Residence Inn Hotels in Tulsa

It was a great stay the only problem was the terrible storm that hit the area on Saturday night 90 mph winds knocked out the power for 25 minutes. The food was good.

I had a great experience here. The staff is very welcoming and very polite. They were always giving information on up coming events and social gatherings.

We enjoyed our second stay at River Spirit! We stayed on a weekday so the hotel was not very busy and they let us pick which floor we wanted to be on. We got a top floor room with a great view! We ate dinner at the restaurant inside the ******, Fireside Grill. It was pretty tasty and affordable. Our server was also great! There seems to be some sort of live entertainment every evening and we enjoyed the musician playing in one of the Margaritaville areas. Just an FYI that smoking is allowed in certain areas of the ****** and it can get a little overwhelming in certain areas depending on who is sitting next to you. We already have our next stay planned!

The room could’ve been cleaner, but the location was great. The hotel has a good restaurant and bar combination. Nothing too fancy, but very convenient. We’re actually staying again tonight as our business dealings have extended our stay in Tulsa.

There was a prolonged heat dome over Oklahoma a couple of weeks ago and it was no time for a hotel's AC to be having problems, but alas that was the case with the Aloft Tulsa Downtown. Two rooms we were given on the 10th floor had thermostat set to 68 but room temperatures of 79 and 81. Then we got moved to the 3rd floor, which was good the first day but then had the same problem the second day. The afternoon/evening desk person was nice and apologetic each time we came with an issue. Eventually a maintenance guy came up to the room at 10:30 at night and worked on it for a while. He managed to get it to where the temp would top out at 75 or so, which was livable. But it wasn't just a room issue; the whole hotel seemed to be struggling, as corridors were not cool and the desk people were keeping the lobby door open and had a large fan blowing at them. Otherwise, the room was clean and enjoyable, with a high ceiling and plenty of boutique touches similar to other Alofts. One of us didn't like how the bathroom was arranged with a sliding door and no good place to put the bathmat after a shower. The other of us was okay with the layout but didn't like that the middle position of the bathroom faucet gives hot water to drink. There are food items including a variety of items for breakfast on sale in the lobby. There is a pool that guests seemed to be enjoying and an outdoor table area and patio from which we could watch sunsets. The morning desk person had lots of interesting advice for things to see or do in Tulsa or outlying areas. For what it's worth, the Apple Maps app has the wrong idea where the hotel is and will take you to location that does you no good. You need to go to Denver and Fifth, then past the Tulsa County Central Library, and that's where the entrance is. Then once you've found it, there's a gate that has to open for you, both entering and leaving. And if you're just out for a walk, there are different gates for a human to use, which require a code to get back in - be sure to ask the desk person because they don't inform you otherwise. The reason for all that security may be the immediate area, which is not that appealing. Despite being the downtown, there isn't much going on there, even on weekdays. And sadly there is a homeless problem in the area, especially in front of the aforementioned library (which is a great facility if you go inside). About the most normal activity comes in the morning when lawyers and others enter the Tulsa County Courthouse which is opposite the library. Now maybe the area is more active when there is an event at the BOK Arena a couple of blocks away, or a convention is taking place at the Cox Business Center right behind the hotel, but when were there for three days, the area was just not happening (in stark contrast to Bricktown in OKC, where we had been previously).

With a stay at The Mayo Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Tulsa, a 1-minute drive from BOK Center and 7 minutes from Tulsa Expo Center. This hotel is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Tulsa Geoscience Center and 0.3 mi (0.6 km) from Cathedral of the Holy Family in Tulsa.Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including a nightclub and a 24-hour fitness center. Additional features at this Art Deco hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's coffee shop/cafe, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center and meeting rooms.Make yourself at home in one of the 102 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with premium bedding. Cable programming and iPod docking stations are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature designer toiletries and hair dryers.

We chose this hotel as we are Hiton honor members and love other Curio collection hotels we have stayed at. It did not disappoint ! From checking in we were made to feel very welcome, rather than incur cost of valet parking the parking attendant let us use his space overnight and just put a few quarters in the meter the next morning after 8am, we used the complimentary shuttle both nights and thank you Ron for the suggestions of where to visit and also the hotel tour great to hear its history we fell in love with Tulsa and will use this hotel when we go back