The Pallmer Inn - Holdenville, Oklahoma

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The Pallmer Inn

The Pallmer Inn, located at 311 W Oklahoma, Holdenville, OK 74848, is a charming and inviting establishment that offers a delightful accommodation experience. With its convenient location and top-notch amenities, this inn has become a popular choice for travelers and locals alike.

Specialties: The Pallmer Inn specializes in providing comfortable and cozy lodgings for its guests. The inn boasts well-appointed rooms, each equipped with modern amenities to ensure a pleasant stay. Guests can also enjoy a delicious breakfast served in the dining area or outdoors in the garden, depending on the weather.

Location: Situated in Holdenville, Oklahoma, the inn is easily accessible from major highways and is close to several local attractions. Visitors can explore nearby parks, museums, and restaurants, all within a short distance from the inn.

Contact Information: For reservations or inquiries, guests can reach The Pallmer Inn by phone at 4059978434 or by visiting their website at thepallmerinn.com.

Reviews: With 39 reviews on Google My Business, The Pallmer Inn has received an impressive average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars. Guests often praise the friendly staff, comfortable rooms, and delicious breakfast served at the inn.

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👍 Reviews of The Pallmer Inn

Emma

5/5

So freaking cute. The decor was so cool and I loved staying here. Each room is themed and ranked, you can pay more for better rooms and private bathrooms or if you're on a budget, you can have a shared bathroom and a private room. The 24/7 continental breakfast was very nice. There was a fridge full of juices and creamers, a hot chocolate/tea/coffee bar, and other snacks. Check in was easy and I was wowed by the service and cleanliness. I travel for work so I've stayed at my fair share of inns/hotels/motels and I'd choose this place again. One issue that is not the management's fault: the train tracks are across the street. Just bring some earplugs or a sound machine 🙂

Tiffany H.

4/5

This place is very homey and charming. Debbie was great with communication and responsiveness. I thank her for taking in my little dog and I while I worked in town. I stayed during the holiday season so the Inn was beautifully decorated with Christmas trees, pillows, Santa’s, etc. I stayed in the Pink Nostalgia Room. It was small, but I was able to make myself right at home. The water in the shower in this room does NOT get hot. I said something about it, but it was never fixed. Otherwise, it was a nice stay. Dana was amaze-balls. She is there for whatever you need.

Keith T.

5/5

This is a beautiful eclectic Inn full of antiques and collectibles with history. We sat and sipped coffee on the porch in rocking chairs The peace and quiet of a sleepy little town is nice. 6 rooms 4 with private baths. It's a taste of old world charm

gypsygoldokie

We had to call someone to let us in. There is no one on the premises overnight. The price was $10.00 per night higher than quoted on Expedia. The TV did not work. It was a very interesting unique little bed and breakfast. However when we were offered a refund, we took it. They are currently remodeling. I think this would be a wonderful get-away. The rooms are all on the second floor and the stairs are old and steep but the climb is worth it as the rooms are lovely.

Lorena R.

I knew this B&B with previous owners. They were attentive and dedicated to making their customers feel welcome and cared for. I have stayed twice under the current management/ownership. The first time, the A/C wasn’t working at all. It was 95 degrees outside and needless to say our night was restless and uncomfortable. When we contacted the manager or whoever she is, she was not apologetic and after asking, we were begrudgingly returned 50% of the cost of our stay. We then stayed this past weekend. Whoever the employee is running the desk, she seems to have one of the hotel rooms reserved for herself. She has a very yappy little dog who stays with her. My husband went into the lobby to check us out and the dog was free. It ran up and BIT HIM on the leg unprovoked. When I contacted the manager about this issue, she didn’t once apologize and when I asked for rabies vaccine records for the dog she said she “would get those to us”. Hours later and I have heard nothing from her. No apologies, no hustle to rectify the situation. They just DO NOT CARE how your experience was. Oh, and most of the food is expired in the fridge and pantry. Stay at the Best Western in Wewoka. Its worth the extra 7 min drive.

Brit W.

