Cedar Rock Inn

Cedar Rock Inn in Tulsa, Oklahoma is a quiet, romantic bed-and-breakfast set on a restored 1890s estate with a “country escape” feel close to the city.

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Historic setting with space to breathe: The inn sits on roughly 55 private acres, giving your stay a secluded, nature-forward vibe that feels far from downtown even though you’re still in Tulsa.

Suite-style rooms with character: Cedar Rock Inn offers five distinct suites, leaning into rustic-meets-refined design details like fireplaces, vintage-style furnishings, and views over the grounds.

Standout in-room features: Some suites add memorable extras such as a private terrace, a claw-foot tub, or a spa-style bathroom setup; the Cedar Suite is notable for its private cedar sauna and a two-person tiled shower.

Breakfast as part of the experience: A complimentary gourmet breakfast is served daily in the dining room, which helps the stay feel more like a hosted getaway than a standard overnight.

Onsite nature time: Guests can unwind with the property’s walking trails and pond—ideal for a slow morning stroll or a low-key reset between Tulsa outings.

Easy Route 66 side trip: The inn is near the Route 66 Historical Village, making it convenient to pair a peaceful stay with a quick, classic Tulsa attraction.

Adult-focused atmosphere: Cedar Rock Inn may not be a fit for families, since children under 16 aren’t allowed.

Not a “walk to everything” location: While it’s close to Tulsa highlights by car, the property’s secluded setting means you’ll typically be driving for most dining and sightseeing.

Potential event-day bustle: With an event venue on the broader farm property, some dates may feel busier than others depending on scheduled gatherings.

Pros	Cons
Distinct suites, scenic acreage, trails and pond	Not family-oriented; you’ll likely need a car
Memorable extras like terraces, fireplaces, and a cedar sauna suite	Some stays may coincide with nearby event activity