A vacation in Oklahoma is rewarding on many different levels. The state has the second largest population of Native Americans, and for a chance to celebrate that part of its culture, the state holds the annual Red Earth Festival every year in Oklahoma City. You can find urban pursuits in Oklahoma's largest cities, and the state's great outdoors are a joy for nature lovers. Almost 25% of the state is covered in forests, and there are well over 100 lakes to enjoy. Boasting 4 separate mountain ranges, more miles of Route 66 than any other state, and plenty of Native American-related attractions, Oklahoma more than deserves a visit. With neighbors like Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado, the state is a gateway to some of the best in the West. Wherever you go in Oklahoma, there will be convenient and comfortable Oklahoma hotels to fit your taste and budget. From 4-star resorts to rental cabins, finding the right Oklahoma hotels for your vacation is one of the least of your worries.

There are gobs of hotels in Oklahoma City to choose from, with a plethora of choices for budget Oklahoma hotels. If you want to stay downtown, there are two luxurious and historic hotels in Oklahoma City that have recently upgraded their establishments. Besides the mid and low-priced chain motels and hotels in Oklahoma City, you can find more upscale digs, like the Hilton Garden Inn, or the Red Stone Inn Bed & Breakfast. Oklahoma City is both the state capital, and the largest city in the state, and with recent renovation projects going on, areas like the Bricktown District offer plenty of entertainment and dining. Though a very urban town, there is a great frontier feel to Oklahoma City. Two museums of particular interest here are the Oklahoma History Center and the Western Heritage Museum. You might consider staying at one of the hotels in Norman Oklahoma, which is just south of Oklahoma City. Home of the University of Oklahoma, campus tours are a great way to take it all in, especially when the flowers bloom in the Spring. Staying at one of the Norman hotels is a good choice, not only for the city's rich cultural attractions, but also for its proximity to Oklahoma City and a few choice Oklahoma wineries. Norman boasts some nice chain hotels, as well as some charming bed and breakfasts. With a new casino in town, you can tempt Lady Luck in addition to taking in a bunch of historical attractions.

From Oklahoma City, you might head northeast to Tulsa, or go southwest towards Lawton. Tulsa is the state's second largest city, and if you haven't checked it out recently, it's brimming with things to do. Tulsa has one of the top 10 regional opera companies in the entire country, and with the historic Route 66 passing through, there is truly a deep rooted American feel to this place. If you like German-themed beerfests, then you won't want to miss the Tulsa Oktoberfest. The Tulsa museums and its Art-Deco architecture are just part of what makes this large city so interesting. Tulsa is close to the borders of Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas, making it a great base for journeys throughout this scenic area. There are a lot of Tulsa OK hotels to choose from, with plenty of options for discount Oklahoma lodging at various budget inns and motels. You will find a myriad of upscale chain offerings among the Tulsa OK hotels, and the downtown Ambassador Hotel is a consideration for outstanding luxury accommodations. Like the Tulsa attractions, the Tulsa OK hotels are many, making this city a joy to visit. If you had gone the other way out of the capital, with the city of Lawton as your aim, you won't be disappointed in the choices for Lawton hotels. Lawton is a great base from which to enjoy the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. You can see bison, elk and longhorn cattle in this refuge, among various other creatures. You'll find chain budget Oklahoma hotels and some nice mid-priced chain hotels in Lawton, but the most interesting choices among the Lawton hotels are arguably the Wichita Mountain Lodge, or Grandma's Cabin.

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Every year, over 100,000 visitors come to eastern Oklahoma to see the mysterious Heavener Runestone. This recreation-rich area has two cities you might choose to find accommodations in. Between the towns of Heavener and Poteau, accommodations range from a historic mansion hotel, to budget Oklahoma hotels. A various number of inns and motels can be selected from the choices for Heavener OK hotels and Poteau OK hotels. Another popular outdoors retreat found nearby here is Robbers Cave State Park, where you can find a lodge and cabin rentals. In the southeast corner of the state, you might spend a few nights at one of the Broken Bow hotels, or in a nice mountain cabin. Broken Bow sits among the tallest mountains in the Midwest, and as for boating, camping and canoeing, it's one of the state's best spots, if not the best. There are some nice inns and bed and breakfasts among the Broken Bow hotels, as well as a group of mid-priced hotels. Be sure to check for discount Oklahoma lodging near Broken Bow, and at the aforementioned destinations. Occasionally, you can find discounts or package deals online that turn pricy hotels into budget Oklahoma hotels. If you are in western Oklahoma, you might direct your car towards the small city of Cheyenne, which lies among the Black Kettle National Grassland. If the small selection of Cheyenne hotels doesn't satisfy you, consider the more abundant options in nearby Elk City. The Elk City hotels are mostly of the chain variety, with plenty of options available for budget Oklahoma hotels. Discount Oklahoma lodging can be found throughout the state off of the major roadways, where chain brands dominate.