Hodler Inn -Heavener - Heavener, Oklahoma

Jason G.

I recently stayed at the Hodler Inn in Heavener, OK, and was amazed by how seamlessly high-tech meets the great outdoors. The hotel boasts top-notch IT amenities that made my stay comfortable and efficient, whether I was working remotely or just staying connected. It was the exact combination I was looking for—a gateway from the tech world to nature. After a day of enjoying the new facilities, I loved dining at the Southern Bell across the street and visiting the live deer park just a bit down the road. The Hodler Inn perfectly balances cutting-edge technology with the tranquility of nature, making it a standout choice for both tech enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Highly recommend! And of course I was able to pay in Crypto 😁

Bambi B.

Great little hotel. Rooms were clean, showers were awesome! Nice location, has restaurants across the street and next door. Parking lot is very well lit. Would for sure stay here again when we are down that way. Only thing I would like to see if maybe chairs or a picnic table outside so you could sit out and enjoy the weather. But that isn't a deal breaker. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a place to stay.

Edwin K.

This is the last stop (for an affordable night's rest) when driving south before you hit the national forest and the mountains. We stopped here without previously making a reservation, appears to be family owned and operated, was affordable and super convenient. We were extremely surprised by the rooms in a good way; expecting something a little more run down and found an updated comfortable room with really nice amenities. The shower was awesome, great water pressure, great temperature range. From the looks of the front desk it appears this is a normal rail worker stop, we were looking forward to eating in the railcar across the street but it didn't open until 11... maybe next time. It wasn't until after we stayed the night that I decided to write a review and take pictures so the bed in the photo is after being slept in.

Elizabeth B.

This is the cutest little place! Route 66 and 1950's style furnishings that are brand new. I regret not taking a picture, the fridge, microwave were seafood green, small room, but fresh, exceeded my expectations for the budget price.

Tracey B.

Making a solo bike trip and couldn't find a decent priced well rated place in Broken Bow, so changed itinerary. Picked this place based on Google reviews. I couldn't be happier! Yes, they are completely remodeling some rooms but I got a remodeled king roon for $60.00. I was expecting a motel 6 clone for the price but was amazed at the amenities in the room!! Beautifully remodeled! Excellent shower and they provided large bottles of Green bath products to use (no I don't believe they want you to take them, so I am not); hair dryer, coffee maker and phone. Safe area, able to get a ground floor so I could keep an eye on my bike. The room is small, but plenty big enough for one or two. Bed has a blanket and a nice heavy comforter with large king size pillows. Very comfortable. ||There is a Sonic right next door and across the street is a very good dinner called Southern Belle, built in an old train car that the hotel owner reccomended. I wasn't disappointed, and it wasn't because I was starving for real food after 2 days of convenience store munchies lol. Definently reccomend the Green Country Inn!

Chantene D. H.

I would’ve given 5 stars because I loved the retro look of the room and cleanliness, but I discovered after flying home that I had left three pieces of clothing the day before and when I tried calling, no one would answer. I asked my sister who lives 2 minutes from there if she would call and see if they’d answer. They did and they said they had found the clothing, but it was their policy to throw things away that guests leave behind. She asked if they couldn’t have called to let me know I’d left items there and again they said no that was not their policy. Yet I read a previous review where they went out of their way to return a forgotten cell phone. While I get it, 3 items of clothing aren’t as much as a cell phone, two were brand new and I still wanted them back. I was going to have my sister retrieve them and return them to me with no out of pocket expense for hotel owners. Very disappointed.

UPDATE: SURPRISE! AFTER posting my review, they texted pictures to me the day after the review, of the bags in the dumpster that they retrieved and knew exactly what bags the items were in as they were taking pics. They said they never said that it was their policy to throw out items left behind by guests. However, less than 24 hours of leaving, they in fact did throw the items in the trash. This is very bad business practice to not even call the guest to at least tell them they left the items and let them decide whether the guest wanted to have them sent to their mailing address or to have the hotel throw them out. It’s very rude to just assume they no longer want them. This has never happened where I’ve left something, but I would expect someone to contact me regardless.

Mohammad S. H.

Rudest manager I have ever talked with any hotel.
I talked with the manager today to know about the hotel as I never stayed there before. There was no welcoming approach from him. He started with there is no room available on this Saturday. When I told him your hotel website shows there are room available then he told me yes you can book online.
Then I asked about the service and cleanliness in the hotel. He gets so aggressive and told me rudely if you don’t have trust book room in other hotel. When I asked him why you are talking rudely with me he just hung up the call.
Honestly speaking I travel lots and I never had experience like talking with angry hotel manager. If you don’t know how to behave with your customer, then better you do something else which are not related to customer service.
No matter how good or bad your hotel is I will never stay in a hotel like this where the manager is very rude with their customer. I will never recommend anyone to choose your hotel to stay there.
I saw your response. You even don’t know how rude you are as a person when you talk with your customer. Do you think you are the only hotel manager in this world customer talk with you? I am not the only one raising question about your attitude, you go through the review from other customers you will get it. Hung up the phone call on the face of the customer what kind of politeness it is. I don’t know how this motel afford you with the attitude you have. You need to learn first how to talk to your customer. If you are not the owner of this motel you can share contact number of your owner I can talk with him. If you are the owner, good luck for you in hotel business.

Ken K.

Love the color scheme. King bed super comfortable. Metal base a little noisy when getting in and out bed. Restroom and shower cozy.