The Hotel Savoy in Tulsa is a really neat little (I believe eight suites total?) place. It's an older building that's been renovated VERY recently. The suites are just gorgeous - antique furniture, shiny new kitchens (yes, full kitchen - full-size stove/oven, sink, microwave, even a dishwasher) and excellent views of downtown Tulsa (quickly becoming my new favorite place - seriously - great city).
This is an excellent place to stay if you are going to be sticking around Tulsa for a while. I was there for about a week, and my room at the Savoy felt like my own little apartment. Whole Foods is only about a seven-minute drive away, as is really everything cool that you would want to do in Tulsa. It's not RIGHT in the middle of the action, but I get the feeling that it will be soon. Lots of development going on in Tulsa including renovations in neat buildings such as the Savoy.
Just a few reasons for four instead of five stars - and this is being VERY picky because really, this place is awesome - while the bedroom had a nice little flat screen, the TV in the living room was an old tube style and didn't work very well. The wireless internet didn't work (internet was still available via a cord - it got annoying unplugging and replugging when I wanted to move from the bedroom to the living room, though). I wasn't too thrilled with the way you have to enter - through a parking lot in the back, and you have to have a key to get in each and every time. My key fell off the keyring at one point, of course late at night - and I had a panic moment when I thought I was going to have to head to my coworker's house and crash on the couch. However, I called the hotel's phone number (no on site staff at night - one night I was the only person staying so it did seem a little scary to be totally alone in the building, though I suppose people who live in houses and not in hotels full time experience this nightly) and one of the LOVELY and wonderful people working at the hotel came late at night to let me in.
A light breakfast is provided in the morning, in case you don't feel like cooking. Also, coffee and a coffee maker are provided in the suites. Another nice touch is in the hallway upstairs, where a large bookcase holds movies, books, and magazines.
Overall, a great stay at this hotel. If I have another extended stay in Tulsa, I'll go back. read more