Central Tulsa Hotels with Entertainment

"Perfect stay"

"Really enjoyed my 2-night stay here. Check-in guy was great. Place looked safe and clean. Several food options right across the parking lot, and several other hotels basically sharing the space, so felt like it was a popular place with visitors. Safety is always key. I was smoking at the time, which made for some people watching outside. There's foot traffic and the cops were thick on a Friday night, but I asked the front-desk gal and she said she's not had any issues in two years. I certainly never felt safe walking to and fro after dark. Cleanliness was great. Bathroom was really small, almost comically, but I'm relatively thin so the toilet situation was plausible. Good hot water and pressure in the shower. Wi-fi was excellent. Good selection of TV channels even if the TV remote situation was my only real complaint. The two big perks: you've got several dining options basically across the parking lot if you're into chains. There's also a great Mediterranean place (Bill and Ruth's) if you want non-chain. The location feels a little out of the city, but you're on some main streets to easily get you back into the action. Then there's the quiet. Big planes are flying overhead. You've got I-44 nearby. I never heard any of it in my room. Barely heard any neighbors. I get around a bit, and this was one of the more quiet rooms I've had. Passable breakfast, friendly staff, good price. I'm very pleased I picked this hotel."

"The room a/c was broken and the hotel was completely booked so we couldn’t change rooms "

"The hotel’s main areas were nice. However, I was shocked at how run down the rooms were for the price we paid. Our main issue was being woken up about every 45 minutes to hotel guests talking in the halls and opening/shutting their doors. It finally quieted down around 3:30 am. I understand the hotel cannot make guests have respect for others, but the lack of insulation to keep the noise down was terrible. It sounds as if you left your door wide open to hear everything going on in the hall. Not only that but the doors themselves are LOUD! You can hear every time someone in your hall opens or shuts their door. Again, to the point it wakes everyone up. For paying over $300 a night, I would have hoped I could have gotten to actually sleep for the night. "