I would have to say this is simply the best Bed and Breakfast in Oklahoma [-----------]It is a renovated brothel that closed down in 1933 located in downtown Holdenville, OK.||It has six rooms, two of which share a bathroom, otherwise the other 4 have their own private bathrooms. The rooms are beautiful and priced well between $55-$75 a night. It has a large inviting lobby and a quaint country breakfast dining area. It has a checker table and a table for doing puzzles as well as plenty of books throughout the building. They have the history of this historical building well documented as well as photos of the renovations the performed. It is owned by a Christian couple and partner who also run the attached Dinner Theatre that puts on Dinner shows and concerts every so often, plus they serve lunch M-F. The rooms are beautiful with TVs and wireless Internet, but no phones which was just fine with me as I used none of them. It has a wonderful quiet get away from it all atmosphere. My kids loved it, they played checkers, read books, worked puzzles and we all enjoyed the great breakfasts and visitation with other families and the owners. There is a renovated train depot across the brick road from the Inn as well as an Antique mall right next door.||Holdenville has a lake, airport and a Hughes County Historical Museum.||It is near Camp WOW [----](Wewoka Woods Campgrounds[--] and not far from the following attractions:|Wewoka Lake|Seminole Nation Museum (Wewoka)|Jasmine Moran Children's Museum (Seminole - [---] - the best in Oklahoma)|Oklahoma Oil Museum (Seminole)|Shawnee, OK (Historic Santa Fe Train Depot and other attractions - |Chickasaw Nation Visitor Center (Ada)[----]|LifeStyle Center of America (Top Notch Health Rehabilitation Center [----]-|And many festivals, concerts, etc. around the area towns throughout the year, check them out at [----]|

Brit W.

The original owners ran a great bed and breakfast and were very inviting, welcoming and helpful. The new owners are very hands off and not available very much and are running more like a cheap motel. They are hard to reach, not usually available and the breakfasts are no longer good. However, I still like the rooms and the place itself. It is usually a quiet atmosphere, but the breakfast and service are now lacking. However the price is right at $60/night, and the room and bed we stayed in was very nice. Of course the room size and amenities do vary and some have private baths and some share a common bathroom. It has a very interesting history as it was an actual Inn back in the early 1900s.

tahlequah1

My girlfriend and I stayed here because we were attending a wedding in Holdenville last weekend. I had already been online to read the reviews that others had posted and felt like I was looking forward to staying in a real Bed and Breakfast. When we got there (at 7 pm) the door was locked and there were no workers inside. There was a sign on the door that said "for emergency service call.." and it listed two numbers. Nobody picked up at either, so we had to leave a message. After a short wait, a woman came by to let/check us in. She gave us our pick of their five or six rooms, some with their own bathroom, some without. Some with flat screen tv's, some without. Some with a fridge inside, some without. We picked our room and then she told us that the next morning's breakfast was already out of us in the form of Jimmy Dean sandwiches in the fridge downstairs or cereal if we wanted it. Then she left and we didn't see another worker until the next afternoon. ||||In the room, the bed was old. Not really just antique-y old, but uncomfortable and LOUD. Every time we rolled over or moved in the bed, it creaked. I felt bad because the sound travels in this B&B badly. I knew that if I could easily hear conversations and the crying baby from down the hall, everyone could hear everything we said or sound we made. ||||Then, throughout the night, the trains that run less than a block from the motel came by, blowing their horn every time. ||||To sum up our stay, the rooms were small and uncomfortable, the service was non-existent (unless we called one of the listed numbers on our cell phone, as they don't offer phones in the room) the breakfast was frozen that we got to microwave ourselves, and the amenities in the rooms were inconsistent. We had brought soda because we had been told that they offered fridges in the rooms, we just hadn't been told that this was only offered in some of the rooms. Just a really frustrating experience. Yes, compared to today's hotels, it was cheap ($60) a night, but that did little to lessen my aggravation when, by the middle of our second night there, I was contemplating on trying to sneak down to the lobby to sleep on the couch, as the bed we were on was so uncomfortable. ||||I thought that if nothing else, I could enjoy the free internet that they provide, but it didn't work. ||||Also frustrating was the ten dollar tip I gave them at the beginning of our stay, since I paid with my credit card and their credit card receipts ask for a tip. I thought, surely the services I had read about online would be worth at least ten dollars in tip.