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When the Oklahoma "Sooners" settled this area 120 years ago, they took the name "Norman" from Norman's Camp, created by Abner Norman, a surveyor for the US Government who surveyed the area in 1870.
Norman, known as the home of the University of Oklahoma and its 30,000 students, is the largest city in and the county seat of Cleveland County in the U.S. state of Oklahoma, and is part of the greater Oklahoma City metropolitan area.
The Inn, built in 1994, was custom-designed to create a unique quality and personalized atmosphere, achieving a distinctive ambiance through a combination of elegance and country tradition. Whether you are looking for the perfect place for that special occasion, or coming to Norman, Oklahoma City or the University of Oklahoma on business, Montford Inn offers its guests the luxurious alternative to traveling in hotels at surprisingly competitive rates.
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We are members of the following associations:
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"I am a guest at the University for a few days and my host department had the wisdom and consideration to house me at the Montford. |
"A peaceful, safe feeling envelopes me as though I were back in my childhood home knowing I was surrounded by love. I feel safe, I feel at home. I know I will sleep well tonight."
G.N. - San Antonio
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"I've traveled far and wide, and never have I come upon such a welcoming place. All the little details are just too beautiful." |
"This Inn is a jewel. I travel a lot, stay in hotels and motels all over the country. I have never stayed in a more inviting or comfortable room."
P.K. – Denver |
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"Going from university to university for my company means many nights in hotels - what dreary, boring and uncaring places I've been until now!"
L.P. – Phoenix |
"A relaxing whirlpool, a fireplace, a glass of wine and a homey room - all the little touches - what a wonderful stop for the weary business traveler!"
D.D. – Wisconsin |
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"I had totally forgotten about B&B Inns - always in hotels...cold, businesslike, impersonal. Montford Inn is so different...it gives a totally new meaning to business travel." |
"First class all the way. Outstanding!" B.B. - Baltimore |
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"What a lovely way to travel! Such a sharp contrast to impersonal hotels, especially for a woman traveling alone."
G.C. - Jefferson City, Mo.
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"Clean - Fresh - Refreshing. In other words - Home Away from Home. No more hotels when I travel." |