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KANSAS OKLAHOMA


MISSOURI ARKANSAS TEXAS LOUISIANA


KANSAS & OKLAHOMA


Whether your clients are interested in horse-riding or


hiking, Route 66 and music, BBQ or fried chicken, every day in Kansas and Oklahoma can include beautiful hotels, charming country inns or rustic ranches. Check-out our short list…


the very heartlands of the US - are known for being genuinely friendly and informal, but they are also home to some splendid, luxurious hotels, resorts … and even B&Bs, each offering ‘5-star’ facilities and fine dining. ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS: The Canebrake Resort, Wagoner OK - thecanebrake.com; The Skirvin Hilton, Oklahoma City OK - skirvinhilton.com; Casa Somerset B&B, Paola KS - casasomerset.com; The Eldridge, Lawrence KS - eldridgehotel.com


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deal; running longhorn cattle, working with horses and offering guests a genuine ranch experience - from leisurely open range rides to cattle drives; from helping tend the animals to eating around the family table, the ranches below deliver. ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS: Moore Ranch, Bucklin KS - moorelonghornranch.com; Flying W Ranch, Cedar Point KS - flinthillsflyingw.com; Island Guest Ranch, Ames OK - islandguestranch.com; Haverstreng Guest Ranch, Stratford OK - travelok.com/listings/viewprofile/id.19325


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RUSTIC RANCHES In Kansas and Oklahoma ranches are the real


LAP OF LUXURY Of course Kansas and Oklahoma - two states in


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COOL & CHIC Get married in Western style at a genuine


Kansas ranch; eat the finest ‘farm to plate’ steak; stay in world-famous architect Frank Lloyd-Wright’s futuristic, art deco skyscraper, or chill out along Route 66 in Tulsa, OK, in the coolest of cool boutique hotels. ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS: The Campbell Hotel, Tulsa OK - thecampbellhotel.com; The Inn at Price Tower, Bartlesville OK - pricetower.org; The Grand Central Hotel, Cottonwood Falls, KS - grandcentralhotel.com; Circle S Guest Ranch, Lawrence KS - circlesranch.com


CHEAP & CHEERFUL ...and quirky, to say the least! These Kansas and


Oklahoma lodgings are full of character, but also great value, evoking the Heartland States’ fascinating history - and ‘green’ future. Notorious outlaws ‘Bonnie & Clyde’ once stayed in the unique cabins in Medicine Park. ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS: Hedrick Exotic Animal Farm B&B, Nickerson KS - hedricks.com; Silo Eco-Home, Greensburg KS - greensburggreentown.org/silo-eco- home; Lake Murray Floating Cabins, Ardmore OK - oklahomabedandberth.com; Medicine Park Cabins, Medicine Park OK - medicineparkrentals.com


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the same, these four memorable spa hotels in Kansas and Oklahoma offer a wide range of treatments in spectacularly diverse surroundings, ranging from the small, family-owned Echo Canyon to the unique and characterful Chateau Avalon. ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS: Courtland Hotel & Aveda Spa, Fort Scott KS - courtlandhotel.com; Chateau Avalon, Kansas City KS - chateauavalonhotel.com; Echo Canyon Spa Resort, Sulphur OK (pictured below) - echocanyonmanor.com; The Artesian Hotel, Casino & Spa, Sulphur OK - artesianhotel.com


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STATELY & GRAND Grace and character ooze from the very walls of


these superb hotels in Kansas and Oklahoma. Quiet, understated, elegant service is something well understood here, yet the warmth and friendliness that characterise these two states are never forgotten and always in evidence. ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS: The Ambassador, Oklahoma City, OK - ambassadorhotelcollection.com/ oklahomacity; The Atherton at OSU, Stillwater OK - athertonhotelatosu.com; The Bluemont Hotel, Manhattan KS - bluemonthotel.com; The Ambassador, Wichita KS - ambassadorhotelcollection.com/wichita


SPECTACULAR SPAS If ever proof were needed that all spas are not


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