This is a very old hotel downtown that has been recently updated. Negatives: no valet parking and you have to park a block away inside a tight parking garage and walk across a "sky bridge" to enter the hotel. The elevators are small and rickety. And the sign on the new pretty shower says due to being an old building it takes a long time to get hot water...so you have to turn on the shower and sink water simultaneously and wait a few minutes for hot water. That was a pain. But nice space in rooms, comfy beds, clean rooms and updated hotel =4 stars read more

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This is a charming 1922 building that's been retrofitted, so expect an older, slightly funky vibe rather than modern luxury. The location is fantastic--very convenient and easy to get around from. Customer service was generally excellent, and the shuttle service was a big plus--reliable and very helpful during our stay. A downside: there's no in-room safe, so I wouldn't recommend bringing valuables. The hotel does offer plastic safety deposit boxes, but they don't provide the same level of security or convenience. Overall, a great stay if you appreciate character and location, just plan accordingly when it comes to securing your belongings. read more

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I recently stayed at the Courtyard Tulsa Downtown location for a business trip and, maybe it's just me but, the place had a very creepy vibe. My coworker and I arrived on a Monday evening straight from Tulsa International Airport (TUL) and were met with a Courtyard employee who assisted us with moving our luggages from the Lyft vehicle onto a bellhop cart. While the gentleman was happy to help us, I could tell he had very little experience as a bellhop as he placed the luggage handles faced down and the luggages were falling off the cart as we made our way to the lobby on the 2nd floor. Not a big deal but I appreciated his help. Once we got to the lobby / registration area for check-in, the place appeared to be under renovation as half of the space was covered in plastic. It was also pretty noisy with the loud air vents. The registration employee was pleasant, though. The elevators were a little slow considering the Atlas Building was built in the 1920s. When I got to my room, it appeared clean but still had that eerie vibe. Is it the yellowish lighting? Is it the layout? I'm not sure but somehow it just didn't make me feel comfortable. The walk-in shower with glass doors was nice and probably the most modern-looking thing in the hotel, except for the need to turn on the sink simultaneously with the shower in order to have hot water. I appreciated the sign on the shower door. The showers also had shampoo, conditioner, and body wash available. The mini fridge was not wiped down. Thankfully, I brought disinfectant wipes with me and made sure to wipe down the stains as best I could. When it was time to sleep, I noticed a nasty stain on my bed and pleats on the sheets! I imagined that the bedsheet may have not been switched out for new sheets before my arrival. Because it was already late in the evening, I checked the other side of the bedsheet and it didn't have wrinkles and looked ok. I didn't sleep on the sheet and placed another sheet over that sheet, as well as a towel over it just so I can sleep comfortably. Something about the air felt very musty. It was humid outside but that shouldn't affect the air conditioning. The clothes I hung inside the closet also felt musty - I can't describe it. It was like a thin film of residue or mildew - I'm not sure but it also left my packing cube feeling "sticky". My coworker who was a floor above mine also mentioned that she had holes in her ceiling, as well as mold in her room. She was able to get switched out to another room. As a Gold Elite with Marriott, this was my worst stay. What I did like about this hotel was that corridor that connected to the Mid-Continent Building, where I had to go for my work meetings. I liked the convenience of that. Outside, it was pretty sketchy but it was 10 to 15 minutes walk away from some of the major restaurants. Of course with the Tulsa heat, we learned that taking an Uber or Lyft was best. Overall, I feel like there's potential for improvements but this Courtyard Marriott needs help. I would start with checking the vents and making sure the bedsheets are changed out! I'll include photos but warning for the nasty bedsheet stain - again, not my stain. Yuck! read more

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I have stayed at many Marriott in my life! By far this one has to be the worst, I should have stayed at motel 6 would have gotten better service. I have never in my life have been treated so much disrespect and charge for multiple valet parking. I paid for breakfast and never got it. Due to supposedly they had no cook but they did serve a white person! I was there for only 1 day got charge 4 different times for valet parking. Was supposed to have a 4pm check out but they decided to check me out early for no reason. The front desk lady was very rude and the GM was just as bad. Till this day haven't seen any of my money return back to me!!!!! Don't stay at this place not worth it read more

