Traveled with two adults, a 4 year old and 16 month…read more We came on the year celebration and The cost of the room is what you would expect at a place like this. We paid a little over $300 for a Saturday check in and Sunday check out. Check in was easy and actually got to check in a couple hours early. Staff was very friendly throughout the resort. The King size room was spacious enough to put the pack in play in the corner and still have room to move around. The bed was very comfortable, water pressure was good, and the water was nice and hot. After we unpacked, we went downstairs to catch the Bubble show and then went to the water park. The waterpark was clean and pretty spaced out so it didn't feel too crowded. We traveled with a 4 year old and 16 month old so we spent more time at the toddler zone and kept both of them entertained for hours. We went to Jack rabbit for dinner where we got the hamburger which was small and pricey but at least it tasted good. We ordered two drinks as well and those were delicious. We asked for the check and a drink to go (yes you can take alcohol drinks to go) and the check took forever and the 16 month old was getting restless. That's when we were informed they were having network issues. We didn't think much of it until we realized it affected watching TV the next morning when we turned it on for cartoons for the kids. We tried to kill time getting breakfast because the waterpark didn't open until 10. Unfortunately with no TV and no entertainment for the kids, we were getting a little stir crazy so went to the arcade when it opened at 9. (Mind you we have been up since 6:30) The arcade had things for my 4 year old but only got to play for about 10 minutes. Spent $80 and that money didn't stretch very long at all. Every game was at least 10 tokens, a couple had 8, but all the games were way overpriced. Big kids could spend some major money at the arcade. Overall it was an ok experience but probably won't be returning. We spent almost $600 between the hotel, parking, and food for one night. Things that would have made the trip worth it. Park opened earlier. Small kids wake up early and it would be nice to be able to play before all the big kids get up. We wish the arcade was as bit more affordable or have some form of free entertainment for kids like an outdoor playground. You could easily spend over $1000 for a weekend stay and thats pretty hard to swallow for OKC.

This review is for the indoor water park as we did not stay at the hotel. My family and I had been…read morewatching the Okana Indoor Waterpark being built for years, so we finally decided to check it out. We visited on March 31, 2026. Our group included my wife, myself, her daughter, and my mother -- three adults and one child. Admission for all of us came to $130.31. We also rented Cabana 14 for an additional $108.61. At first glance, the facility is quite nice. We chose Cabana 14 because it seemed like it would be quieter for our daughter if she got tired or overstimulated. The cabana is advertised to comfortably fit up to 8 people, and we had plenty of room. It includes a TV with cable, a mini fridge (which was empty when we arrived), and a fan to help stay cool. Having a dedicated server and a private food menu was convenient. However, the waterpark is very loud, so the TV was practically unusable. We also noticed some stains on the chairs and that the fan could use a good cleaning. Overall, we would rent a cabana again for the comfort and convenience. Food: Prices are typical for an amusement park -- not cheap, but expected. My wife and I ordered a large 16-inch pepperoni pizza for $26. It reminded us of the old Hungry Howie's in Del City, but it was pretty bland with most of the flavor in the crust. My mother and daughter got burgers ($13 for the classic and $14 for the bacon outlaw), both served with waffle fries, and they said they were good. We also visited the candy shop, where my mother got a $12 vanilla shake and my daughter got a chocolate-covered apple for around $20. Both enjoyed their treats. Cabana Service: Service was slow. It often took 30-45 minutes between server visits, and there was no call button in our cabana. Our server was excellent and clearly overworked -- it seemed like he was handling most or all of the cabanas by himself (possibly because it was a weekday). He did a great job taking care of us, bringing ice water and checking in regularly. He definitely deserves a raise! We did have one issue where the wrong food was delivered, and it took about 45 minutes to get it corrected. The food delivery team should double-check the cabana numbers. Parking: Free parking is tough. We arrived about 20 minutes before the 10 a.m. opening and there were no spots left. If free parking is full (which seems common), expect to pay $20 for paid parking. Access & Waterpark Experience: Be prepared for a long walk! The entrance is near the Oklahoma River, so depending on where you park, it can be quite a distance. The indoor waterpark is a decent size. It's very humid inside (listed at 82°F). You enter from the second-floor food court area -- stairs lead down, or there's a long walk to a ramp for accessibility. Many rides have a 280 lb weight limit, which limited options for me as a larger person. They do have scales available to check. Highlights for us: The High Tide wave pool is nice (max depth 5 feet), though the water temperature fluctuated throughout the day. Splash Falls (kids area) is large with warm water and plenty of slides and play features. The Enchanted River (lazy river) has very cold water. We enjoyed the Tidal Twist (700 lb limit) -- it was fast and fun, though there's a steep climb to reach it. My wife and daughter loved the Whipsplash slides. My wife also relaxed in the adults-only hot tub on the second floor, which overlooks the wave pool. Free life jackets are available in many sizes if you forget yours. We did experience some issues with the pool chemicals -- they burned my face and eyes, and my daughter developed a rash under her arms. Overall: Despite a few drawbacks (slow service, chemical irritation, and the long walks/parking situation), we had a good time and would go back. It's a solid indoor waterpark option in the area, especially for families.

