Sep
Tulsa, Oklahoma Hotel/Motel Reviews
I’ve now officially stayed at 6 hotels/motels in Tulsa, OK. Some good, some bad, some yucky.
Here are the reviews:
Embassy Suites, Tulsa - Clean, large rooms, awesome beds, expensive but la roulette anglaisejeux de casino sans telechargementbonus casino 770t?l?charger un casino gratuitesjeux la rouletteslots casinosjeux casino machines a soussites de poker onlinele jeu vid?o pokeronline poker rankingpoker sur le netpoker en ligne argentjouer o poker en lignetable de poker en lignepoker machine gratuiteslogiciel texas holdemtelecharger poker texas holdemplay seven card stud onlinet?l?charger un poker gratuitesjouer aux pokerjeu world pokerregles poker texastexas holdem frjeu video poker gratuitesjeu de texas holdem gratuitesstrip pokertournoi de pokerjeux online poker tourjeux 7 card studprofessional poker tourjeux seven card stud gratuitesjeu de poker en lignetriche poker onlinela r?gle du pokerjeu video pokerpoker school onlinepoker texas gratuitesune r?gle du jeu de pokerla r?gle du texas holdemjouer streap pokertelecharger poker 3djeux world pokerle poker gratuites fran?aisjeu poker omaha gratuitestournoi de poker casinoregles texas holdemtexas holdem casinojeu video de pokerкомпютри втора употребаle poker gratuites sans t?l?chargementpoker tracker gratuites worth every penny. No breakfast room service though.
Hilton, Southern Hills, Tulsa - Clean, nice rooms. However, throughout my stay, they were doing construction on the hotel and it woke me up at 8am in the loud form of drilling. So, after a few days, I switched to…
Marriott, Tulsa - Hotel itself is extremely nice. Rooms, OK. The beds are so soft, so they are really comfy to fall asleep in, but the mattresses will hurt your back because of how soft they are. (You sink in). Bathroom sink was tiny. Room service was just OK. - took 45 minutes to get anything. Maid service, sub-par at best.
Studio Plus, Tulsa - A nice, functional and un-fancy room with a kitchenette. I would have stayed there until my apartment was ready (over a week) but there was an overwhelming smell of curry in the room that would NOT go away! My clothes began smelling of it. I complained, they sprayed fabreeze and other stuff but it didn’t work. Finallly, I decided it was time to move on yet again…
Econo Lodge, Tulsa - Room was clean and cool. There was a whirlpool bathtub in my room. Management was super-nice and gave me a discount. However… there was a sharp sticker/burr thing in my bed the first night. I was suprised, thinking it was a fluke, and threw it to the floor. By morning, I felt a second one near the middle of the bed. Then the second night, I felt ANOTHER sticker thingie! Plus the bedsheets made me itch like crazy!! Two nights in that place and I was OUT OF THERE!
Doubletree Downtown Tulsa - Super-comfy beds and super-clean sheets (heavenly sleep), good room service, awesome room, awesome rates… so far, so good… so far, the best hotel I’ve stayed in in Tulsa, Oklahoma…
Oh, and on behalf of my sister, who is staying in a total dump of a motel, here is a review for you all from her:
Value Place, Tulsa, OK
- Dump. Horrible service and staff (they roll their eyes at you and are rude), they do not clean your rooms or change bedding, only 1 roll of toilet paper is allowed per week, scary drunk and high people everywhere, the hallways and rooms smell of an odd, sour odor, beds are hard as rocks and itch like crazy… ew.
Very interesting analysis of the hotels and motels.
September 10th, 2007 at 7:01 pmDid you say you were staying in Oklahoma? I thought that was in the US. LOL Some of the places you stayed at sound equilavent to third world countries.
But, in the other countries the prices in many cases are less. Your sister’s motel sounds the most amazing. How can the drunk and high people get by with only 1 roll of toilet paper a week? At the 99 cents store I could buy 3 or 4 rolls of toilet paper. Based on what your sister mentioned that place definitely deserves to be reported to someone.