Formerly the headquarter for Atlas Life Insurance Company, this building has been repurposed into a Courtyard by Marriott. The iconic neon sign once belonging to Atlas Life still remains and lights up at night. In fact, a lot of the building's charm has been retained. Walk through the doors, and have your breath taken away. You have basically walked back in time - the lobby level with its Art Deco design and decorated ceiling does not look like it has changed much at all aside from the businesses that are occupying the space there now. Take the stairs or the elevators one floor up to the hotel lobby. This is where it looks a lot more modern. I checked in late at night, and I had the pleasure of being checked in by the general manager who was covering the overnight shift. The check-in process was quick and smooth, and I appreciated the conversation about the building and its history. Getting to the guest rooms require key access. The rooms are large and spacious with plenty of windows. Even if your room does not have a view, you will at least get a beautiful dose of natural light when the weather is nice. I stayed in a traditional room, but book a historic room for a small additional fee if you want more of the building's historical feel. My room was clean, and I had no issues with the hot water. However, if it takes you a moment to get hot water, just keep in your realistic mind that you are in a building that has been around for almost 100 years. Amenities include free internet, a little fitness center, and a free airport shuttle. There is no pool so take a walk and enjoy downtown instead. Parking is available for a fee. The Courtyard Tulsa Downtown is a great place to stay for many reasons. The convenience of its downtown location is a major plus. Its uniqueness is another plus. Most Courtyard hotels are cookie-cutters of each other, but this one is actually different due to it being in a historic building. Some people love walking into a hotel and it being the exact same layout and everything regardless of where they are, but I am the opposite. Should I visit Tulsa again, I would want to stay here again. read more

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No heat in the room in January during a winter storm. Miserably cold. Staff brought blankets and a floor heater but still very cold. Would never stay during the winter again. read more

Employee parked in the loading zone only which blocked our family in so we could not leave. They have employee parking in the back but not this guy. He backed up so close leaving us 8 inches to back up. Very inconsiderate. read more

I really enjoyed my overnight stay in Tulsa. Why? The Courtyard Tulsa Downtown. I loved the history of the Atlas building and that Marriott kept a lot of the original integrity of this building. My room on the 10th floor was lovely and the view was breathtaking. My room was massive with more than enough space for two people. I loved that the temperature was adjustable in the room. There were also freestanding heaters in the room and bathroom. That concerned me a bit and I turned my heaters off since I love keeping my hotel rooms cold. I get that the old building has some heating constraints, but they need to find a way to fix this problem in order to not be a fire hazard (in my opinion). Bonus points for providing so many outlets, that even I couldn't fill them all. Having more than enough outlets is a travelers unicorn! What I didn't love about this property? Paying $16 to park for 14 hours. Not cool, not cool at all. I'm a gold member with Marriott, and I didn't expect this. In addition to that, the parking garage feels unsafe and is hard to navigate. You must park above row D if staying at the hotel, elevators to hotel are on C, buttons in the elevator don't match the floor it takes you to, and there's an outdoor walkway to get to the hotel. Please improve this and make all of your visitors happier. This hotel does have a very small and limited store, but it could and should be expanded, especially for guests who arrived late (11:15 pm) like I did and nothing else is open in the area. Location of this hotel is key. It is central to everything in Tulsa and I took full advantage of that. Overall, a solid four star stay. read more

Decided to stay here just overnight with some girlfriends. I stayed here upon recommendation from a friend and really liked that it was conveniently located in downtown Tulsa since there is so much to do around downtown Tulsa! The parking is a breeze which I was actually dreading (it's a breeze IF you're visiting on the weekend!) parking on the street is free on the weekends! Otherwise, valet is $32 and parking in their parking garage Is $16. I decided to park on the street which I was hesitant about regarding break-ins, etc. but I asked the hotel people and they said they have never had any issues so I braved it and saved $16. Check in is on the 2nd floor and you must use a room key in order to go up to any floor other than the 2nd floor which was really nice. The ladies checking me In were super friendly and great at having conversation. They had a giant candy bowl, comfy sofas and offered us bottled water along with the cucumber water being served. I did notice there was a starbucks and actual restaurant located on that floor as well which is super convenient. The hotel itself was pretty great. Everything was super clean from the hallways to the bathrooms. The only complaint would be the paper thin blankets they had along with their rock hard sofa sleepers. I probably got 3 hours sleep due to tossing and turning since I could feel the metal springs. If you don't have to sleep on the sofa sleeper- don't! The water took a while to get warm but there is a sign about that in the bathroom and just run the sink water too and it gets warmer faster that way. Overall, it was a great value for your money and I definitely wouldn't mind staying here again! read more

