The grand three-story wood and stone home provides a welcome getaway for travelers of all kinds. The Craftsman style parlor and dining room retain the original oak woodwork and ceiling beams. Relax in front of a cozy fireplace or find a sunny spot in our quaint reading garden. You may also enjoy our exercise room and hot tub during your stay. We are equipped for wireless internet access. If a guest's computer is not wireless internet ready, we have a network card for guest use. Breakfast is a special time at the Holmberg House. Your meal is served anytime between 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. during the week and between 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. on the weekends. Special needs and dietary restrictions can always be accommodated.

What a magnificant, comfortable place. I enjoyed it so much, thanks so much for a lovely stay. Sheila Seaman - Massachusetts. Steve Nova, You do indeed have a special place here! Thank you for your hospitality and the memorably delicious breakfasts! Todd Wilson - Cleveland, Ohio. It was my first visit to Norman, OK. My stay here was simply wonderful and relaxing. Thank you! I really appreciated the luxury of a hot bath after a long day. The breakfasts were absolutely perfect and the coffee very good. I hope to come back again in your peaceful and cheerful house! Our stay was lovely down to the last detail! You have found the perfect combination of attentiveness and privacy. I am sure we will see you again. God Bless! Marilyn Barnes - Missouri. I've felt like I've been on vacation instead of an interview trip because of the wonderful room. My stay here was peaceful and relaxing - thank you! The bed was so comfortable and inviting and most of all, Nova and Steve were wonderful and made me feel very at ease and at home! Thanks for helping me relax, and for making my stay such a pleasant one.

Charming Country French furnishings fill this very special guest room. A two-person whirlpool tub provides the perfect atmosphere for a special evening. Queen bed. Color cable TV.

Holmberg House, a registered historic inn, is located in the DeBarr Historic District, the only historic district in Norman listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Nearby Historic Campus Corner is a small commercial district located next door to Holmberg House Bed Breakfast. Filled with retail stores and restaurants, the Corner provides dining and shopping experiences for all. Recapture the feeling of those early academic years by staying across the street from the University of Oklahoma. We are regaled by many as the best front porch in Norman, so, take some time to watch the world go by on our porch swing or join in as thousands of OU fans come to town for those famous OU football weekends (we are literally walking distance to all of OU's sporting events). The University of Oklahoma is also the site of the new Oklahoma Museum of Natural History. Visitors come from around the world to see one of the most fascinating collections of dinosaur artifacts. We are less than a mile from the front door of the museum. The OU campus, recently a winner for its landscaping, is also worth the visit. It is great place to walk, jog, or ride a bike. Holmberg House is also a popular location for those visiting the University or any location in central Oklahoma.

Let Holmberg House host your... Company Christmas Party. Graduation Reception. Scrapbooking Retreat. Red Hat society function. Romantic Getaway Package. Includes champagne, gourmet chocolates or chocolate dipped strawberries and fresh flowers. In room massage is available by a certified massage therapist for $75/hour.

Rates from $99-129 Enjoy special OU and business rates during the week. Check in from 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Check out at 11 a.m. (An extended check out time can be arranged for a fee.). Special arrangements can be made with 24 hour notice. Smoking is permitted on the porch. One full night's lodging is required to reserve: more for extended stays. We understand that traveling plans may change or emergencies occur. However, we are a small inn and must ask that you make any cancellations seven days prior to date of arrival. Cancellations made in less than seven days can be credited to a future stay.

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Holmberg House was built in 1914 by Professor Fredrik Holmberg and his wife Signy. Holmberg was the first dean of the University of Oklahoma's College of Fine Arts and also was the first to conduct a symphony orchestra in Oklahoma. The Holmbergs and their two children Louise and Linne, lived on DeBarr Street until the early 1940's when the residence was purchased by Sam and Leota Hale. Sam and Leota Hale arrived in Norman in 1929 and in 1933 opened Hales Department Store. The store was one of Norman's finest and was located at 126 E. Main Street until it closed in 1980 -- a total of 47 years. The Hales had two children -- Phyllis Hale Logan and Sam Hale, Jr. The Hale family lived in the house until 1993 when the residence was bought and renovated by Richard Divelbis and his wife, Jo Meacham, to create a bed breakfast. Today, the new inkeepers, Steve and Nova McIlhaney, hope to establish a new tradition in the house that has been part of Norman's history for so long.

Steve and Nova McIlhaney Holmberg House Bed Breakfast 766 DeBarr Norman, Oklahoma 73069 405-321-6221 1-877-621-6221 E-mail info@holmberghouse.com