Inn at Price Tower

This was worth the stay and the tour was very good. This isn’t a high end luxury hotel. It’s a clean, spacious, historic hotel. The AC in the room wasn’t working well but the oscillating fan made up for it. It was never uncomfortable in the room temperature-wise. The shower is kind of neat the way it was designed but the water didn’t stay in the shower area and the bath mat was soaking wet by the time 1 person showered. The tour was excellent! We learned a lot about Price Tower and the history of the Prices and what the thought process was of Wright when he designed it. Price (no relation) was a great tour guide and knew a lot about the building and its architecture. I highly recommend staying here AND taking one of the tours. They definitely need donations to help restore the building to its former glory.

This place is very cool. There are stains in the carpet just as other posters have said. The soaps in the shower are also too high for little people to reach. The elevators are small. However, you won't get many opportunities to stay in a Frank Lloyd Wright building. The ladies at the front desk were nice and helpful. The building has a lot of character. We enjoyed the experience!

We had such an enjoyable experience! The hotel is so unique. I loved all of the windows in our room. That evening there was a thunderstorm, and it was so neat to watch the lightning all around us. There was also a free concert on the lawn the weekend we were there which added to our great experience. We would have loved to take the tour, but it was booked up. However you can explore the first two floors and read about the history of the building/hotel without having the formal tour. We have eaten at the restaurant before, and it was very good, but this. time it was under renovation. So, we ate at Painted Horse which was also good and within walking distance. You can also easily walk to Wheeze's for breakfast in the morning.

Would I go back again....No. Was excited to stay in a Frank Lloyd Wright designed property, but it turned out to be kind of disappointing. Room was spacious enough however the carpet had a lot of stains. There was part of a candy wrapper on the floor, only one little bar of soap, soap dispenser in shower did not work. One bed had black debris on it. Went back down to the desk to tell them about it and they sent a housekeeping person up with a lint roller and sweeper to remove it from the comforter. Said they had been working on the vents and this was the problem. Next morning it was back on that bed and even more the next day. Windows also are in need of washing. Restaurant was closed so no option but to go find somewhere to eat. Definitely not a luxury hotel, so save your money.

Amazing building to stay in. One of Frank Lloyd Wright's realized skyscrapers. Lots of mid-century awesomeness with simple choices and a beautiful view of sunsets and sunrises. Super cool lobby with a restaurant and art. Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. Fair warning, the elevators are quite small.

We have loved the design and architecture of the building, did the tour, which was great and informative and ate at the just opened restaurant. The restaurant was great! Best salmon I may have ever had, great fish and chips too. However, the AC in the building can not keep up with the heat. On arrival the front desk was kind enough to try and accommodate us and moved our room to a room on a lower floor hoping that would help with the room not being cool. And gave us a discount since the room we had reserved was larger. But to our disappointment the lower floor room is just as warm. I did not go back and complain, because I really hate being that person, but I am seriously considering going and finding other accommodations for tonight. Neither of us slept well last night and I need some AC. But the rooms are beautiful! Hoping with the new investors they invest in the AC units that can be put on the walls. It would change the entire experience!

I can’t recommend staying here as much as I would like to as the whole point was to stay in a FLW designed building. However, the A/C was not working, had apparently not been working for days, but we were not informed until we were standing there to check in and were offered the chance to rebook for a later date at a discount. Where were we supposed to go? Everything around sold out for miles because of PGA Championship in Tulsa. So we did the best we could with a fan and windows open. Was thankful we only planned for one night. The rooms are very nice and the design is outstanding but hard to enjoy when it’s 82 in your room. Take the tour (also hot but only 1.5 hours) and sleep elsewhere.

If you love historic properties and architecture this is a great hotel. There were imperfections, but that is expected in buildings this old. It was clean… but very dated. Carpets were very worn in our room. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Beds were comfy and views were awesome. Our room was cool with fan going. New owners, and renovations expected.. I’m sure when that happens, it would be out of our price range. Glad we stayed when we did.

I used to love staying at this hotel, which is beautiful and unique, but it has gone downhill over the last couple of years. I had no cold water in the sink or shower, so it got uncomfortable. No coffee pot or refrigerator in the room -- not even a box of facial tissues. The toilet paper was stiff and scratchy. The air conditioning barely worked, but the room had a portable fan so that helped a bit. The wrap-around windows provided a beautiful view, but because it was hot outside and the A/C didn't work I didn't keep the curtains open much. The bed was comfortable and the room was spacious, but this hotel needs some help. When I mentioned the water issue to the staff, they said they knew about it. (It would have been nice if they had mentioned that when I checked in.) I hate to write this review, but I want other travelers to know about these issues before they visit.