Maybe I'm WAY off base here and today is an exception, but we just checked in and service was nonexistent. We waited with our car partially blocking the oncoming lane while two valets played Abbott & Costello jostling about, trying to figure out what to do. There were no bellboys, or luggage carts visible anywhere. When we asked the front desk where to find a luggage cart, they directed me to a service ramp where, you guessed it, no carts were. Well I guess I'll save a bundle in tip money. An elderly couple came up dropping pieces of luggage, but the desk offered no help. So now we are in a "Luxury Room", which smells strongly of cheap cleaner. I'm reminded of MarineBoot Camp and the smell of unwashed men and pinesol cleaner. No chair or table is in the room. No wet bar. When asked if we can get a room with a table he informed us he was sold out and that we should eat room service standing up. Perhaps my idea of Luxury and theirs aren't one in the same. But honestly we have better service in a Holiday Inn. If you are looking for historical nostalgia, just pop in on a walk through the city. Save your time and money; choose another hotel. I will follow up with reviews of the bar and restaurant tonight and as always, post a detailed review on the travel blog. read more

While I can't comment on this venue for price or experience as a paying guest, I recently filmed some video of a wedding groom preparing for his big day in one of the suites in this hotel, as well as a lovely ceremony and brunch on one of the top floors. This renovated retro hotel screams VIBE and each of the hotel waitstaff I encountered were friendly and helpful. As a vendor trying to act quickly between locations, parking is often a primary issue. The gentlemen managing valet were EXTREMELY helpful, and had us in-and-out very quickly, several times across our four day event. As an aside, one member of the valet team went so far as to drive me back to my competing hotel when our ride situation became a cluster and I found myself in a pinch. Very classy, loved the escalade. Can't wait to come back and stay as your guest! read more

Great hotel. The suite I got was apartment sized with gorgeous interior (and textured ceramic tiles!!! the ones that mimic wood, not the cheapo ones you see in typical bathrooms). It had a kitchen and living room area too. The shuttle driver was great. I wanted to go to see an Indian casino, but didn't want to go by myself. Guy took me during his break. I won 85 bucks and gave him a 20 tip. Very nice hotel. Unfortunately Tulsa is boring. I will never go back to Tulsa. If I do, I will 100 percent stay here though. read more

We went to the New Year's Eve party. There was a pony was in the ballroom near the food. Disgusting. It made the whole place smell like a barn. The party was on two floors so we went up to get away from the animal but the line at the bar was over half an hour. We went back to our room and watched movies then went to the roof for midnight. The party was terrible. It was about 30% oversold, super crowded, and not a lot of fun. The birthday party theme was cringeworthy. We got the package with the New Year's Day brunch which was also awful as in lukewarm everything, bland gravy, dry biscuits, mushy salad, chewy bread English muffins that you could barely cut with a knife, overcooked eggs, and I could go on. The free buffet at one of those chain business class hotels on a random weekday morning would have been better. We left early and went home. It was a total bust. 0% chance that we'd go back and that was before I knew about the horse painting. Overall it was $650 bucks of lesson learned. read more

Everything about this place is just YES! The rooftop bar, YES! The rooms? YES! The food? Amazing. Sure It might be over priced.. but hello.. you're downtown! Thats pretty much expected. The vibe is professional/ casual. The rooftop bar does have a dress code. read more

Classy hotel but needs help! Many improvements that need to be made to the hotel. Our room wasn't clean. There was soap scum in the shower on the walls and handles dirty very dirty! We booked the 800 sft. King suite with kitchen and living room. The cabinets and drawers were completely empty nothing in the kitchen! Staff was unprofessional and unfriendly. In my opinion this place is very overpriced and the location is not great at all! I won't be back. read more

Cool boutique hotel. The rooms are big. Pros: Next to an Arby's (even though it closes at 7pm). Rooftop bar is really cool. Cons: consistency of the nachos. Ordered 3 times, 1 room service and 2 times from the Broiler Room and they were different each time. The first time was the best with cheese on each chip like Chili's does it. The chicken fingers were awful. Would stay here again, but BYOB (they have fridges in room) and order from Uber Eats or DoorDash. They also didn't have an iron so bring those non wrinkle shirts bros. read more

Incredible! Beautiful hotel. Friendly and accommodating staff. Their shuttle to the airport was booked so they paid for a cab for me. They have a shuttle that will take you around Tulsa. read more