Fantastic guest lodgings very near The Lazy E Arena…read more Warm owners and clean, well decorated venue. Highly recommended.

From the owner: Rusty Gables Guest Lodge the B&B with Old West Charmread more

This was my best hotel experience in America! The staff were amazing and helped to make my birthday…read moretruly memorable! We loved the east Rotunda suite on the 11th floor. The art deco style and furnishings are so beautiful! The bed was very comfortable with a good selection of pillows. The bathroom was beautiful and even had a magnifying mirror! Nice touch! The couch in the lounge was covered in blue velvet with a gorgeous pillow featuring butterflies and dragonflies! Thank you to all the staff who helped to make my birthday very special! Highly recommend!

Loved this hotel! I arrived earlier than expected (11am), and they gave me a gorgeous room I could…read morework from and stay in for 2 nights! The nicest ppl, the restaurant was delicious too!

Went to an event here. What a cool place. High end. Very cool venue for all types of events for…read moresmall groups.

From the owner: You’ve got to “C” it to believe it! The Clark is the premier…read moredowntown destination for corporate events, wedding weekends, once-in-a-lifetime parties, or those simply wanting a temporary taste of superstar status. The Clark is an urban oasis. A rare gem hiding in plain sight. An event space like none other where guests can spend the day and night. The Clark is the only space in Oklahoma City where you can see the stars and feel like one, too. Reach out to us at theclarkokc.com/book-now and we'll get back to you ASAP!

We had a very special night at this hotel after going to a concert. I highly recommend if you want…read morean anniversary or special occasion overnight somewhere. It is in a very cool area in OKC and I recommend very highly. We will definitely come back!

One of the best hotels I've ever stayed at, in regards to comfort, "luxury", and quality for price…read more I had to be in OKC for business and I remember one of my colleagues mentioning this hotel in passing with another colleague (I happened to be eavesdropping on their conversation, lol) and learned about Marriott's Autograph collection in the process. The Ambassador Hotel in OKC is part of this collection, and the price was quite reasonable. My room was super cozy and clean, and could easily sleep three if you include the couch! The bathroom was spacious, and there were two robes available to use (but don't pack it to take it home unless you *really* want to...). The rooftop restaurant was a peaceful and beautiful place to have breakfast. I was able to customize the benedict to be vegetarian and have a cappucino on the side. Overall, my one night at the Ambassador Hotel was exquisite! This will certainly be my go-to hotel for future OKC work trips!

This is a little unknown gem that has an excellent happy hour! The staff at the bar is very helpful…read moreand the rooms are very cozy and clean.

