Cedar Rock Inn

We rented the whole Inn the weekend of our wedding for my family from NewYork. We had outrceremony outdoors by their Silo Center (gorgeous but expensive). The Inn is very high end rustic with updates everywhere it’s stunning. Tim who runs the Inn was very attentive to our needs. The property is beautiful and made for the perfect relaxing setting for our wedding. We frequent Eureka Srings when ever we can, but stay at Cedar Rock for a close getaway.

If ever you have any reason to come to Tulsa, you have to find a way to stay here. In fact, coming to the inn might be reason enough to go to Tulsa.
In short, this is literally the most beautiful B&B I’ve ever seen. It’s on an estate that features wooden swings and koi ponds nestled under big shade trees and the house itself is all native sandstone and wood and feels like walking through the most enormous tree house. There’s a small and entirely round little library, an airy dining room, and several sitting rooms as well as an outdoor patio by a little pond. Each room is fairy-​tale charming and decorated with beautiful antique flourishes. One bathroom even has a white claw foot tub with a gold curtain stand and a small chandelier!
My personal experience:
I was upgraded for free to the Parkview Suite, about twice the cost of the room I’d picked. The reason? No screw up, no error on their part, just a nice perk because the suite was open. I should note that as a teenager I stayed in a lot of 5 star hotels because my father worked in that industry and I occasionally followed him on business trips. This suite is amongst the best I’ve ever seen. It features a remote-​controlled fireplace, its own terrace, a jacuzzi, a bay window with a little dining area, a wet bar, and the most soft and comfortable king-​sized bed with freshly scented sheets. The bathrobe was satiny and lined with a fleecy material — I want to know where to get one like that! The chocolates on the bed were delicious pieces of fudge. I was too tired to go out for dinner when I arrived (after 12 hours of driving) so a very good cheese and cracker plate was made up for me and left in my room.
Seriously, I was alone and on the second day of a 3000 mile drive but this place was so enchanting I was actually able to forget about all of that. I was so busy exploring the grounds and enjoying my room I didn’t even take advantage of their DVD library. It’s really all the little details from the freshly baked chocolate chip cookies they left in the kitchen to the aromatherapy bath salts and special towel for make-​up removal. The next morning, they prepared an early breakfast (to accommodate my need to be on the road by 7:45am) which included eggs, toast, bacon, sausage, fresh fruit, juice, coffee, and a wide selection of teas.
I could go on forever but consider this — all of the above is available at a B&B, which means that you aren’t paying for a 5 star hotel. In this case you just get all the perks of one with the kind of personal touch a hotel could never offer.