Inn at Price Tower
"Originally conceived by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1924 for New York City, Price Tower is the taller of only two Wright skyscrapers ever built. (It found an unexpected home when Bartlesville-based oil-pipeline magnate Harold C. Price commissioned Wright to build his headquarters in 1951.) Now a 19-room hotel, it maintains the integrity of Wright’s original design, with mid-century-inspired fabrics and copper accents in the furniture and bathrooms—a nod to the oxidized copper louvers that adorn the exterior of the 19-story building. In typical Wright style, there’s not a right angle in the joint: Most of the rooms are triangular and afford vast views of the prairie through plate glass windows. Copper, the Inn’s restaurant, is the closest you’ll get to big-city dining in Bartlesville, and you can’t beat the penthouse views."
