Gorgeous country setting close to everything. Loved all the fishing memorabilia in the cabin and…read moreseeing the pics of her dad with past presidents. Sharon had great suggestions for things to do in town which we followed up on leaving town headed for home. Just perfect...can't wait to go back when that swinging bed on the porch is open (bad weather moved in while we were there so it was covered in preparation for ice). Sharon is one awesome cook and every detail was perfectly attended to. Loved this new favorite find and will definitely be back!

I told my husband that I wanted to go to an afternoon tea for my birthday gift this year. He found…read morethe biweekly event at Harwelden Mansion and took us this past Tuesday! The experience is so cute and was actually sold out when we went. They offer two types of teas, some sandwiches and sweets, and then Prosecco and Pimm's Cup if you opt for the Tea Royale ticket! The venue itself is beautiful and we were able to explore the upstairs and downstairs after we finished our tea. Would absolutely recommend for Mother's Day, a bachelorette activity, or a fun event to do with friends.

We absolutely adore this place. My family (I have 2 daughters) enjoy the princess tea party…read more The ambience is always classy. The food provided is superb. This is a yearly tradition. I would recommend this place as a venue. Or you could come and enjoy one of their many events.

The venue was gorgeous and perfect for a Christmas wedding! The food was amazing... the best…read morewedding buffet I've ever had! The prime rib/beef tenderloin was cooked perfectly! But the most incredible part about the entire day was the staff! From the setup, to the bartenders, to the servers! Everyone bent over backwards to ensure that we had everything we needed... including anticipating what we might need. They even helped "pack up" and load our cars! Truly exceptional customer service which helped the event be perfect! I would definitely recommend this beautiful venue!

This was an excellent choice for the teambuilding activity through work. The food tasted like it…read morewas well prepared with gusto. The deck of the lodge was serene. Rustic ambiance.

Great place to eat on Friday night. Pool darts and bingo is great fun. Everyone is so friendly.read more

Aloft remains one of my go-to hotel chains, and this stay offered fantastic value for a Sunday…read morenight. The location is very convenient, with a nearby mall providing plenty of dining options. While the customer service was excellent, the property could use a bit of deep cleaning to bring it up to the brand's usual standards. There's a lot of potential here with just a little extra upkeep!

One of the employees had a un-uniquely dismissive and condescending way of speaking to guests at…read morethe check in desk. She was NOT the person checking guests in, but she did seem to be in charge of housekeeping. She went to check the FIRST room I was assigned, only to rebut the items I reported just stepping into the room. The cleanliness of my SECOND assigned room STILL left A LOT of room for improvement. Between the MULTIPLE balls of random hair found on the carpet, strands of hair folded into the "clean" white towels, the dirty film on the countertops, the dustiness, and the dirty sink, shower floor & toilet. Even the bed linens had discolorations and random stains. The last time I stayed here was in January 2018 and they were literally BRAND NEW and were still figuring things out, but to still be this bad 8 YEARS LATER....Not great. It's a good thing I always travel with or purchase cleaning supplies for situations like this. After listening to the housekeeping staff shouting back and forth for 2 hours, I kind of understand why the cleaning standards for THIS PARTICULAR hotel are not acceptable. I have stayed at other ALOFT properties and know the HIGH level of QUALITY in those locations far surpassed my experience here in Tulsa. MARRIOTT....PLEASE TRY TO FIX THIS!

History and charm. It's one year shy of 100. Next year will be the Centennial anniversary. Lots of…read moreunique places and items in the lobby area where are you check in and the foyer where you can wait. I was assigned the Leon Russell room. They were not kidding. I have to look him up now because I don't know him. But paraphernalia was everywhere signed and clearly with a lot of appreciation. The bathroom had several sheets of his music. A song called Superstar -- a love song by the lyrics with Bonnie Sheridan -- and another one called the Ballad of Mad Dogs and Englishmen. Appreciative of your age and how great a shape the room was in. That is very comfortable. Room had a console with a velvet chair so it could be used as a desk. A wonderful corner of velvet reading chair. A sealed off fireplace that was used once upon a time with a original painting of Leon Russell over the mantle. The drapes were fantastic because they were satin but blackout Curtains ideal for sleeping well. There's water coffee and a mini fridge and microwave in the room. There's an excellent reading chair and mirrors and all the right places. Outside my door was a wonderful bronze casting of a bucking horse. Stay comes with a continental breakfast. Even though I checked in well past midnight Sheryl was very courteous and set me upright. I was even able to get a cup of chamomile tea to take up with me.