What an amazing hotel. Very clean and organized. Nice onsite restaurant, parking, gym, spacious…read morerooms and nice amenities. Upon checking we were greeted by staff and welcomed. The bed was comfy and the view was very soothing. Highly recommended

Let's get the good things about Classen Inn out of the way: you get what you paid for. It's a…read moredecent "good enough" inn that provided "good enough" service and amenities, that is, if you're OK with getting bare minimum. Classen Inn is definitely an experience I don't regret trying; but it's not a place I'd go back to. The room is pretty; but a pretty room can only do so much if comfort and safety is jeopardized. (See attached for my room). It's cute and a wonderful aesthetic for photos. However, I'm glad I brought my own hygiene kit. Toothbrush & toothpaste weren't provided, and the body soap container was empty. There was trash/napkins inside the bin. The bed's mattress has seen better days. While I showered, some worm/bug was crawling on the tile floor. At 10AM next morning, I walked to my car and saw a homeless man sitting near the entrance of the Classen Inn office talking to himself. The Inn is not exactly located right at the heart of downtown, so just be cautious of your surroundings. If you're looking for a one time experience of a retro design inn, this is a good start, but I'll be looking elsewhere in the future.

First I'll state the obvious: The Classen Inn is cute. As shown in the photographs, they've put a…read morecoat of bright-colored paint on a neglected '60s motel and done a lot of work to modernize the place. But a few years in, the new owners seem to have dropped some of the amenities originally offered. Our room was colorfully decorated. The retro mural is fun. The retro bench is less so; it's the only seat in the place besides the bed, and it's not adequate for sitting with a book or computer--and it's definitely only for one. The bed, though billed as a queen, seems to be full-size. The a/c worked just fine and was easy to adjust with the remote. We kept the fan running around the clock because the room was stuffy. We didn't make coffee in the room because the apparatus provided didn't look adequate for the job. I see some other reviews mentioning the cheeky art in guest rooms... I'm not offended by it; it seems incongruous with the building's era but no biggie. Finally, the much-acclaimed Superette was locked up, from our evening check-in through our late-morning check-out. The patio space looked to be available; we could've brought our own drinks and snacks and hung awhile there. There were no in-room snacks mentioned in earlier reviews. There was no friendly staff on hand--just emailed instructions. In all, this was a fine place to stay. The price seemed more appropriate for a place with a few more extras. If the price works for you, give it a try!

The rooms are clean, spacious, and comfortable. The free breakfast is decent - better than many…read more The location is quiet. The rates are reasonable.

The Winslow is a Hidden Gem!! I would recommend it to anyone looking for a place to stay in OKC…read more Boutique hotel with fun appointments, clean & comfortable. I cannot say enough good things about the staff! I was there with my 86 year old mother and I took a quick trip to Dallas leaving my mom there to rest & watch TV. While I was gone, she became ill and they whole staff took care of her just as if it were their very own mother! BIG THANKS to the whole team especially Jeremy, Casey at the front desk & Gemma, Dav from housekeeping! Not to mention, their fearless leader Michael, the GM who took care of her in the lobby all day Sunday afternoon as she did not want to be alone! Love a Very Grateful Daughter, Charlotte

I planned an event at the Park House in May and had an absolutely wonderful time! Their new…read morecoordinator is very kind and helpful and the venue was perfect. The only thing I wish was that the lighting was a little bit brighter or adjustable by the table areas so that it was easier to see when needed. Their suggested vendors are also wonderful! Definitely recommend this beautiful venue!

I was fortunate enough to attend an absolutely gorgeous wedding here on Saturday night. It was…read moremagic, and Park House Events Center absolutely shone. I loved Park House the restaurant, and had many fun times there, but I do think that this spot being an Events Center is its rightful place as a treasure in our city. Architecturally, this place is so beautiful, and also such a great set up for an event location. The bar area is naturally separate from the rest of the restaurant, so a cocktail hour is easily contained within the bar and cocktail area. When it was time to open up the assigned seating, which fanned out from a fun dance floor and DJ area in the middle of the room, we found our seats easily and could see the head table and all the action on the dance floor. Offering a panoramic view of the Myriad Gardens and the city beyond, you get both the view of the park and all it's natural beauty, plus a view of the Colcord, the Devon tower and the rest of the city beyond. I can't think of any other place in the city where you can find such a perfect mix of natural and manmade beauty nearly everywhere you like. If you're a little bit country and she's a little bit rock and roll, this is the wedding and reception venue of your dreams. Add to that features like a great set up for guest drop off and valet parking, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better location for private events in OKC.