Two nights with family. Nice stay. All front desk folks were welcoming. Well-organized lobby -- good use of the space -- and the breakfast serving area was done well too. Varied breakfast with good food -- eggs, bacon, sausage, waffles, oatmeal, fresh fruit, and bread/English Muffins. Good coffee too (but strong, which is how I like it). Clean, good size room, great water pressure in shower, nice view, and fast, dependable elevators. Only negative (and easily fixable): Luggage cart needs to be swapped out for four wheeled model -- very hard to maneuver with lots of luggage. read more

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I've been here before and I thought I had reviewed it. Quiet and clean rooms. They do have a complimentary van. The lady I had was a real piece of work. I just put headphones in and said nothing. Other than that, pretty uneventful. There is a restaurant in the Hotel called The Avery. Go and read the review on it. read more

Hyatt Place Tulsa / Downtown - Hotels Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

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I was only a passer-byer to see family but spent a lot of time in the lobby particularly the bar. Food was great and pretty quick. I must give a shout out to the bartender Zac as well. Despite giving me the optimal amount of lemons I needed, he was extremely attentive, interactive, and efficient. He took care of me and my family without us even asking and made the hotel as comfy as he could for them. They had so much fun at this bar and Zac helped facilitate that enjoyment. Whenever they come to visit I best know they'll be back. read more

We were just passing through on a recent road trip, and the Hyatt Place Downtown Tulsa was an excellent accommodation for our quick stay. We were given a room on the tenth floor with a lovely view of the city. The room was spacious, modern, and clean, with an extremely comfy bed. Location wise, it's in the heart of downtown with many restaurants and fun things to do around. Unfortunately they only offer valet parking which would be the only downside for me. It's priced at around $30 so we opted out of that and decided to street park (free on weekends) about a 3 minute walk away. We didn't end up trying their breakfast as we were on the road bright and early the next day. I would absolutely stay here again and would highly recommend it for anyone either visiting or passing through Tulsa. read more

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This was my first time in Tulsa and the staff left a great impression, since everyone I interacted with was very friendly and accommodating. I ordered chocolate cake at the bar and was surprised by the size of the huge piece they gave me! The room was great, and had a great view. I'd love to come stay here again. read more

Hyatt Place Tulsa / Downtown - Room view - Hotels Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Wonderful experience. We booked on the 15th floor so that we could have access to the Regency Club and that was so worth it. We were able to get snacks and waters during our entire stay (only one time was it completely empty because someone had cleaned everything out- my guess was into their purse). Our room was very comfortable and we would definitely stay again. All but one of the valet attendants were incredibly friendly (one was a little cranky) and every one of the shuttle drivers were a delight. Housekeeping seemed very rushed and they did a poor job of making beds but honestly that's hardly a reason to not like a hotel. The Avery restaurant was awesome both times we went (we only went for breakfast). While we took the shuttle almost every time we went to a Drillers game, we did walk instead on Sunday morning and it was an easy, safe walk. We will be back soon! read more

Have an opportunity to visit this location during a business meeting lets a business time and had a fantastic hostess coming in the door and the bartender Nick I can't remember the host his name but Nick outstanding personality outstanding time with him three days of good times and lessons queen please great service And give the cook and props too. The cook. read more

Honestly really enjoyed my stay here, but one star knocked for the following reasons: 1. Parking is inconvenient and it wasn't easy to find the information on their website. 2. Hotel room had minor problems: my bathroom lights didn't completely work. 3. The gym was filthy which I didn't expect for Hyatt of all places. No AC either so it's unbearable in the summer. 4. The couches even in more expensive rooms are not pull out. These issues combined plus the cost of the room would've originally been enough to go with 3 stars, but the customer service was great. I had noisy and somewhat scary neighbors (I found out later they were just a very loud, argumentative Italian family) so when I went to the front desk to ask to switch rooms due to this...they gave me no issues and even upgraded my room to a much bigger space. The woman did look a little frustrated by my complaint as it wasn't the hotel's fault these guys were so loud and part of me wished she put me on another floor, but simply being moved much further down the hall resolved the issue. We also had a pretty short stay, but the staff recognized us. I had a hangover on our last day and so my friend (staying in another room) requested for a later check out for me and they gave him no issues as they recognized us being together all the time. So, while the rooms were nice, the issues were somewhat frustrating, but the staff really made up for it. read more

