I really enjoyed staying at the Sulphur Springs Inn! I went during the off season (January) so it was pretty empty. I stayed in one of the attached rooms away from the "main house." The room was clean, bed was comfortable, and included a kitchenette, which would be a great feature for a longer stay. Sadly, I was just passing... More

Spent 3 nights in a "cabin"-suite. This was an upgrade given to us by the owner, no extra charge. Office area is full of vintage-antique pieces. Our room was large, kitchen area with micro-wave and fridge. Several baskets of snacks. Ample linens. This was at the North entrance of the Chickasaw National Recreation area. The Inn was close to all... More

We came for a family reunion and wanted to check out the park during our stay. This is a beautiful location just outside of the park, which is open 24/7. The B&B is full of cool whatnots, you could spend an hour or so just exploring the different pieces and they're historical significance. Charlie was a great host, gave you... More

The most quiet, peaceful, relaxing weekend I've had in years. Charlie is very knowledgeable and a fantastic cook. We loved the atmosphere of the place. We met some very nice people. This may not be everyones "cup of tea" but if you are looking for something different and off the beaten path this is a wonderful place to go. We... More

We went down to Sulphur for a weekend away from home and were definitely not disappointed. The 'cabins' are a wonderful getaway in comfort with a full kitchen, a great bathroom, and even a grill out back. The inn itself is a lovely spot to spend a morning with some coffee and a chat or an evening by the fireplace.... More

Sulphur Springs is a unique bed and breakfast. It's on the edge of a large national park so if you like nature and hiking, this is the place for you. If you like off the beaten path kinds of places with do it yourself entertainment, this is the place for you. If you like HOT mineral baths and delicious breakfasts,... More

Across from Chickasaw National Park (f/k/a Platte National Park). Innkeeper "Charlie" is knowledgeable about the history of the town / park / and the Inn. This is one of the last working bath houses in the state. During our stay were tried the cottages 1 night 2nd night we stayed in one of the upstairs rooms of the Inn's main... More

The hotel is located RIGHT next to a state park with quiet, relaxing trails, clean creeks you can swim in and we wouldn't have known all of this if it weren't for the wonderful owner of this hotel! We chose this over the more commercialized Super 8 and we got the local, personalized experience we wanted. Maps and an explanation... More

My wife and I stay the Sulphur Springs Inn at least once a year when visiting southern Oklahoma and we've had a number of family get-togethers there over the years. The main building is old bathhouse that dates from the 1920's, and there is also a row of modern "cabins" next door that are set up to handle large families.... More