Ambassadors Inn & RV Park

Travis Christina

While traveling (with our family, pet dog & my nationally registered service dog) through beautiful Oklahoma with our RV & moving truck, we hit some heavy weather and after all, it was getting late. We decided it was probably best to find a safe place to rest our heads. The ONLY choice near Warner is Ambassador Inn & RV - after reading all of the wonderful reviews, we decided to give it a shot! As entrepreneurs, yes - we love to support small owned businesses!! Like I said earlier, it was late, so the office was closed. We called the phone number on the Google listing, as instructed. A gentleman answered and said he would be right up front to unlock the door for us. Seems we had woken him - oops! After discussing options, we decided on two rooms, instead of the RV spot to accommodate our family. After the owner argued the validity of my registered service dog (supposedly, he was confident in the law), and insisting my dogs don’t pee or ‘crap’ in the room, we were hesitant, but paid for the room and pet fees (which vary by pet size, by the way) - we were given our room keys and an “old towel to first clean the dogs off with”. We were, however, grateful for the military discount. Ours was a ‘pet room’ (#19), smelled of an old, stale….mold-like odor. (I get it, the facility is from the 70s - but none of the other reviews hinted at anything of the sort) We asked if this was the only option, and he said that we were limited to the pet room. He told us how the storm blew open some room doors and they had gotten soaked. (Hmm - that wasn’t so reassuring) He then offered to provide ‘an air freshener,’ however, our family isn’t into breathing hormone disrupting artificial scents, especially mixed with pet odors. We stayed and chose to do our best to ‘ignore’ the smell. (Maybe this is why he was so adamant about our dogs not urinating or defecating in the room - perhaps *he’s* the one with PTSD from crappy pet owners who allow this sort of thing) I will say that the second, ‘humans only’ , room didn’t have an odor and seemed to be decent. Beds were comfortable. So if you don’t travel with pets, you may have a more pleasant experience. So while this stay has been anything but a 5-star experience, (We won’t elaborate on the stained HUMAN bath towels) we’re going to chalk it up as a learning experience. While we are the first to support small, family owned businesses (entrepreneurship isn’t for the weak) and sing great praises when deserved - Just pop your favorite beverage and keeping driving a bit - stick with the big brand hotels and assure a comfortable, drama free stay. We pray that the owners learn and grow from this experience. (Maybe don’t allow pets at your business if it’s going to leave you and your patrons feeling so uncomfortable). *Note: A bit later, after we were in our rooms, he did call back to apologize and admitted fault in arguing the service dog law situation. And a phone call in the morning, to apologize. Good on ya. Thanks for the stay - Best of luck, Ambassador Inn. >> ‘From Glory to Glory’ - 2 Corinthians 3:18

Richard Potts

We stayed there close to a month Jodie and Kelly were awesome rooms were cleaned and they kept clean lining, and towels on point. Friendly and nice

Lisa A Bailey

We only stayed one night but it was a great experience. The owners are so friendly. The rooms was clean and it was a very quiet location.

Ellis Williams

First of all, I just want to say that I love this place. It's the halfway point between traveling. I plotted it on the map and rolled the dice, and I've been coming here ever since. The people are my idea of real sweet and genuine, so if you're looking for the Hyatt, you might want to keep looking elsewhere, and even then, you won't get genuine attention. I truly love this place and the 🐕

Ryan Collins

Had a breakdown after hours passing by. Staff was able to provide a clean room for my family and dog as well as a solid repair shop recommendation. Comfortable rooms, great atmosphere, kids loved the common areas and older cars.