Terrible experience for our stay earlier this month. The front desk rung our room close to midnight after I was already in bed to inform me that the valet didn't know how to drive my vehicle (standard transmission). I told them I was undressed and in bed, and their response was one of complete indifference. Once I got downstairs, the valet wasn't apologetic in the slightest. When I asked what I was supposed to do, he acted annoyed and gestured broadly saying there was public parking a few blocks away. So I eventually found an unsecured outdoor lot downtown, and managed to walk the few blocks in the cold back to the hotel in my pajamas. That morning I asked to speak with the manager, only to learn that the "we don't give af" attitude flows from the top. Horrible hotel run my horrible people. read more

Breakfast was good, rooms could be bigger, clean beds, big windows, it was pretty cozy.

It is located very close to the BOK center, which was super convenient as my partner and I came into town to see a show. When you enter, you have to go up the escalators and turn right to check in. The check-in process is very quick and easy. The room was big, the sheets and pillows were super soft, but there was a stain on the comforter, and it looked like one of the headboards had not been wiped down well. The thermostat didn't feel as cool as I usually like at 71, so I set it to 64, and it did get cool, but I didn't feel 64 cool. We used valet we felt like was a good deal as you are paying $21 to self park or $30 to valet. We called down before we left so our car could be pulled up, but when we went downstairs, there was a bunch of people waiting on their cars so we waited. It cleared out in about 10 minutes and we were still waiting so my partner asked a valet and mentioned we had called down and he said he gets a lot of calls and went to go get our car. It was pretty quick at that point but a little frustrating because we called and expected it to be ready. read more

The Hyatt leaves much to be desired. The rooms are okay we had two fulls. There are refrigerators in room. We had daily service to our rooms which was hard to come by. The location is about the best part. read more

Two stars off for poor protocols for Covid. As a courtesy to guests, staff should wear masks-particularly the van driver, since it's impossible to distance in a small van. Hotel itself is standard for what you'd expect at the Hyatt. read more

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We had an event out here in Tulsa and the Hyatt place was perfect for our kids and myself to travel the room was very clean and modern decor, gorgeous lobby that serves Starbucks, Free yummy breakfast every morning was kid and parent approved with a nice variety! I didn't offer a 5 star due to our room not being ready for us upon our arrival, not to big of a deal except for the kids were already antsy due to our 2 hour drive into town. The staff was incredibly friendly and did let us know our room wasn't ready right away. Frustrating that check in is at 3 and we were not into our room till just before 6. If you don't want to park off site personably not a hotel for you, this would be something that would detour us elsewhere for our stay next visit. Although I will say the unloading area directly out front of the hotels entrance does make for easy luggage transport before having to park off site and walk. Overall great experience at The Hyatt Place downtown Tulsa. My mistake was not a checking to see that there was no pool or hot tub this is a huge MUST when traveling with our kids. No pool actually didn't effect us this trip kids didn't mind since we were so busy they slept well without swimming to get all the wiggles out before bed! read more

My husband and I were supposed to fly out of Tulsa back to Atlanta yesterday, but our flight was canceled due to the weather. We booked a room here. The place was dirty, and disappointing. There was blood on the shower curtains and hair on one of the towels. It is probably a franchise because I can't imagine the parent company letting the hotel go down this bad. read more

My family and I stayed here over the weekend for my son's soccer game. Check in was fast and easy. No parking on-site, however, we were lucky enough to get a parking space In the front of hotel entrance. Desk attendant was very friendly and informative. After driving 4 hrs, We ordered pizza at the hotel. However, it was way undercooked and couldn't eat it. I should have requested a refund. The room, bathroom and bed linen was clean and everything was in working condition. Black-out curtains were perfect. No issue there. The walls are very thin and I could hear conversations, doors slamming and the elevator doors opening and closing throughout the night. Therefore, I didn't get any sleep . Guests should be told to have common Courtesy for others. The complimentary breakfast was actually pretty good and tables were clean. Check out was fast and easy. Still not sure if I would stay there again because of the undercooked food and noise. read more

