Tulsa, OK

Rooms vary wildly. Some guests found them clean and comfortable, but others reported dirty carpets, wrinkled sheets, stale smells, and outdated décor. Staff goes above and beyond and breakfast is solid. The downtown location works great for events, and security keeps non-guests out.

Staff goes above and beyond to help guests. Rooms are clean and spacious but highway noise is loud, beds squeak, and outlets are few. Breakfast buffet is solid and breakfast room is pleasant.

Rooms are clean and quiet with friendly staff who go out of their way to help. The lobby bathroom needs attention and the second floor ice machine doesn't work. Breakfast is good.

Rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable with good AC and natural light. Staff consistently friendly and helpful. Downtown location means street noise on weekend nights. Parking costs $20 with limited availability.

The Campbell nails historic charm and unique character, but maintenance lags with burned-out lights, broken heat, cold drafts, and dirty details like dusty blinds. Expect a 1926 building that creaks loudly and needs work, not a luxury hotel. Staff quality varies wildly depending on who's at the desk.

Comfy beds and good room temperature work in your favor. Noise from ongoing renovations disrupted some guests, and housekeeping skipped days. The hotel lacks security oversight and staff struggle with basic incident response.

Clean, comfortable rooms with great water pressure showers and very comfortable beds. The M Lounge is excellent for working or relaxing. Staff delivers smooth check-in and attentive service throughout your stay.

Rooms are spacious and clean with good views, but beds feel uncomfortable with cheap sheets and some temperature control issues. Staff goes above and beyond, though the hotel struggles with clear communication about parking fees and policies. Confusing layout and inconsistent room service experiences hurt what could be a solid stay.

Rooms are worn out with stained carpet, broken fixtures, and bad smells. Noise from kids and construction disrupts sleep. Staff goes above and beyond with kindness, but the physical space needs serious repairs for the price you pay.

Rooms are clean and spacious with quiet hallways, but cleanliness issues sometimes appear like hair in beds. The pool frequently closes for maintenance or chemical problems. Breakfast is basic and poor for vegetarians, parking costs twenty dollars daily, and front desk service ranges from helpful to dismissive depending on who works.

Rooms are clean and spacious with wood floors, good beds, and in-room fridge and microwave. Staff generally goes out of their way to help. Parking is tight, so arrive early, and be aware the door lock malfunctioned for one guest who also faced billing issues and poor phone support.

Rooms are clean and quiet with comfortable beds and good blackout curtains. City views are worth paying extra for. Staff are friendly, but breakfast quality is inconsistent and the hotel doesn't always resolve valet parking issues.