We loved this Boutique hotel. The location was perfect. Just a hop onto a local freeway…read more Rooms are nicely furnished and the hotel is very clean. All of the staff were very nice. It was great to have the option of street parking to not be charged to park although valet is available. We highly recommend the bar and the staff there.

Tulsa Club is an 11 story Art Deco landmark located in historic downtown Tulsa. Tulsa Club sits at…read morethe northwest corner of Cincinnati and 5th St in historic downtown Tulsa. It is in a great location with plenty of restaurants and bars close by. The building was built in 1927. Yes I did say 1927. Ya know the year that Charles Lindbergh completed the first nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic. The same year that Babe Ruth hit 60 home runs in a single season. This building is a connection into history which is highlighted by its architectural and cultural value. Tulsa Club definitely attracts its fair share of visitors which is not surprising. The building is impressive. Lots of history with modern upgrades. It operates as a Hilton property under the Curio Collection which says a lot about the name. The staff is amazing. Daniel is polite, dedicated, reliable and very courteous. He will ensure that your stay exceeds all of your expectations. Pro tip: park in the garage and have direct access to the hotel from the garage. Plus save yourself a few $$$. If in the Tulsa area give Tulsa Club Hotel Curio Collection a try. I highly recommend it.

Marriott rewards members for decades. Made reservation many days in advance, PAID - for The…read moreAmbassador Hotel. Drove 12 long hours - counting on our boutique Marriott Membership experience. Walked in & immediately told by the desk staff to take a "walk" to another "comped" "sister" "Marriott" hotel as they over booked. Horrible. The other extremely Minimalist hotel did not compare in value we had PAID full price. Concrete floors, sticky beat up elevator, no coffee maker or even a paper napkin. And NOT a Marriott sister hotel. Disgusting treatment for Marriott Rewards Members for many decades!! So disappointed.

Really nice historic hotel. Our room was huge! I felt like rented a studio apartment. Staff could…read morebe a tad more friendly. The coffee and bottles of water are nice. The shower is spacious. The Photo Booth is fun, I'm a nerd for photo booths! The restaurant looks swanky. The Lobby is just STUNNING, it is definitely my favorite part.

The Brut is wonderful. It's very close to the Route 66 area we were interested in. The room was…read morevery large, well appointed, & had everything you could want. The beds were super comfy. The rooftop bar was amazing, the drinks and the views are top notch. Rebecca the bar manager is an outstanding mixologist! We were traveling on a budget, this was definitely a splurge BUT so worth it. If I'm ever in Tulsa again, it's the only place I'd stay.

What a great hotel!!! Brut Hotel exceeded my expectations. The hotel is very clean, the rooms are…read morespacious and comfortable, and the staff is absolutely amazing!! friendly, welcoming, and attentive. Overall, I had a wonderful experience and truly enjoyed my stay. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it!

I was in Tulsa for a 3-night stay during a biz trip, and chose the Hampton Inn as it's been a…read moresolid, reliable brand during all of my travel these past few years. This one, though, missed the mark in a few spots. But first, the good... I'll start with the front desk staff, who were always friendly and greeted me upon each arrival and departure. They even mailed some postcards for me, which was really nice. The hotel is also really conveniently located. It was a short drive to almost everywhere I needed to be. In fact, if the weather hadn't been so chilly I could even have easily walked to most downtown places I visited. Now for the "meh"... My room, located on the 7th floor, had a lovely view. Other than that, it was run down and could have used a refresh. Also, housekeeping never showed up after my first night, even though I was gone most of the day. Not really sure what happened there. They did clean it the next day, though. But back to my room: from a lampshade that looked like it had been sat on to strange brown stains on the wall that had me thinking a lot about those true crime podcasts I used to listen to, not to mention the exposed wires in the wall thermostat, it gave 1-star dive hotel in many ways. The walls were pretty thin, too, and I could smell/hear the folks in the room next to me. Luckily, they put away the joints and the music pretty early in the evening, but it still detracted from the overall experience. Parking was also really weird here. The desk clerk had advised I park at the garage next store, which I did on the first night. Folks, this place was CREEPY with a capital CREEP. I especially advise against parking there if you're a solo female. And while my car was ultimately fine, navigating the enclosed stairwell and abandoned office building lobby with no visible exits just to get out of the place was not my vibe. After night one, I just used the outdoor lot next to the hotel. It was only slightly safer feeling, as it was occupied by some semi-shady characters, but at least there were various options to exit without feeling like I was trapped in an amusement park funhouse. On my last trip to Tulsa, I stayed at the nearby Tulsa Club hotel (also a Hilton property), and if/when I return I'll choose that spot again rather than the Hampton.