The Mayo Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

We stayed at the Mayo while visiting family in Tulsa for the holidays, and it's a beautiful property. However, while the lobby, bar and our room are lovely, we were there for 3 nights, and after the first night we decided it wasn't overly comfortable and we'd likely stay elsewhere next trip. Part of the issue was, it was really cold outside, and the property is old, so the room just never got warm. And, whenever the heat kicked on, it was really loud and startled us. They also have hardwood floors for part of the room, which is visually appealing but lacks a sense of coziness. Then, just the usual stuff that annoys me at hotels-only one bathrobe in the closet, not enough hangers, etc. On the positive, the valet is efficient, they gave us extra bottled waters everyday (a rarity in hotels) and we received friendly service from everyone we encountered. Overall, the Mayo is very pretty, and had we only stayed one night, during warmer months, it likely would've been great. I can recommend the for an experience as it's more interesting than a typical hotel chain, but for overall comfort we'll stick with the chains for our longer family visits. read more

I love the Mayo Hotel. The old world ambiance is just so charming. If I had it to do all over again and lived in Tulsa, this would be my venue of choice. I had the good fortune to participate in a work retreat for which we were able to rent the top floor where the bar is located. The hotel provided a generous continental breakfast with all-day beverage service. We were very comfortable as they provided conference table style seating. Following that we were treated to a better-than-decent catered lunch followed by a gathering in a more casual section of the bar where we were able to converse at our leisure. Since then I've followed them on Twitter and Facebook and their shares of their venue from week to week are impressive. If I were hosting a conference in Tulsa, I'd give the Mayo serious consideration. read more

My bride and I stayed here for our first nights after our wedding before flying out of town. We enjoyed our stay, and enjoyed the luxurious suite where we stayed. Several people have already mentioned the complete lack of dishes/glasses in the kitchenette, so I was prepared and brought my own ahead of time. So, that wasn't a big deal. But the multiple bigscreen TV's are worthless without any decent channels, and a complete lack of any DVD players, not even available from the front desk. Overall, we enjoyed our stay at the Mayo, and would have looked forward to coming back in the future. Except for what I found out when I left. I doubt we will ever set foot in the Mayo again. On our last day here, my wife and I gave the valet some some items (including a handbag) to place in our car. All of the items made it to our car except for the handbag in question. All attempts to enlist the help of the hotel staff to locate the bag were unsuccessful, and the management was unable/unwilling help us find it. Seeing as the contents of that one bag were the only valuable items left with the valet, and seeing as he was the last one in known possession of the items, and seeing as my vehicle showed no signs of forced entry upon retrieval, I can only hold the valet (and hotel) responsible for the disappearance of the bag and its contents. So now I'm out a MacBook (which holds the only copy of all my pictures from the last 5 years), several hundred dollars in cash, several jewelry items, and several expensive pairs of dance shoes. I know, I'm the stupid one to have handed over several thousand dollars worth of stuff to a minimum wage valet. But the hotel staff/management gave me the total runaround and refused to return my calls. Even when I showed up in person, they told me that there was noone there to help me (even though I stopped by during normal business hours). After TWO WEEKS of the runaround I finally got ahold of someone who said they could help look up video footage. Except by that time, their servers start deleting video, apparently. And the best I got from them was, "Well, there's nothing else we can do." read more

I have enjoyed every experience I have had at the Mayo Hotel and plan on staying here again the next time I am in Tulsa. The entrance is bold and ornate without being gaudy or tacky. The decor is simple and elegant. The hotel has a historic, classic beauty that is so genuine. I love the rooms as well. I have never stayed in the standard rooms but the suites I've stayed in have been stunning and I would assume the other rooms follow suit. I love that the rooms are so spacious especially for a downtown hotel. I have stayed in suites in much more expensive-prominent hotels that have felt much smaller and stuffier. I attended a gala in the ballroom and was very impressed with the accommodations. The gala spanned the top two floors of the hotel with open bar access on the upper level. The space is nice and open and the decor is simple and classic. I love the view of the city from the grand ballroom. I would recommend this as an event space for events of any size but the option of using both floors makes it a great choice for large gatherings. read more

The Mayo is absolutely gorgeous with lots of character and history. Dennis was very kind and helpful and took the time to show us different rooms so our stay would be top notch. The rooftop bar is also a must try! I highly recommend staying at this beautiful and historical hotel! read more

