Hotels in West Tulsa, Tulsa

"Morning the best area but the best hotel in the area. "

"Hotel Brut in Tulsa is a really unique property. The exterior is bold, brutalist modern architecture, but once you step inside the vibe completely shifts to a light, airy, bohemian interior that feels warm and inviting. The rooftop bar was a highlight of the stay. The house cocktail was excellent, and the bread pudding I had with dinner was honestly one of the best desserts I’ve ever had. The guest room continued the bohemian theme beautifully, with polished concrete floors, light oak furniture, crisp white bedding, and incredibly fluffy pillows. The photos online don’t even do justice to how charming and thoughtfully designed this hotel really is. If I had to point out one minor issue, the top shelves and faux plants in the room were a little dusty. However, as soon as I mentioned it to housekeeping, they addressed it immediately. The location is also great—about five minutes from the Tulsa Arts District and only a block walk to the trail along the river. I would absolutely stay here again. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"

"No microwave in room. Outdoor pool was open but very dirty. So many dead wasps floating in pool and more flying around. No net by pool or I would have just scooped them out myself. Hotel was pet friendly. Unaware that parking garage had low clearance so unable to park in covered garage. Slightly annoying as parking is one thing I always check on when looking for a hotel"

"Room was awesome. Great view of the Arkansas river and of tulsa down town in the distance. The wife and i really love the view"

"Great stay, great location. Room had a kitchen, but no fishes ir cutlery provided. "

"Very outdated, lots of issues. To many to list. Would have had a better stay at a Holiday Inn and saved $$. I do not recommend"

"The Hot tub was broken and no towels after the pool. And breakfast was not the greatest. "

"The pool wasn’t available. Both comforters on our queen beds had yellow stains. The toilet wasn’t flushing properly. "

"Clean Room which is truly the only important part of a quick cross-country stop and go. The staff was behind the desk playing video games and didn’t even realize I was trying to check in. I was charged a pet fee for my ESA, I guess that’s an Oklahoma thing but still disappointed as it has been waived at La Quinta several times in the past. The property is covered in un-picked up Dog Droppings and so many of the signs on the property are damaged or in disrepair."