Noble House Bed & Breakfast
This old two-story hotel was built in 1912. It has many stories to tell. Come on in and listen.
call 405.201.8887 or email to book a room
Each room comes with a breakfast for two in our downstairs dining room.
Call us today to book a room!
(405) 201-8887
Each room comes with a breakfast for two in our downstairs dining room.
Call us today to book a room!
(405) 201-8887
Room #5, the Byron Wolfe Room
our Bridal Suite
has a 4-poster bed and an extra-large Jacuzzi tub, $149.00 plus tax
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Enjoy the elegance and the inspiration of the Noble House B&B.
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Delight in the attractiveness and intrigue of your room,
inspired by the legacy of a favorite Watonga citizen. |
#1 The Gene Wheeler Room
This room has a king size bed with a rolling pen headboard
and a claw footed tub.
$119.00 plus tax (commercial rates available)
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Room #2, the Dr. Theresa Tyler room
it has two full size beds and a claw-foot tub, $119.00 plus tax
(corporate rates available)
The Noble House was built in 1912
as a boarding house and doubled
in size in 1937 when it became a hotel.
Fred R. and Joyce Lucas acquired the building
in 2002. A fine restaurant is downstairs and 5 1/2 rooms were completed in May of 2004.
(the restaurant is not open to the public at this time)
the B&B is open to the public
Room #3, The Clarence Knappenberger room.
This room welcomes you with a king size metal bed and the elegance of a pedestal tub.
$119.00 plus tax
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 Room #6 The Ernie Hoberecht Room This room has an oriental feel to recognize Ernie's career which he spent in Japan as a vice-president of UPI. It has a Jacuzzi tub and king size bed.
$139.00 plus tax (commercial rates are available)
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#4 The Donald Duck Room
The "voice of Donald Duck" has a bunk bed
and connects to the Hoberecht Suite
in order for parents to monitor their children.
$35
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The Noble Hotel building is listed on the National Registry of Historical Buildings.