If I could leave zero stars I absolutely would. I have never been so disappointed in a "high class" hotel. I just moved to town and my handicapped boyfriend and I were in town for our anniversary, we called prior to showing up to see if there were rooms available, when the host said yes, we walked inside to purchase a room for the night. She immediately told us that there were no rooms available because we had my boyfriends service dog, who had papers, with us. She found rooms in the "booked hotel" for 5 other men in the lobby but told my boyfriend and I that we needed to leave. Erin had terrible customer service, did nothing to help, and i am very disappointed in tulsas only "high class" hotel. read more

This is a beautiful hotel with so much history that you can just feel it the minute you walk in. Beautiful lobby, beautiful room and spacious bathroom. Unfortunately the service here is terrible. Our kitchen was literally bare. Nothing in it. They said it was because of Covid which I understand but at least have plastic kitchen cups, plates and silverware for your guests when they arrive. No valet to greet you. My husband had to leave his car in the pull in and let the front desk know it was there. Getting towels was a hassle and since we are here for three days we needed to replenish the plastic throw away kitchen stuff. Getting them took forever but our housekeeper was so sweet. No one answers the phone so we have to go down to the lobby to ask for anything. We also tried room service and couldn't get anyone to answer so we went out instead. The coffee shop is the only restaurant open. Very few breakfast options. It was disappointing but we tried to make the best of it and enjoy time with our family. I wouldn't stay here again. read more

Ok, first the good points. Great central location, beautiful renovation of a classic building in downtown Tulsa. Because these rooms were intended as residences, they are spacious and full of amenities like at least a butler's kitchen which is nice for longer stays. The TV channel selection is huge. Now, the negative. The service is poor. No place to park for valet space is fine if the employees care about swiftly retrieving your car, but they are really not in a hurry to assist you. The bellhop disappeared and we had to take our own cart to the room to unload our own luggage. Room service doesn't start until 7 am and...get this....has no pots of coffee! More of the same on checkout. No one really seems to care or take a proactive role in customer service. I expect more from a hotel of this caliber. I think attitude comes from the top down, and this attitude was consistent throughout the staff. Beautiful hotel, conveniently located, but my money will most likely be spent elsewhere next time. read more

the rooftop is dope, especially at night. a very nice, chill spot. the scene is very relaxing & something i recommend if you're trying to get away from everything, whether you're solo or with a group of people. read more

This was one of my favorite hotels to stay at in Tulsa. Older hotel that has been updated nicely. Big rooms, nice amenities, and cool bar at the top of the hotel with great staff. This place would rate a solid 5 stars with me, but they lost it when they charged me $50.00 for checking out a day early. As a frequent business traveler, it is common to adjust travel plans to meet changing demands, like having to leave a day early to accommodate a meeting in another town. In 30 years, I have never been charged an early departure fee when doing so, until now. While I did argue my point with the desk that the fee was unusual and should be removed, they said it was out of their control and I would be charged the extra fee. .. To me, it is not the $50.00 amount, it's the principle of charging it. So over their point to try and grab another $50.00, they have lost not only my future business, they have lost my coworkers business as well. Disappointing on many levels. read more

I was really excited for my stay/getaway here a the iconic Mayo hotel. The rooms were beautiful as well as he rest of the building. You have to pay to park your vehicle in their valet, which wasn't a problem because I enjoy the valet and downtown parking can be rough a lot of times. One thing I did not like about this was the staff seemed put off during my 2 day stay when I needed access to my vehicle which was only 3 times. I tipped them well each time. Back to the room- my tv was not working when I arrived and instead of switching rooms they told us maintenance would be up within an hour. I was glad they were fixing the problem but it cut into my privacy time. Later in the middle of the night (about 2am) our air conditioner quit working!!! It was so hot!!! I begged for them to switch us rooms since they had many available but they again insisted to have someone come fix it. 2 hours later it was fixed. I was pretty unhappy. The restaurants inside the hotel has good food for a fair price. When I checked out of the hotel I was overcharged!!! They told me it would take 1-2 weeks for the problem to be fixed. This was very inconvenient as we were on our way out of town and needed the extra 300$. I was treated very rudely while checking out and the clerk was just laughing and cutting up with the other employee while I was trying to explain the extra charges. I felt brushed off. Issues with maintenance (even though they were fixed) was ridiculous at that hour and then to be treated rudely and overcharged and not even offered a discount for the inconvenience or allowing us to switch rooms. I was expecting to pay since it's a "nicer" hotel but it was definitely not worth it. I will not be back! read more

DO NOT STAY AT THE MAYO HOTEL unless you're willing to accept fraudulent charges made to your debit/credit card.

