¡y encontraron la comida EXACTAMENTE igual! Puaj. Ninguna mejora. ¡La pobre camarera! ¿Que si nos volveríamos a alojar allí? Sí, pero pregunta por la tarifa del Gobierno (como hicimos nosotros) para que te ayude a justificar la experiencia. Además, tienen que poner un cartel pequeñito en la puerta que da al museo para evitar que los huéspedes tengan que soportar la vergüenza de que les digan: "No se puede hacer fotos". ... Es solo una sugerencia. Ah, y escribí al Director general y le envié un email hablándole de esto. Supongo que no oiré nada de él, puesto que ya han pasado semanas.

  

• G3240TIjamieh

  10 junio 2020
  Frank Lloyd Wright's only skyscraper!

  We were so excited to see the hotel built inside this amazing building in Bartlesville and we weren't disappointed! In fact, it was fantastic! The rooms are large and were so clean and crisp I felt safe after all this Covid stuff! We took a tour of an apartment furnished as it was when FLWright built it...and a tour of Mr. Price's office. We ate at the Copper Room and the food was delicious - try the onion dip with homemade potato chips!

  

• Kathleen M

  05 octubre 2020
  Awesome architectural history experience!!

  At the urging of a friend who knows our interest in architecture and Frank Lloyd Wright, we included Bartlesville on our roadtrip itinerary and made plans to stay one night at the Inn at Price Tower. So well worth it! From the moment we laid eyes on the Tower, then walked around the property outdoors and nearby, we were hooked! The atrium and lobby are awesome. Our check-in was easy, with all our questions answered. Parking was provided. And our accommodations were so cool! Once an office, now furnished with reproduction pieces, our room was comfortable and spacious and clean. During these COVID times, breakfast was minimal. The building and property does show signs of wear and tear, but it is still worth staying at since there are so few opportunities to stay at FLW sites. We also enjoyed the Gallery filled with artifacts of the building's history.

  

• samlanewx

  20 febrero 2021
  Froze to Death!

  My wife and I booked a stay at this one of a kind hotel (designed by Frank Lloyd Wright) for an early Valentine's Day. We arrived at the hotel to a cold lobby. Come to find out, the building's heating system failed and the entire building was without heat. This occurred during the worst cold spell in OK history. We took the tour of the building which was great albeit colder as we went up higher in the building. We checked into our room which did have a space heater but after getting an additional space heater, the room was still chilly. The TV settings were off and could not figure it out. The shower head was too low for tall people like me. The biggest disappointment though was the dinner we had in the hotel restaurant "The Copper". I ordered the chicken mushroom dinner and it was BLAND. My wife had the scallops and enjoyed hers though. Dessert was a chocolate mouse topped cake that was served frozen like it had just been taken out of the freezer. The ambiance was nice with the view of the city, but again it was very cold. The next day when I mentioned these issues to the desk, I was told a manager would follow up with me with a phone call. Never got a call but got charged the full price. Very disappointing. I would NOT recommend staying here until the building is upgraded and renovated.

  

• Al_is_Traveling

  26 febrero 2021
  Review of Stay and Tour

  On my quest to see as many Wright structures I spent the night and took the Expanded Tour the next morning. The room was very nice. The bathroom was a typical Wright design, tight and efficient. If you are a Wright enthusiast getting the chance to spend the night in a Wright property is exciting. The tour the next day gave me a chance to see most of the tower and learn more of the history. Sadly the Museum and the gallery was closed for remodeling. I'm hoping to return later this summer/fall to see the finished remodeling. The Docent that gave the tour, being an architect and obvious Wright type of person the talk was very, very good. If you're a fan of Mr. Wright's work, and have any reason to be in the area, I HIGHLY recommend a stay, and the tour. Splurge the extra 5 bucks for the extended tour. It will be worth it. My tour, to make up for not getting to see the museum and gallery, we got to see the Bartlesville Community Center, which Bartlesville needs to publicize a lot more. It was a nice adder to the tour. I personally hope when the museum reopens that the Inn considers adding the community center onto the Extended Tour. Again, go see this amazing skyscraper and see a really nice piece of history.