Hyatt Place Tulsa / Downtown - Lobby - Hotels Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

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Hotel was clean on from the moment we arrive to the moment we left. Unfortunately, it was not warm! The outside temp was 23° with a real feel of 15°. We had our thermostat set to 85 and it never got about 63, keep in mind that's what the room was when we entered also. The rooms had summer bedding and no extra blanket for winter weather or broken heat; do yourself a favor and take an extra blanket! Parking is street parking, from 5p-8a is free through the week. Otherwise, you'll pay $1 per hour for street parking through the park mobile app; they also offer a lot for parking 1.5 blocks away from the hotel for $16/day. read more

We stayed at the Tulsa Hyatt Place Downtown for three nights (11/10-11/13). We had been looking forward to this get-away for months to visit with friends and attend a wedding. We booked a top floor corner suite. We found the staff to be exceptional; responsive, professional and helpful. The rooms, lobby, common areas were clean. 1. The shower leaked all over the bathroom floor requiring extra towels. It was clear this was not a new situation. 2. Shower hot water was hit or miss. 3. The hotel heat was out/compromised. Front desk Hotel staff were wearing parkas and using floor heaters. Room thermostats were useless during this windy 40/50 weather. 4. Bar meal was disappointing with soggy fries, arrived in Styrofoam (vs a plate), and one set of plastic ware to share between two separate Styrofoam container meals. Turkey Pesto subs are technically toasted wheat bread with cold cuts and tomato ends. If the menu was clearer I could have ordered something else after my 7 hour journey. Maybe my expectations were off for bar food.. We left the hotel for the remainder of our meals or Door Dashed. 5. On the upside the breakfast buffet was amazing everyday. The chef was terrific and always accessible to complement. The GM sent an "I'm sorry email, your feedback helps us improve and see you next time!" email (ie. "Bummer") with no intent to make this right. Best of luck staying at the Tulsa Hyatt Place Downtown. read more

Won't stay here again. They harassed their guests and stare at them strangely until they declare they are guests there. This is how they enforce security. They seem to have people off the street come in and steal food. Maybe if they are actually concerned about security someone should be orderly checking keys at the door. They did catch someone while we were downstairs eating breakfast, so it does happen. Heat in the rooms was fritzy .as well. Beds were comfortable and rooms were clean. read more

This was one of my worst experiences at a hotel that I can remember. Let's start at check in. I was supposed to be staying in a room with 2 queen sided beds and a double sofa bed. The first room we were put in was a king size room. Then we were moved to a room with two queens. An improvement but 6 people won't fit on 2 queens. Finally we got the room we should have about an hour after we arrived. However the sofa in the room does not fold out into a double bed as advertised. Let's go to the next issue. Heating. The temperature outside was a frigid 18° not factoring in the wind chill and the wind was blowing 13 miles per hour so the actual "real feel" temperature was about 8°. The heating was not working not only in our room but the entire hotel. The lobby was freezing, the elevators were freezing, the room was freezing. There was a small space heater in the lobby. We tried some of the "tricks" we were suggested but even then the room was 65° with the heater set to 90°. We ended up turning it off completely and then turning on the shower with the bathroom door open to warm the room up some. If the heating was an issue, which it was an obviously known one based on the space heater in the lobby, it should have been communicated to the guests upon check in so that they can decide if they want to stay or not. Guests who do not want to sleep in a cold room on a freezing night should be refunded their stay so they can stay in a hotel that is actually heated. Unfortunately for me I chose to redeem my free hotels.com night I earned to stay in a place that I wouldn't recommend to anyone. Definitely not a place to stay if you want comfort. The only positive was how friendly the staff was. I feel sorry that they have to work there. read more