On my fourth phone call the day manager answered the phone. I shouldn't have had to chase my money down like this so one can help but wonder how many they've done this too but they didn't notice...We talked and she was super apologetic about all the things, apologized about the pill on my bed, said she would be giving the whole deposit back including the $25 valet charge. She also said she would give me a discount for the room to make up for all the other crap on our first stay. That was nice, I didn't ask for anything other than my deposit back but she wanted us to give the hotel another chance and stay again sometime. Check my bank and the deposit FINALLY was returned but guess what? No discount at all on the room like she offered. Beautiful building, bad service. I didn't really care about the room discount but it was the principal and I don't appreciate being lied to!! Shame on you Mayo, I'm sure you can do better!!!! Will not be back and I've definitely passed on my experience to others. If I could give zero stars I definitely would! Don't stay at the Mayo, look around cuz it's pretty but walk right back out. Stay somewhere else, NOT WORTH IT!!! read more

Okay so the Mayo charged my credit card $35.00 randomly 10 days after we checked out and now I can't get anyone on the horn to fix it for me. That place is a hot mess operations wise. I would steer clear until someone takes back control of this sinking ship and pulls it together. read more

We stayed in a suite. The rooms are semi ok. For the price, no. They had a kitchenette complete with microwave, oven and stove and Dishwasher. Absolutely nothing in the kitchen, not one fork or spoon or plate. When you stay in a room Like that, why would you not have those amenities with a full Kitchen. Nothing luxurious. No extras. It's not like a person would drag your amenities into that room. I expected glasses and flatware and plates, at a minimum. Outlets were rare. Couldn't plug in the coffee pot on the counter where It was. It's fairly newly renovated and already needs it again. A comfort Inn suite is comparable. Wouldn't stay again. The price was ridiculously high for what you got. Staff was friendly. That's about it. read more

The hip and old world charm is a beautiful combo. The bar downstairs and adjacent coffeehouse are convenient to the location. As a solo traveler I didn't feel as safe as other city downtowns. The suite was roomy and clean. The shower was outdated but it had character. The hotel staff were very friendly and accommodating to basic requests. The valet was extremely slow in the morning. I'm 50-50 on staying at The Mayo again. Hip charm or points....Hmmmmm....? read more

I have business in Tulsa on a regular basis and this is the only place I stay. The rooms are huge - mini apartments is a better way to describe them. I really enjoy the extra space and the couch is a good alternative to sitting on the end of a bed in most hotel room. The only downside to the Mayo is its location. While its downtown, Tulsa rolls up the sidewalks very early and there isn't much to do or see after dark. The restaurant in hotel is ok, generally the breakfast is understaffed and under managed. The food is good but pretty simple. The Mayo is a great place to stay if your worn out on Hilton's etc... its an awesome alternative. Be sure to get a suite its worth it. read more

At a NYE gala, my cell phone was stolen by a contracted server, who actually posted pictures of herself on it to the cloud. When I informed the Food and Beverage Manager that evening that I had seen her steal it, he yelled at me in front of several employees and hotel guests that this was impossible because his 'staff did not steal'. Now I have documented proof that it was stolen by the very server I'd personally witnessed taking it from the table when I was on the dance floor 15 ft. away. I have informed the owner [Macy], but she will not respond to my 3 phone messages, 2 emails or 3 texts, where I simply ask for my NYE gala ticket price to be refunded. Evidently, she refuses to grant this humble request, yet will not give me the professional courtesy of informing me of her refusal--a fraction of the cost of buying a new phone, fees incurred, hours of time and loss of all photographs, which are 100% irreplaceable, given I do hospice work and ALL my patients eventually go to God... Therefore, I was victimized twice by Mayo staff--once by our drink server who stole my phone and then by the banquet manager who was publically dismissive, rude and disrespectful. Macy knows exactly who this manager is since she did return my call once, after I'd filed my police report; she mentioned him specifically by name. It's now seven weeks post NYE, and it is quite clear that my reasonable request for the ticket cost to help offset my personal expenses shall go unheeded, even though I have 17 pictures proving their thief's 'inside job', for which the Mayo is shirking any and all responsibility or accountability. This historical hotel may exude a beautifully restored architectural interior, but beyond that it lacks any modicum of professional class. Patronize another establishment that cares about it's paying clientele. read more

