Search Hotels Near Woody Guthrie Center, Tulsa

"The staff was wonderful. My room was very clean. The bed and bedding was super comfortable. I loved having valet service. And the place is absolutely gorgeous. If you want to stay in a beautiful historic building , but have top notch amenities. This is the place."

"This was my first time staying in Tulsa. Went to the WWE event. The staff was friendly. Parking was good. My only complaint was the way the shower was setup in the bathroom. Was a little small but that's ok. Enjoyed my stay there. Beds were comfortable as well."

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"This hotel stay was Outstanding! Kat set the table with her personality and welcoming me upon check in. The room & entire staff were wonderful throughout. The room was very clean. Delicious breakfasts & the location is second to none with the ballpark right there! "

"Very clean and well appointed. The walls are thin, as are the pillows. Bring your own pillows able maybe put on some white noise, though, and you'll have a pleasant night's sleep."

"Everything was clean, staff was cordial and polite. Price was adequate and we did not have any issues during our stay."

"We stayed in the Elwood suite which had its charm but wasn't without a sticky mess on the booth of the dinner table and another on a smaller sitting stool in the bathroom. Right at check in the employee who greeted us was anti eye contact and was more worried about finishing up his required spiel than actually assisting. Or informing us of anything. There is not really a spa in the hotel. It is a short walk across the street and through a parking lot. Entering the old building there is no direction and dark. Likely to turn you away out of fear or concern just to return to the front desk for help. It didn't help that twice we were reminded by others that this building was recently section 8 housing and a drug hotspot. The floors are all bare concrete with small rugs every so often. The plants are all fake that we could tell. This hotel is far from luxury and far from what they portray through marketing. The room was 300 dollars and the amenities were something out of a crappy highway side motel. Just stay somewhere else because they are not what they represent themselves as. Hospitality? Barely on a good day."

"Rooms were dirty. Food was eh. Area was surrounded by homeless people."

"Room clean, breakfast was very good but didn’t like to have to pay for parking"