Smallish room and the king size bed was smaller than we expected, it did have the double sofa bed that we needed and the finishes were all nice but our next surprise was when we went downstairs for 'breakfast for three' and we found that we needed to go to the Starbucks counter and choose from a selection of free yogurt, bagel cereal... I've never encountered this before in many years of travel to hotels and at a Hyatt I expected more.,, a Hampton Inn offers more! read more

Had a great stay! Clean room, comfortable King bed, plus sofa bed, fridge, great amenities, and excellent hospitality from Alex! Alex made this hotel experience awesome! Will definitely be making Hyatt Place my go to when visiting Tulsa- Downtown location convenient, convenient parking, breakfast, Starbucks counter, full bar, and some of the best chicken wings from the kitchen. I was in Tulsa for a funeral as well as the Legacy fest (Greenwood)...so glad to be able to come to my hotel lobby bar to have great cocktails and food! There was a lot going on this weekend and Alex handled everything so well, very graceful. You are in the right business my man stay strong! read more

The room was nice, clean and modern. They have house keeping everyday (not all hotels during covid are still doing this). The breakfast is offered over a couple hours and has some variety. I LOVED that the rooms had black-out curtains, made it very easy to sleep in or go to sleep early when I wanted (great for travelers!). The alarm clock in my room also had a USB port which is great if you forget to bring a charging block. Met Sunny and Keith (some of the founders of the hotel) and they were SOO pleasant, kind, and down to earth. All of their staff that I encountered were also very kind and welcoming. read more

This is the WORST hotel I have ever stayed at. I stayed for two nights 4/2-4/3/22 at $200 a night. Here is my story: Checked in on Saturday, two adults three kids - two standard sized beds and a couch pull out. Room 502 was at 75 degrees when we checked in at 3 pm. Set the thermostat to 68 then left and went to the mall, etc, returned at 9 pm to find it at 79. Called the front desk for 15 min. until someone answered. Front desk attendant came up and reset thermo. Said to call back if it wasn't at least one degree lower in 30 min. It was not. Called back, and she came back up again and reset it with her phone, again. Said to call back in 30 if it wasn't one degree as before. It wasn't. We are all literally sweating this whole time. She reset it again. Same song and dance, call in 30. It was not cooler. By this point it was midnight. The shift had changed, and it was a man. He said he would come up and fix it. After he did not in 40 min. after the call, I went down to the lobby. He said the air was out in multiple rooms, but the engineers would be there in the morning to fix the problem - remember this. He came up to ours and told us it could not be fixed, so we could stay in room 509. Great! But the problem is that 509 was one bed alone, and we are 5 people. Also, the bathroom in 509 was under construction, so we could not use it, literally torn up, and we would have to go back to 502 to use the facilities. But at least 509 had working air. The three kids slept on the pull out couch in 509 - the smallest child sleeping horizontally at the biggest two's feet. Someone banged on the door at 7:30 the next morning to continue construction, so we moved back to the hot room to "sleep" and shower. It was 79 degrees in that room. We complained to the woman at the front desk, who told us the engineers would not be coming until the day after we left, but there would be clean rooms free when we returned from our journeys that day, and we could move into one of them. We went into the city, and returned to find that she had not told the current front desk person the problem. That front desk person moved us into a new room. That room did not have air conditioning also. We went down to tell her, and at that point she called her boss who told her to go check the next two rooms that were empty. She went and checked them and told us that neither were very cool, but she would move us to the one that was the coolest, which was sitting at 72 when we moved into it. We tried all night to lower the air conditioning, but it kept defaulting to 85 degrees. WE LITERALLY WERE MOVED INTO FOUR ROOMS IN THIS HOTEL OVER TWO NIGHTS, AND ONLY ONE OF THEM, WHICH HAD ONE BED, HAD AIR CONDITIONING. At this point you must be asking what we were offered for our troubles - a free night somewhere, anything. WE WERE OFFERED NOTHING. THE MANAGER DID NOT EVEN ACKNOWLEDGE THIS HAPPENED TO US. WE PAID $400 FOR THIS. DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL. DO NOT. We hope this helps someone else to not have your vacation weekend ruined by this hotel. Please share this with your friends. I shared it here to help you. read more