Mostly quiet, this older hotel is converted from an office building so it's a completely different layout than nearly every other Courtyard that I've patronized. Not better, not worse. Just different. The street entrance is on the ground floor, the restaurant and check-in desks are on the second floor and the hotel rooms go up from there. My room on the 11th floor had a window but no view. It was clean, it was quiet and it was comfortable. The king bed was firm enough, the walk-in shower was great with plenty of water pressure. The folks who serviced the room every day did a great job. Coffee service, big flat screen TV, mini-fridge and a work desk. The hotel's wifi worked great. That said, downtown Tulsa isn't exactly a happening place. Yes, there are a couple of bars and restaurants. But not much. Pro tip: Street parking after 6pm until 8am is free (at least it is in 2016). Save your $15 a day valet parking and find a spot on the street! read more

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We stayed here overnight on our drive from Dallas to Chicago. We didn't arrive until nearly 2am, but the night shift guy was pretty friendly and helpful. Room-wise, this Courtyard is probably the best one I've been to. Everything was clean and new. Room pictures here: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/291ySbufaNSHPco_DoCWWg?userid=2fN8mN7uUjOw-QqtcgYqXQ http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/291ySbufaNSHPco_DoCWWg?select=woaV-yDMdHLZ0l8Z2sRDwQ http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/291ySbufaNSHPco_DoCWWg?select=TKcSlcW_oOohELtVDwm8_w http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/291ySbufaNSHPco_DoCWWg?select=XndVxdbCiyzg9Izw12QtTw Restaurant pictures here: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/291ySbufaNSHPco_DoCWWg?select=uDiaw9aGNLM7G-tXXkavLQ http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/291ySbufaNSHPco_DoCWWg?select=zAmvdbYIzyntYlbn8QRUVQ http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/291ySbufaNSHPco_DoCWWg?select=MxIowOuK2rYUByhFLhwYAg Two queens and breakfast for $132/night. Valet was about $12/night. Breakfast was mediocre: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/291ySbufaNSHPco_DoCWWg?select=wEQyO_i28b6m7Go-SD0cnQ read more

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We are Marriott Rewards members, a fan of the Marriott properties because we love to try and accumulate points for a free stay...Don't you love free stays?? This is another Marriott that I enjoyed..Wish I were here longer to use their amenities but I wasn't - oh well. We had to take an elevator to get to their check-in. The first floor had a couple foo-foo boutiques, my fave! More knicks and knacks to add on top of my other knick knacks...Hubby was glad that we got in late because they were closed. The check in was lovely...very nice lady welcomed us in...there is their typical Market pantry...thank God they had milk for my child, a big plus! Checked out their breakfast/Starbucks area...Nice! Large King was quite comfy...Then there was the shower...I was trying to enjoy my late night "hot" shower, and was highly disappointed when it maxed out at "luke" hot. The next morning, hubby shows me the sign next to the shower door that read "due to the historic nature of the building (ancient 1922), you must run the shower and faucet simultaneously for 2 min to resolve the hot water issue". He did as instructed, and out came the HOT water!! How did my 5'2" (if that) not see that??! It was right on front of me! Must've been tired...Overall, nice hotel, in a city that seems like a flop on a Friday night...But, I did see some Xmas shops nearby...Can't wait! read more

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Stayed here for the Route 66 Marathon/Half-marathon. They were one of the recommended host hotels, and several in our group got a good rate because of this. Check-in is on the second floor, and the front desk staff were nice. There is also a bar and sitting area (with plenty of outlets to charge devices) on the 2nd floor with a large screen TV. I really enjoyed the lounge sofa in front of the TV! They have Starbucks drinks, and when the bar isn't manned/womaned, the front desk staff can make you a coffee drink! I shared a room with a king bed and pull-out sofa with one other person, and it was plenty big. The bathroom was good (and I'm pretty picky about cleanliness). For safety, you do have to use your room card key to access upper floors with the rooms. Also, there is a small "store" next to the front desk with drinks, snacks, and toiletries. Wi-fi was not the best though. read more