This hotel is really beautiful. The room I stayed in was very apartment-like with a full kitchen, living room, and bedroom (obvies). The place has an old hollywood feel. You have to valet your car, which was a bit of a hassle, but it is in a very good area where you can walk around. I didn't think the area, though was very busy, but it seemed like downtown Tulsa. I don't really know. I would come here again. read more

I stayed at the mayo this passed weekend. This was the worst experience I have ever had. I paid $800 for the worst customer service. Let's start with the front desk. If you need anything from them expect an attitude or a question. MEAGAN AND NICOLE need to be reprimanded. While we were in town many of our friends stopped by to visit and every single one complained about how rude they were. If it was one friend complaining I would understand. We had over 10 people tell us how rude and unprofessional they were. The hotel was renovated but the windows were not. You can hear peoples conversations outside on the street. I would never recommend this hotel to anyone! Turn the other way if you are considering staying here. read more

Very nice, clean hotel but "authorizing" my credit card for $80.00 over the cost of the room???? Outrageous. We were checking in and I was excited to be at the Mayo after a full day of shopping, so when the front desk woman told me they were pre authorizing my card for $30.00 in charges, I thought about it briefly, but was tired and wanted to get to my room. The room was really nice, dimly lit, but nice. We had a suite with a full kitchen but as others have said, there wasn't anything in that kitchen. No silverware or even a kitchen towel. We stayed last night, Wednesday before Thanksgiving, so the hotel was very empty. We used valet parking because I did not want my car on the street overnight. The valets were nice and accomdating. The doormen were nice along with the man who took our breakfast order and tried cooking our breakfast for in room dining. Bless his heart. The pancakes were burned, the hollandaise was lumpy and the over easy eggs were rubbery. It is Thanksgiving morning, forgawdssake. But, back to the pre authorizing my credit card. I decided to officially check out because of this charge and the new front desk person told me my card had been pre authorized of $80.00 instead of $30.00. I was appalled. The front desk woman said according to how my bank works, I might get my money back by Monday. What???? She suggested I call their accountant on Friday to discuss this charge. I will and will be back to give an update. I have not traveled a lot lately, but used to and never have I ever been charged for nothing. read more

Fancy Fancy!! I am always impressed with this venue everytime I go. Very classy and the Penthouse bar is amazing! The drinks are a little pricey but what can you expect. I will go back because there are always awesome events there! read more

First time ever in Tulsa. Came here for a wedding and it's been a great time. This hotel is cool. Great service and great amenities. If ever back to Oklahoma we will be staying here at the Mayo read more

I cannot judge this hotel beyond the front desk. I arrived to find out I had no room and was being put at another hotel. I understand hotels overbook but considering this is where all my coworkers stay and stay often I was very upset. Not worth staying there in my opinion. Customer service isn't great unless you get to a manager. If you travel for business don't rely on your company's travel group for reservations with them either. Their system mysteriously doesn't work with them. read more

I literally don't have a single complaint (or even a slight issue or concern about this hotel). We just returned from a 2 night/3 day stay at The Mayo, and we had a great experience. Pros: VERY comfortable bed/bedding renovated rooms with wood floors and carpeting, kitchenettes/microwaves, large screen tv and docking station and speakers to play music from your smart phone free rides in the hotel escalade to and from the airport and within a 4 mile radius of the hotel (make sure to give them a heads up/schedule a car if you're on a schedule, however even with a busy weekend, it was fairly easy to take an impromptu trip somewhere) friendly, helpful and informative doormen and front desk staff Additionally, they provided us with early checkin after our arrival flight (which was 10 am), so we could rest and shower prior to the wedding we were in town for. I would absolutely recommend The Mayo to anyone visiting Tulsa, and I wish there were hotels of this quality EVERYWHERE we visited. Very impressed and more than satisfied. read more

We had a wonderful stay at the Mayo. We enjoyed in room massages and breakfast in bed with mimosas. It was a beautiful night on the rooftop bar. I indulged in a delicious Moscow mule under the stars. The staff was very accommodating. I love that they have different fitness classes on the roof when it is nice out, including Pure Barre and yoga. read more

Disappointing. I received continually bad service from The Boiler Room and the front desk. The first night I ordered from The Boiler Room, room service took over two hours to arrive. Beers were comped as an apology, which was appreciated, and so I decided to order again from them the next day. Unfortunately, this experience was worse. The food was late again, orders were cold, and incorrect. I've worked in the service industry and try to be understanding when mistakes happen, but these mistakes happened too many times and with barely any apology. Received no follow-up to my complaints from the restaurant manager or the hotel manager, who seemed to never be around. Terrible service. read more

