HazelHouse, 2bed/1bath BEAUTIFUL, pet friendly

Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located place. This 1920's house has been completely renovated with a large open kitchen, and a coffee bar. The 2 bedrooms are both charming and modern. One bedroom has a king bed and the 2nd bedroom has a queen bed with a special tv nook with 2 cozy twin beds and loads of pillows for watching TV. There is a full sized laundry room, perfect for any laundry you have and it's a great place to store pet essentials. HazelHouse offers high speed WiFi The space I love this house so much!!! All of the wooden furniture was locally sourced and painted by my good friend Mitzi. I have personally made some of the textiles in this house. Find the raccoon table topper- it was made using scraps (from my quilting scrap bin) from my favorite fabric designer- Tula Pink. If you look in the kitchen cabinet, you will find glasses that were etched by my friend Chuck in the likeness of our favorite Pioneer Woman! The only things original to the house are the amazing 1920’s chandeliers in the living room and kitchen and the solid wood doors. Everything else was done to modernize the home for your special stay. I really hope you love it as much as I do. Guest access HazelHouse is centrally located to everything, including coffee shops, shopping, our many museums, including the Marland Mansion, and our cute downtown. There is driveway parking, as well as street parking. Other things to note You can use the dishes provided in the hutch or you can paper plates and utensils, located on the left of the kitchen sink. If you need something that I didn’t think of, reach out and I’ll see what I can do. It is also important to note that Ponca City is a natural, rural environment with lots of nature. Many bugs are important to our gardens and ecosystem. We use gentle, regular pest control, however weather changes can force them inside to seek shelter. We DO NOT offer refunds for bugs, mosquitos, wasps, or spiders, or any other critters inside the house. The best advice is to keep doors and windows closed. This rarely occurs but it’s possible. Thank you for understanding and knowing that bugs are an important part of our ecosystem.