4BR cabin sleeping 18 with hot tub, bunk room with pool table, loft and outdoor fireplace

Chardonnay Chalet

Broken Bow, Oklahoma

4 Beds 4 Baths Sleeps 18

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Sleeps

Fire Pit

Game Room

Hot Tub

Pool Table

Description

Chardonnay Chalet in Broken Bow has fun with its name. There is wine-glass art on the dining room wall, a neon wine sign in the game area, and a cage of corks on a shelf. It sleeps up to 18 across four bedrooms, and that count includes a bunk room that handles the kids all by itself.

There are three king suites, and every bedroom in the house has its own bathroom. Two of the king suites are on the main level, each with a twin trundle for one more sleeper, and one of those opens to the back patio. The third king suite is on the second floor with a private balcony and a blue velvet bed under a white paneled headboard. Each king suite has a TV.

Upstairs, the bunk room is the one the kids will argue over. It has six twin beds stacked three high, with ladders, and the pool table and shuffleboard are right there in the same room. It has a private patio and its own bathroom. A loft on that floor has a massage chair and an arcade table, and there is a stack of board games for when the screens get old.

The living room has a brick fireplace with a TV above it, leather couches and chairs, and big windows to the pines. The fireplace runs seasonally, October through May 15. The kitchen is open to the dining area, with wood cabinets, granite counters, stainless appliances, a dishwasher, an island and coffee makers. The dining table seats eight. A full-size washer and dryer sit stacked in a closet.

Out back there is a hot tub behind a wooden privacy screen. A covered patio has a gas grill, a dining table, and a stone fireplace with a TV, so you can eat dinner outside after dark. Out on the gravel, a fire pit is circled by teal and black Adirondack chairs, with seating for eight. There is no pool here, so the hot tub and fire pit do the work.

The cabin is in Broken Bow, and Broken Bow Lake and the trails around Beavers Bend are the usual draws in this part of Oklahoma. Wi-Fi is free. Pets are not allowed.