In the old Atlas building, which has some history to it. I understand how the pandemic has really shaken things up for the industry, and that Tulsa has little in the way of consistent experience with persistent cold weather. However, having heating which is at best tepid during 20 degree F nights or below, trying to use space heaters as a band aid is, at best, pedestrian. No one I spoke with seemed to have a way to address the tundra temperatures in the rooms - and maybe there just wasn't a solution given the age of the building. While the front desk staff were very nice as well as accommodating since we had to request everything from towels to the provided coffee inserts in the rooms (given no housekeeping due to SARS-cov2 aka covid), clearly the rest of the staff was skeleton, e.g. given it was 4 days until there was some sort of cleanliness evidence in the fitness center, albeit well stocked with hand sanitizer as well as clorox towelettes to clean off the equipment, and the trash in the hallways were there for a couple of days before being picked up. Hence, the hotel is pretty much self serve, even moreso than others I have stayed at during the pandemic. And a note about parking - you have to prepay at point of service at the entry on Cincinnati behind the hotel - the kiosk will ask for a credit card and the number of days the garage is to be used. So if you will be parking at the hotel, note that they otherwise don't have control of this situation, and you will need to park on level D or above, whilst the 'skyway' to the hotel is on level C. read more

The actual hotel room was fine. Room was clean and comfortable but that is it for positives. The biggest complaint had to do with the "Starbucks" and bistro. For a hotel that knew they were fully booked you would think they would staff appropriately. Service was horribly slow...45+ minutes for a single breakfast order at a counter service order is unacceptable and happened consistently from what I could tell. The actual coffee was horrible as well. This isn't a Starbucks and they should pull the branding. The poor girl working must have never been trained to pull espresso shots the correct way. The night before took 30+ minutes for a single order of French fries. Unfortunately being downtown there are limited other dining options on weekends when most places are closed but my recommendation is to search out anywhere else but here to eat. Check in on a Friday afternoon was courteous but family that arrived the day before midday was treated rudely with a lack of compassion for weary travelers with a toddler and other young child. Parking garage also had issues but seemed managed separately from hotel. If your only looking for a bed close to downtown, it works. Just don't plan on any of the amenities or consistently good customer service coming along with it. read more

I spent the weekend in Tulsa and I was very pleased with the location, the staff, my room and the amenities. The service here is excellent. My daughter hosted a reception on the second floor lobby and the bartenders created a signature drink to match her color scheme. And the drinks were delicious. The hotel is located inside the Atlas Life Building that was built in 1922. A cool feature of the hotel is the 7th floor. It's all old times in the hallway with the original floors and the door knobs and letter slots are still there. I'm thinking the ghosts probably hang out on that floor. My room was on the 8th floor fortunately. I'm not a coffee person personally but they do have Starbucks. A variety of restaurants are also within walking distance. I would definitely recommend! read more

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Ok hotel is decent. I had issues with the parking. No free parking. The parking is managed by a third party and is expensive. If you lose the ticket you will have to pay again to check out and the philtower garage parking lot folks told me they don't issue refunds. I have submitted a complaint but may not hear from garage tower. The hotel generously refunded my the extra cost I paid to park. If you do park in parking garage, don't lose the ticket and take a photo! read more

Very happy with the hotel. Some people complained about parking, but it's not unusual for a downtown hotel. Parking next to the hotel and using the sky bridge to the lobby was very easy. Room was spacious and clean. Front desk staff was friendly. Only small issue was housekeeping knocked on our door about 9:30 and asked us when we we're leaving, even though we had the do mot disturb sign on the door. We were awake, but could be an issue if someone wanted to sleep in. read more