Terrible experience and customer service. From forgetting to pick us up at the airport to late check ins to forgetting to deliver items to room, management is in desperate need of a turnover. read more

Mediocre hotel. I had heard this was excellent. Should have yelped it. Interesting style from the 1920s, but Business Center had no printer, the lobby was bizarrely styled(orange stripes on those chairs??), but mostly I was kept up for two hours by noisy drunk wedding folks. I called the desk three times to get them to check. They were unhelpful and I actually watched the security guard the second time; he didn't do anything but knock and never spoke to them. The desk informed me that he spoke to them. OK hotel, but can't be the best in Tulsa. read more

I'm going to apologize up front for the long review, but I feel like it's necessary to outline the absymal service on this establishment. I decided to plan a big birthday surprise in Tulsa for my husband. Room reservation: was not bad to get. Called their restaurant, The Boiler Room, 3 weeks before the party as I was planning on a group of between 20-30 people. The girl I spoke with said she needed to confirm the group with her manager, put me in hold and then proceeded to take down my information for the reservation. So far so good. One week before the party, I call to make a special room request of a glass of wine for me and a glass of Balvenie 21 to be waiting when we checked in to start of the night. Girl at the front desk puts me on hold to call the bar and confirm that they do in fact have the 21 year. I'm told they'll have it waiting for me. Day of the party: I call that morning to confirm our dinner reservation. I'm told that they only have 2 reservations in the books and they're both for parties of 4. So they girl offers to have the manager call me back. Basically I was told that, well, we're sorry we don't have it, the staff is supposed to notify the manager when they have large groups. 1)Sorry your staff is incompetent but 2) not my problem, fix it. I'm also told that for larger groups, they typically require a set menu to ensure they don't run out of anything. Good to know 10 hours before we show up. After all of that I'm told we're good for our original reservation time. Fast forward to check- in. My husbands birthday happened to coincide with a marathon in downtown Tulsa. With street closures and not having stayed at the Mayo before it was difficult to get to. This, of course, is no fault of their own. However, when we called the front desk to ask how to get there, we're given incorrect directions that place us in the middle of closed off streets. If you work the desk at a hotel, please know how to tell people to get there. Moving on. We get checked in and head up to the room. The suite is beautiful and spacious. The style and quality of the room is certainly wonderful. But, guess what's NOT in the room? Yep, the scotch and wine I had requested and was told wouldn't be a problem. I go back down to the front desk and ask what happened. They offer to look in to it and will talk to the manager. I get a call back in the room shortly thereafter and 1) they found the note and sorry someone dropped the ball and 2) they really don't have Balvenie 21 only the 14. The wine will be complementary at the bar but we'd still have to buy the scotch. Fine. We get to the Penthouse bar. They then tell us they only carry Balvenie 17. Seriously. It's scotch and apparently no one in the whole establishment knows that there's a significant difference in 14, 17 and 21 year old scotch. The manager of the Penthouse bar is snarky and condescending at best. To the point that we kindly reminded her that we could singlehandedly get 35 people to leave her bar. And finally, we make it down to dinner. First, I will say, the waitress we had was good. Very nice and never missed a beat when it came to some of our more ornery guests. But, service was painfully slow. We ordered the sea bass with brussel sprouts which were charred to a crisp. Those who ordered steaks (med-rare) were brought medium- well steaks. And the follow up of, is everything ok never happened. 2 hours later we were finally done. So, yes, the building is beautiful. The room is fantastic. But the service is sub-par at best. I'd much rather spend my money somewhere that appreciates the little details and follow through. read more

you will not be disappointed. lovely atmosphere. historical. elegant art deco interior, with modern rooms and amenities. the location is downtown, which, in tulsa, can mean good restaurants, superior entertainment options, and big business. represents what's best about tulsa in style and grace. good service. read more

Beautiful old renovated hotel in downtown Tulsa. Staff provided excellent service. The rooms are well-equipped with kitchenettes (mini fridge and microwave in standard rooms) and multi-sprayer showers. Large flat panel TV is nice but seems kinda pointless with such a limited selection of HD channels. Bring earplugs if you're a light sleeper. While the hotel has been renovated the work apparently did not include the windows so all sorts of noise from outside can be hard at night. We were adjacent to the elevators so we also got to listen to the elevators as well. Rooms are clean and well maintaned but could be better cared for as there were small tears in the bedding and stains on the bathroom wall and door. If not for these minor issues the Mayo could easily earn more stars. read more