What a vibe! We're in town for the Billie Eilish concert, so of course we had to stay near the BOK…read morecenter. Perfect locale. The front desk staff were so friendly and helpful. The whole place just had this cozy, welcoming energy that made it the perfect place to rest. Clean and great views from our 8th floor room. If you're in Tulsa, definitely go. beautiful, and unforgettable.

Overall I really liked the hotel. Parking was super convenient, location was fantastic, all the…read moreamenities you could hope for, and as a cigar smoker it was conveniently located next to a cigar lounge! All you could want and more.. except a more comfortable bed. To be clear, I rarely find a hotel bed comfortable, I am always some level of sore the next day after a bad night's sleep, but unfortunately this is night 5 on this road trip, and the 5th hotel bed I've slept in and it is by far the worst for me. If you prefer a medium or softer bed you may be disappointed. If that isn't what you prefer then you'll love your stay here!

You can download the Marriott app for quicker check in. I didn't do that so when I pulled up to the…read morehotel garage, it has a barricade to get in. If you already have a room key, you can just swipe that to get the barricade to lift. I pressed the call button and the receptionist answered quickly and lifted the barricade so I could get in. Going through the sliding glass doors into the first floor lobby area there is a second set of sliding glass doors that requires the room key or you must push the call button. The receptionist again opened up the doors for me immediately. From there, you will go to the second floor, where the receptionist desk is to check in. Hotel staff is very friendly and offer recommendations if you ask. Complementary breakfast available. Eggs, sausage and/or bacon, waffles, English muffins, scones etc. My room was clean, had body wash, shampoo and conditioner provided. My room did not get completely dark, because my room backed up to the parking lot and restaurants behind the hotel, where there were some light poles. Though the curtains are blackout, the light still seeped in from the top of the curtains. I was still able to get sleep. I just would have preferred a darker room. My stay included Friday, the first Friday of the month is the art walk. There was some loud music playing, but it was not too bad and they did not go past 10 PM. Hotel is very convenient to restaurants, BOK, museums, etc. because the hotel is in Downtown, you can expect to see a few homeless people wandering around. You may get asked for money if you were out walking about. I was asked twice as I walked across the street to Sisserou's. During my stay, I also noticed the same homeless person hanging around in the garage. My stay was good. I would recommend the hotel.

I was really on the fence about giving the Mayo 4 or 5 stars but I decided on 4 just because the…read moreroom was beautiful but had many small maintenance issues such as 1) Peeling black duct tape covering the windows edges. 2) Only 1 accessible wall USB port port 3) The refrigerator was not conducive for standing Wine/ Liquor bottles. 4) Minor paint peeling. But with that said everything else was perfect with clean, comfortable beds, large modernized rooms & the front desk personnel was very professional & helpful. One other note, the Mayo has an extensive history & a number of Movies/TV shows were filmed inside including Sylvester Stallones "Tulsa Kings" Next time passing through Tulsa we will absolutely stay at the Mayo again.

The room was very spacious, but the AC system is extremely loud and made it hard to sleep,…read moreespecially if you're a light sleeper. Customer service was disappointing. I asked to switch rooms, and while the front desk initially said there were rooms available, they later said they couldn't help and that the hotel was full. The way this was communicated felt dismissive and unfriendly. There were also maintenance issues: the safety deposit box was broken, the shower splashed water everywhere due to a poorly designed shower head, and the lighting in the room was inadequate. I needed a desk to work and asked to switch rooms again, but was told no in a way that felt unwelcoming. Overall, not a great experience. I wouldn't recommend staying here.

Very Expensive for a poor experience. Positives: room is clean, modern and full of amenities. Hotel…read morestaff was friendly. Cons: we were in Room 506, which must somehow be below the rooftop bar bathroom. Toilet flushing heard every 3 minutes until about midnight, accompanied by what sounded like a hand dryer. Also, thin exterior glass that perfectly conducted the sound of every passing car and motorcycle. Lastly, contract valet service was garbage! Unaware and missed retrieving the car more times than it got it. Overall, pass.