The Marriott Courtyard Hotel in downtown Tulsa is unlike any Courtyard I have ever seen. Rather than the sprawling properties normally associated with Courtyard this one juts straight up into the Tulsa skyline, occupying the space formerly home to the Atlas Life Insurance Company. Rather than demolish the building (boo) Marriott repurposed it into a trendy and conveniently located property situated to serve the ever-growing and popular Tulsa Deco District. And they did a good job. The street level is still pretty much intact, home to a few stores and the well-known Atlas Grill which also serves as the hotel's coffee shop but has no relationship to Marriott. A walk up the marble staircase or an elevator trip to the second floor brings you to the hotel lobby which manages to have room for a cocktail lounge and an attractive parlor. The hotel is deep, tall and narrow which means most of the guest rooms face one of the buildings to either side, eliminating the possibility of a view. There are 12 floors , 111 rooms and 8 suites. Not much of a view out the back either so if you have your heart set on seeing any of Tulsa from your room be sure to book one of the few rooms that faces to the front. Of the twelve floors, only the 7th resembles the original office building. Fortunately that's the floor we were on. It has marble wainscoting, polished brass and the original glass office doors - blocked off of course for privacy. The rooms are small (the bathrooms tiny) and as mentioned, your view will likely be the warehouse next door which seems mostly vacant. Some day if it is occupied again your view may be of whoever is 10' away from you so bring a robe if you're shy. The staff I met was pleasant and good looking but not overly friendly, kind of a New York kind of attitude. It was reasonably quiet during my stay. I have a suggestion for their management. It would be nice to have some sort of plaque in each room giving guests a brief history of what purpose that room served in its previous life (like accounting, claims, purchasing, etc.) I stayed at the Courtyard one of the nights while attending Mayfest which was almost across the street. It seems to be an ideal location for any downtown event. Note that valet parking is your only option as there is no on-site garage. It's $15/night however if you are staying on the weekend street parking is free until 7 AM on Monday and there is a lot of it close-by. read more

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This is the number one place to stay when you are downtown Tulsa. When you combine value, the quality of the room, all of the places close by, valet parking, it makes it the best. My biggest complaint was the price of parking and that's it. read more

A very odd experience! The hotel is in an old building which I think is very cool! The check-in process was was and pleasant and the room was very nice. The hotel has a bar that serves food, so we decided to stay in and try it out. Food is basic bar stuff and was okay. The bartender was very nice. The odd part of everything is how deserted the whole downtown area, the hotel and the lounge. There was NOBODY around but us! It's freaky! The only negative I have about this hotel is that they do not have free coffee in the morning! They make you pay for a cup then go to a machine that spits out "Starbucks". Listen, if I'm gonna pay for bad coffee, I at least want to get it in a cup with my name misspelled! ;-) read more

We had an illness come up and we'd pre-paid for the room. John, the desk clerk, was really understanding and let us cancel the reservation without charging for the room. It is deeply appreciated. I didn't go to a guest room obviously but from what I did see, this is a gorgeous old building inside and out! Service rating of 5 stars! I'll definitely look into staying there next time I'm at an event in downtown Tulsa! read more

We had a WONDERFUL experience with the two front desk people we saw on our stay. So helpful, friendly, and professional.

My husband and I wanted to have a romantic night away from the baby to celebrate our anniversary - and to get a good night's sleep - much needed. Well, I wish I could say that the Courtyard was that place. It was not. First, they put us in a room by the elevators so we could hear the swishing and pinging through the walls. After calling down to request a room move, we were told that there were no available rooms and we would have to stay put. Fine. We started to unpack and dress for our night out. Stripped down, we hear the door to our room open. Thank God I had put the deadbolt swing lock on or else we would have been walked in on by complete strangers while we were standing there naked! The front desk had given working keys to a completely different couple. They were equally mortified. As we left for our dinner, we came upon a couple who had been stuck in the elevator trying to get to their room. Their keys weren't working and they were going up and down, over and over again, trying to get to their room on the 7th floor. The wife was really mad and the husband told us that he'd had to walk up the stairs three times. (Keys are used to access each floor in the elevator.) When we returned from dinner, our key would no longer work in our door so we had to get a new set of keys from the front desk. Then, when we tried to check out the next morning, we got a bill for valet parking. We had parked on the street overnight and had not used the valet parking. When we asked the front desk to remove the charge from our credit card, she went down and got the parking lot manager who accused us of lying. He made us show him our car keys and still didn't believe us. It was only after we explained to him that they gave our room to another couple that he believed that the black car in the parking lot was not our white Toyota! But guess what...it's not over. We just checked our credit card statement and we are still being billed for the valet parking AND they have the other couple's address as our mailing address? My husband is on the phone with them trying to get this straightened out AGAIN. In other words - the rooms were clean but that front desk is a mess. We will never stay there again. read more

Awesome hotel! Aside from the leaky rain style shower and the view from the window being a brick wall. I wish we would have had time to enjoy it more but this was seriously a lay-your-head down stop for us. Don't leave any clothes on the floor in the shower unless you need them washed. The rain style shower head and the glass doors makes the floor sopping wet. However, the decor, the building itself, the lobby area - ALL NEAT! read more