I booked The Campbell Hotel because it's promoted as a "historic luxury boutique hotel on Route…read more66." The photos online show a charming, stylish property -- but the reality was very disappointing. Room Condition The room was spacious, but that's about the only positive. The white ottoman was torn, and the sofa had a concerning stain clearly left from a previous guest -- something housekeeping should have addressed before anyone else checked in. The toilet seat was old and discolored, making the bathroom feel unsanitary. Although the bed was comfortable, it was buried under an excessive number of decorative throw pillows. There's nowhere to store them except on the floor, so the room quickly felt cluttered and awkward to navigate. Curtains and Blinds The curtains were extremely heavy and attached to the wall with makeshift wires instead of proper mounts. When I tried to open them, they fell completely off the wall. It looked unsafe and unprofessional -- not what you expect from a "boutique" hotel. Bathroom Issues The bathroom sink has no countertop space at all, leaving no place to set your toiletries. The shower, while large, had visible stains and buildup that looked like they hadn't been cleaned in quite some time -- possibly even mold or mildew. On top of that, the bathroom entrance has a raised step, which is a tripping hazard, especially in low light. Maintenance and Cleanliness The tile floors were dirty and clearly overdue for a deep cleaning. Combined with damaged furniture and broken fixtures, the overall impression was grungy, outdated, and poorly maintained, not historic or high-end. Temperature Control Problems The room uses split A/C and heating units that were nearly impossible to regulate. When I arrived, the room was freezing cold. After turning the heat up, the units wouldn't cool back down or shut off. I had to call the manager around 8 p.m., and even she couldn't figure it out at first. Eventually it was fixed, but it shouldn't take a late-night service call to manage the temperature. Noise and Location Be aware that Route 66 is currently under heavy construction, and if your room faces the street, you'll be woken early by loud equipment and construction noise. It's constant throughout the day and makes resting nearly impossible. ‍ Customer Service When I reported these issues to the manager (John Michael), he said renovations were coming soon. Unfortunately, that doesn't help guests staying now or justify charging boutique-level rates for a room in this condition. Overall Impression I stayed in Room 203 -- The Bama Suite, and it was not comfortable at all. Despite a decent mattress, the experience was overshadowed by dirty surfaces, damaged furniture, unsafe fixtures, noise, and poor upkeep. Until serious renovations and cleaning standards are implemented, I would strongly advise against staying at The Campbell Hotel. It has potential, but right now it's outdated, unclean, and poorly managed.

I live 45 mins out of Tulsa but chose to stay at this Doubletree through that last freezing cold…read moresnowy storm we had. I am SO GLAD I did! I stayed Friday until Tuesday and everyone there took such great care of me, including my food and wine drinking needs, haha! Their menus for meals are not extensive but great quality! I especially LOVE the kind of steak /curly like fries that come w wraps and other sandwiches, etc. their salmon w little potato fingerlings and light arugula salad w a lemon based dressing was divine! They were SLAMMED w people who were either stranded or avoiding the storm, or staff & doctors or family who needed access to St Francis across the street. As busy as they were, they managed to be super polite, helpful and efficient. What a NICE HOT TUB! So clean and perfect temp, not crowded. I enjoyed that a couple of nights. And I don't know another last actual heated pool I have been to in a hotel. Their indoor heated pool was ACTUALLY HEATED enough to enjoy a relaxing swim and float! The room I had was very clean and a beautiful view facing the N/NE and having lots of snow made it even more beautiful. I slept so comfortably there which isn't always the case at hotels. The bartenders and waiters and cooks, front desk, housekeeping and maintenance...all so friendly and helpful. I'd love to see their breakfast restaurant stay open for all meals, nice views and a really nice bar that isn't actually used except when decorated to the max for the holiday season. The lounge bar at the side of the lobby was casual and fun but I'd love the option of the old Duck Club atmosphere...maybe someday! Anyway, it was a great stay, great location too btw...next to Mahogany, Meddy's and a couple of very cool pubs plus McGill's at 61st & Yale. Definitely a great place to stay anytime!!

Unfortunately, our stay was pretty disappointing. One of the first frustrations was finding out…read morethere was no free parking and that guests are charged $15 per day just to park. We also requested a late checkout until 2 PM and were told it was approved, but at noon our key cards stopped working and we couldn't even access the elevator, which was extremely inconvenient. The elevators themselves felt sketchy and poorly maintained, with duct tape visibly covering parts of them. Our room was also missing the TV remote when we arrived. On top of that, every time we needed assistance, there was a very long line at the front desk, making even simple issues take much longer to resolve. Overall, the stay felt disorganized and not worth the price.