This hotel consistently provides an outstanding experience. The valet service is phenomenal and…read morealways takes excellent care of my vehicle. I frequently travel with a bike mounted on the back of my car, and in the past the valet staff has gone out of their way to park my vehicle up front and position it so my bike is secured between the car and the building, giving me extra peace of mind that no one can tamper with or steal it. I truly appreciate that level of attention and care. The service here is always exceptional, the staff is friendly and professional, and the rooms are consistently clean and well maintained. I especially enjoy sitting on the sixth floor to relax and get some work done. Overall, this is a wonderful hotel with an incredible staff, and every stay has been a wonderful experience.

With a large convention center attached by a walkway, this hotel caters to the business crowd and…read moreconventioneers. The font desk folks are moderately friendly. The rooms are a nice size and fairly clean (we were introduced to a few large brown crickets during our stay.) ; the shower tub area is very small. The fixture in the tub should probably be replaced as it's hard to regulate the correct water temperature. The tub around the drain is starting to rust. We used the free shuttle a number of times and the drivers are friendly and pick you up on time. That's what most themed hotels, there are no freebies, such as Continental, breakfast coffee, etc. This hotel has a restaurant bar and also a coffee shop where there is free water! If you're in to swimming, you might want to stay at this hotel just for the pool. It's large, crystal clean and includes a hot tub. The hotel is located in a quiet area, which appears to be on the edge of downtown.

Mobile check-in was simple and easy, which made arrival stress-free, and the hotel is in a great…read morelocation overall. Self-parking is available in the parking deck, though it runs about $28. The room itself was cozy, with a comfortable bed, very comfortable pillows, a good-sized TV, and a functional desk area that worked well for both relaxing and getting some work done. One drawback was the bathtub shower setup--it seems to have an overlay, because at 5'7" I still had to duck to fit comfortably under the showerhead. If you stay here, I'd recommend choosing a high floor facing west, as the sunset views are fantastic. Also, be sure to check in with the front desk to have parking added to your room key--and don't forget to grab a cookie.

Excellent!! Got the King studio, $159, very clean, quiet, great staff. Breakfast was good. No…read morecomplaints here about anything. Yelp says pets allowed but sign at the check in desk says service animals only, so there's that... Been to many Marriott motels, they all have allowed pets. Our dogs had a very nice stay, they were quiet and respectful.

We had trouble finding parking due to the lot being filled with large storage containers…read more Unbeknownst to us, the hotel is currently renovating the lobby which I'm sure will be great once complete, but it's not the best experience for a hotel guest. Upon arriving to our room, we noticed there were several sweet ants crawling on the night stand and on the floor to the entry of the bathroom. We went back to reception and they immediately changed our room. The room itself was very nice and comfortable. The pool was smaller, but nice. There was a sign up sheet for access to the pool and you had to request staff to let you into the pool area. They also never kept any towels in the pool so you had to walk to the makeshift lobby dripping wet to request a towel. The construction guys accidentally set off the fire alarm at 8am on Saturday. That's one way to wake up. The breakfast area has been moved in to the small gym space while renovating and there's hardly any room. In addition, they did not keep breakfast well stocked and the toaster broke so options were very slim.

Moving to a new city can feel overwhelming but moving into 1515 Lofts took it all away. First the…read morelocation is central to so many great food spots, shopping and Tulsas downtown. Immediately upon walking in the secure entry for resident only app meet the high bar for experience. DJ and Ray help manage and maintain the experience from start to finish. My apartment felt like an oasis in a new city, with a view of cherry street and welcoming neighbors. There are conveniences such as a roof top bar and restaurant in the building as well as a cycle bar right below. Any item I needed help the team was quick to action. All in all if you're new in town looking for somewhere to stay and a team to work with the 1515 Lofts team is the one I recommend. I no longer live in Tulsa but if I ever did return for sure the team at 1515 lofts would be my first call.

I lived here for a year and it was my favorite living situation I've ever had. Beautiful area on…read moreCherry Street with walking access to just about everything you could need. I don't live in Tulsa anymore but I almost want to move back just to live here again lol. DJ is amazing!!