Outstanding customer service!! the management team is awesome amd the day time people are great.. Down side is the night shift lady with the crazy hair. She missed my airport pick up and had me standing around for no reason! Not happy at all with her. however the rest of the hotel and staff makes up for it. Also the shuttle people are great as well and very pleasant! read more

I've been staying here recently on my trips to Tulsa and find the hotel to be excellent, the rooms top notch and amenities good. I'd highly recommend this for your downtown stays. read more

I love, love, love this hotel. They treat Marriott Rewards members better than any hotel has every treated me. A hidden gem in Downtown Tulsa.... read more

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One of my faves thus far in Oklahoma! Quiet-yes! Front desk staff-professional, polite, and friendly (hard to find all those components) Valet on the other hand...ugh! When it comes to Valet service always keep in mind, we already have an attitude because we don't feel as though we should have to pay astronomical overnight fees to store our car at an establishment that we're already paying a service for. So with that in mind, no one wants to wait forever for their car especially when you've called ahead for it! Secondly, no one is going to tip you if you don't go above and beyond to open the door and assist us. This team was slow, distracted, and inattentive. They get an F for poor service. read more

Not too much to say about this hotel. The staff is very courteous and pleasant. The building is a historic Art Deco building in downtown Tulsa which architecture/design enthusiasts might appreciate. Downtown Tulsa is...meh. It's Tulsa, so... yeah. But as for this hotel, it ranks in quality as the Courtyard brand goes, that is, it's a way more than decent place to lay one's head after a long day doing whatever it is that one goes to Tulsa to do. I'd stay here again. read more

This review is solely about the food. And nobody stays at a Courtyard hotel for the food... I actually think there could be a capable cook in the kitchen as my dinner, a grilled buffalo chicken sandwich, was well prepared and presented. I just think they don't have much to start with in terms of quality ingredients. The chicken was not a breast but a pair of weird thin slices. The shredded lettuce and tomato seemed fresh enough. But the buffalo sauce and coleslaw on the side did not to anything to help the cause. I did like the option of fruit instead of chips. You cannot beat the lobby convenience but for nine bucks and change there is better value within a few blocks. read more

Attention travelers. You should stay at the courtyard in Tulsa Downtown. Theft Occurs at the Holiday Inn by their own employees. The corporate office by not doing anything about the theft that occurred you can be assured that they condone it. Trust me, I know. I've been battling it for months. Do yourself a favor and stay at the Courtyard instead. read more

I stay at Courtyards by Marriott about four or five times a year. Prior to my stay here a couple of weeks ago, I had never been to Tulsa (or Oklahoma for that matter). Tulsa has a small, clean downtown area that has no residents, so the sidewalks roll up after 6:00. Many of the office buildings are beautiful old highrises with polished marble and wood lobbys. I understand that oil money was the reason for this. The Courtyard Tulsa Downtown has only been open a year or so. It is in the old Atlas Life Insurance Company building. The neon Atlas sign is still on the exterior. Lobby of the hotel is on the second floor. This is a Courtyard. You know what you're going to get. Free Internet access. Clean, comfortable rooms. Lots of business travel guests. Good service by staff. I had three issues with my stay. First, the shuttle driver drove 80 MPH from the airport to the hotel, and the shuttle van had its service light flashing. Made me a bit nervous. Second, my room faced the brick wall of the building next door. No sunlight. I felt claustrophobic, which I didn't expect when staying in a high rise hotel. Third, the bathroom had ultra low-flow shower heads and faucets. I realize that this part of the country has suffered though severe drought conditions, but this was a bit ridiculous. However, this property was A-OK. I would stay here again, but next time I'll take a cab from the airport to the hotel. read more

