41 Motel
The 41 Motel, more than 50 years old, is the only traditional motel located in Cordell. While the room still has brown carpet and wood paneling, all rooms now boast flat-panel TVs and free cable. Wifi is also available, with an additional fee. The 41 motel is located just four blocks from Cordell's downtown square. It doesn't have either a pool or continental breakfast, but is near both downtown restaurants and the Cordell municipal pool.
41 Motel
719 East Main Street
Cordell, OK 73632
(580) 832-3377
fortyonemotel.com
The Bank Lofts on the Square
If you are looking for a unique experience in Cordell, you should check out the Bank Lofts. The Bank Lofts are located on the second floor of a downtown building built in 1903. Offering just two rooms, a two-bedroom loft apartment and a one-bedroom loft apartment, the Bank Lofts are available for vacationers when they aren't being rented by regular tenants. Not a traditional bed and breakfast, the Bank Lofts offer meeting space and access to downtown restaurants and shops. The rooms offer a mixture of modern fixtures in the kitchen and bathrooms, and some of the original features of the rooms, including turn-of-the-century windows and oak floors.
The Bank Lofts on the Square
203 East Main Street
Cordell, Oklahoma 73632
(888) 832-1311
thebanklofts.com
Deer Ridge Bed and Breakfast
Located just south of Cordell in Hobart, Oklahoma, Deer Ridge Bed and Breakfast offers visitors five rooms, including a master suite. All rooms have their own private bathrooms, but one of the unique features of the Hitching Post Honeymoon and Anniversary suite is an antique claw foot bathtub. All of the rooms are decorated with a southwestern touch. Cable TV and wireless Internet is available and breakfast is served each morning in the dining room.
Deer Ridge Bed and Breakfast
129 South Broadway Avenue
Hobart, OK 73651-1818
(580) 726-3423
bunkatdeerridge.com
Article Written By Mike Koehler
Mike Koehler is a full-time public relations and new media strategist. He has 15 years of experience as a reporter, editor and journalist. He has spoken across the country about the intersection of journalism, social media and the Web. He lives in Oklahoma City with his wife and three kids. Koehler has written for NewsOK.com, Revenews.com, Artofmanliness.com, Dumblittleman.com, Trails.com and Answerbag.com.
