Hotels nahe Cecille Bales Park (Tulsa)

„Wonderful stay“

„Everything was great. The owners were wonderful quick to respond.“

„Gute Zimmer, leider war die Dusche an eine sehr niedrigen Position, sodass ich mit gebückt duschen konnte. Pool war nicht in Betrieb.“

„Property was immaculate. Highly recommended“

„Walk to many food venues.“

„The queen beds were very comfortable in our room also had a pullout sofa which made the room extra large. There were two people in the room so the extra space was nice. Very very quiet great location. lots of wonderful eating places and shopping nearby.“

„Breakfast was good and they clean all the time. Very nice!“

„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.“

„when a "business" hotel closes the coffee bar at 09:00 and only then opens the pool, this is not a business hotel. swimming in the early morning is good especially for business men, but not possible here. “

„All great loved the stay“

„No extra blanket. Front desk would not answer. Housekeeping would not answer. Shower was COLD.“

„Super Preis- und leistungs Verhältnis, sehr sauber und nettes Personal! “

„It is very cool to be on route 66, even though it is not the original hotel, but the building it is in, is original. Everything was very nice. The area around hotel run down. But if you want to stay on 66, it was very nice. Fun breakfast at Tallys 2 miles away.“

„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 ...