Hotels in Talahina, OK

Talahina, Oklahoma, is a historical town that originally was a railroad town. The origin of its name is Choctaw, meaning "iron road." It is located near the Quachita National Forest and is at the beginning of the famous Talimena Scenic Drive. Due to the popularity of this drive, Talahina hosts many bikers and RV'ers who are traveling through enjoying the sights, as well as those who come to catch the changing autumn leaves. Talahina also offers many outdoor activities, such as water sports, hiking, and horse riding trails. If you are planning a trip to Talahina, you will have many different lodging options to suit your needs.
  1. Horse Heaven Ranch

    • Horse Heaven Ranch provides private barns for your horses.

      The Horse Heaven Ranch boasts "fragrant pines, lots of mountain scenery, beautiful campgrounds and great hospitality," according to its website. This hotel has a country twang and caters heavily towards RV travelers, campers, and those who appreciate lodging in the great outdoors. There are six cabins that sleep between four and six people. Each cabin has a covered barn for your horse. The facility has accommodations for 32 RVs, and the sites include water and electric. There are many trails for you to hike or ride along as you explore the surrounding forests.

    Hootie Creek B&B

    • Grab breakfast in the Hootie Creek B&B's retro diner.

      The Hootie Creek B&B is located on one of the first roads that was constructed in Talahina. This historic significance is reflected in its old-fashioned cafe, which has a long soda shop counter and retro stools. Breakfast is complimentary, as are evening snacks. Rooms have heat, air conditioning, and cable television. There are a number of bike riding trails in the area that offer scenic views and challenging workouts.

    Lazy R Inn

    • Go fishing in the Kiamichi River.

      The Lazy R Inn offers travelers a budget-friendly option with a small-town feel. The rooms have casual themes and are decorated accordingly. Rooms include microwaves, refrigerators and coffee makers.

      With the Kiamichi river nearby, you can fish, boat or engage in other water sports. Visit the Scottish Rite Masonic Temple or the Choctaw Nation Councilhouse Museum, which are both in town. The location around the inn also offers birdwatching.

    Kiamichi Country Inn

    • Walk from the Kiamichi Country Inn to get ice cream downtown.

      The Kiamichi Country Inn is conveniently located in the downtown district of Talahina. The rooms include Internet access, microwaves and refrigerators. Lake Sardis is a short drive away if you want to go boating, swimming, or suntanning on the sands. Enjoy an ice cream at nearby Treats N Treasures or grab a bite to eat at Pam's Hateful Hussy Diner. Downtown also offers grocery, apparel and souvenir shopping.

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