Hotels near Bartlesville Municipal Airport - BVO, Bartlesville

Bartlesville is a clean, easy to get around city. We found an Italian restaurant, Luigi's, that was excellent. We weren't in town long enough to really take in any activities or do any sight-seeing, but it's a place we'd be happy to return to and probably will in future.

Bartlesville is a great little city with a friendly hometown feel. Has a lot of places to visit: Woolaroc, Tallgrass Prairie only 40 miles away; Tom Mix museum: iconic Price Tower, the only Frank Lloyd Wright skyscraper; great Community Center with Symphony, and Art Guild and more. Great food and people are so friendly. Have visited here many times and love visiting this place. You might even see a cowboy ride up and tie his horse in front of a business. Only a 45 minute drive from Tulsa Airport on four lane divided highway.

I love Bartlesville! It is away from Tulsa but close enough for day trip to major attractions of the big city but… tuksa has nothing on Bartlesville! The Woolaroc Museum, the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve, the Tom Mux Museum, the Ben Johnson Museum in Pawhuska only a few mikes down the road and much much more! An antique car show! Cattle drive down Dewey’s Main Street, the symphony. And the arts!

Bartlesville is a nice little city. There are plenty of shopping and decent restaurants. There is the Kiddie park, several city parks, Jo Alllyn Lowe Park (the duck pond), and several museums. Let's not forget about Woolaroc wild life prevention and museum. They have a nice Community Center that has lots of shows and music to entertain. I love visiting.

I was travelling with an acquaintance (giving them a ride), booked and paid for an apartment with TWO beds. This had been confirmed by the establishment! Upon arrival, one bed, small room. They brought in a cot, which filled the room, couldn’t open the drapes to create the illusion of more space, as we were then looking at full industrial garbage bins. Only one set of towels….still not even a hint of a partial refund….

Pawhuska home of Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond is close by as well as a Casino and Osage State Park. Downtown is beautiful with plenty of restaurants and shopping. If there when open, a Kiddie Park is at Johnstone Park with rides for 75 cents. Travel to Eastside Bartlesville for more shopping and fast food.