Great atmosphere and customer service!!!! I stayed downtown because of the yearly Route 66 marathon. Although this was not the sponsor hotel, I decided to stay here. The hotel is in the old Atlas Life building. The hotel lobby is on the second floor. I have never been at a hotel where the staff remembers me by name. First, the hotel was packed with runners for the big race. I dropped my parking receipt /stub form the DFW airport. There was no name on the stub. The valet driver who had been super busy turned the ticket into the receptionist who called me in my room. I asked how did you know who this belongs to. The receptionist said, I cross referenced the names of our guests and limited the possibilities to a Dallas person. I live in Plano. Anyhow, this is just one example. The hotel lobby has a Starbucks and free wi-fi. Three computers are availabel to print boarding passes and surf the Internet. The lobby never closes so guests have acces 24 hours a day to the Internet. Guests also get free wi-fi. The cafe [on the second floor] made an amazing breakfast [I usually do not like to eat at hotels]. The fitness center is a bit small, but meets its purpose. The fitness center served me well. One thing I forgot to look for was a swimming pool/sauna which the hotel did not have, but then again it was 37 degrees, so who cares. I enjoyed my stay. The staff made me feel special. The called me by name and knew whio I was during a very busy time. The valet drivers were fast. the cafe food was great. What else could I ask for? read more

Hole in our sofa, hot water wasn't hot, we got a total of 12 new cards for our room because their room keys kept deactivating.

This hotel is beautiful. The rooms are great and very clean, and the beds are TO DIE FOR. However, I feel like housekeeping might slack off if you are staying more than one night in a row. This afternoon we got back to our room after a day on the town, and the only things that had been touched were the trashcans and the bed. The trash was emptied and the bed was made. However, the ice bucket wasn't emptied and the towels weren't replaced (despite them being on the floor, as the sign in the bathroom said to do if you wanted fresh towels). Despite that, (and even that wasn't a big deal), everything else is awesome. The Bistro on the second floor is great. It has a good selection, and wonderful quality. The staff has been nothing but helpful and definitely knows the area. They've been able to answer any questions we've had. All in all, we've loved our stay and are sorry that we have to leave tomorrow. :( read more

This is a great, clean, pretty place to stay for a trip to Downtown Tulsa. I stayed here with a couple of my friends for one night this weekend. The front desk staff was so friendly and helpful. The complimentary lotion, shampoo, conditioner, etc. is paul mitchell and way better than anywhere else I've ever stayed. What's more, the price was cheap and the location was perfect. Only downside for me: no pool. read more

Marriot courtyard in downtown Tulsa Pros: location, clean Cons: service, no view what so ever I checked in and requested for a higher floor room and the front desk lady Angela told me they didn't have any availability because they were full. But The lady that checked in next to me got a higher floor, so I know Angela lied to me. When I asked if they had another one on a higher floor she blatantly said no. People don't realize how big service is in this industry. I later had issues w the electric plug and the same lady Angela said no one has ever complained about this. I don't believe a word she says, unless u yelpers don't give immediate feedback in things that should be corrected. So No I won't be staying here again, the Hyatt and the double tree have way better service and rooms. read more

I travel a lot, so I experience varying levels of hospitatliy. Everything was going good, until I asked the front desk for a bottle of water. The front desk attendant, literally standing in front of four cases of water denied me a bottle of water. Nothing aggravates me more than asking for a bottle of water and receiving a rude response. Nice hospitality. This would never have happened at a Hilton. Also, the elevators are very loud when trying to fall asleep and the hot water takes 3 minutes to get to a luke warm temperature. read more

I was here for a work holiday party. The company housed us all here because the holiday party took place across the street at the Sky Loft. Valet parking was pretty easy. The attendant got up to my car immediately and handed me my valet ticket. Checking in is on the second floor of the building. Make your way up to the second floor and you are greeted by friendly faces. Have your credit card and ID out and they will give you your room key (2 cards). The room itself was pretty spacious and up to date except for the standing shower in the bathroom. The bed was very comfy and the sheets were silky smooth. Ordering from the restaurant on the second floor was tricky. There is a food/drinks menu in the room. You call front desk to place your order. However, the menu does not have pricing. It only has calorie counts for each menu item. I thought this was odd because pricing often determines what I order. Front desk transferred me to the restaurant where the restaurant employee gave me the pricing on the items I was interested in buying. I placed the order. After 15 minutes, the restaurant employee called my room informing me that the food is ready for pick-up. They do not provide delivery, which is fine with me. I don't want to pay 20% for a delivery fee. We ordered the spicy chicken flat bread and cheese pizza. The flat bread was delicious. The "pizza" was loads of cheese on top of flat bread. Note to hotel: Include prices on the food menu so we can make informed decisions on what to eat and drink. Other than the dated standing shower and missing prices on the food menu, it was definitely a comfortable stay! read more