Hôtel près de Philbrook Museum of Art (Tulsa)

« We stayed one night. We had the king corner room. The ac was deliciously cold. I never heard or saw any other guests unless I was in the lobby. The city view at night was pleasant. Staff was friendly and very helpful. The bed was not really comfortable and I would have liked to have access to a mini fridge. However, it was overall a very pleasant stay, »

« We were very impressed with the entire experience: beautiful home and grounds, cleanliness, staff, amenities…and had the whole place to ourselves. And a big thank you to Sharon, who made time to give us a tour and explain a lot of interesting history, and secret passages, in the house. »

« L'hotel etait tres confortable.c'est un bel etablissement. Les proprietaires sont tres sympathiques »

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« The property was new when I stayed. Lower end construction but impecable staff and housekeeping practices. Would stay again when needing basic hotel with excellent cleanliness. »

« Merci pour l’accueil et le professionnalisme, pour le bon de réduction pour le restaurant. J’ai passé un très bon séjour. Brigitte »

« Excellent rapport qualité prix. Belle chambre. Petit-déjeuner correct. »

« calme de l'hôtel »

« In a room across the street from a nightclub blasting music until 1 am; AC was preprogrammed to go off at 3 in morning so room heated up to uncomfortable levels. Would’ve appreciated a heads up from the staff. »

« Proche des restaurants et commerces »

« The staff are friendly and helpful, but my experience could’ve been better. It felt much more like an apartment than a hotel. First, there’s isn’t a coffee or water station. I’ve been at cheaper hotels like La Quinta Inn that managed to provide guests with a beverage station all day. It’s small comfort that’s missing. Second, the room’s lights are a cold white. It gives the rooms a clinical feel, as though you’re in an office or hospital. Third, they didn’t have a toothbrush or laundry...