Good hotel in Tulsa?

[coorsman_ok]

Ladies and gents I'll be staying in Tulsa tomorrow night. I need some hotel suggestions that are a fairly nice hotel located close to some nightlife and restaurants...


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[TwoForFlinching]

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino?

 

[coorsman_ok]

I forgot about the hard rock!


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[Jwryan84]

Hyatt downtown

 

[inactive]

Hyatt downtown

+1 and it's way better now than when it was the Crowne Plaza and Adams Mark. Mayo is also nice but a bit of a further walk to the food and drink (excluding their own roof top bar, weather permitting).

That said I like the Courtyard Marriott in the Atlas building best of all three ( http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/tulsa-courtyard-tulsa-downtown/ ).

 

[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

Mayo downtown. Pricey, but pretty cool. Downtown has decent restaurants, but mostly casual. The hotel is is very 1930's swank.

Full disclosure; I've never stayed there, just paid too much for drinks at the rooftop bar.

I have stayed at the Renaissance about 71st and 169. Very nice rooms, close to a lot of restaurants, but I'm not sure about nightlife. I'm a few years beyond that.

 

[J.T.]

I'm a hotel connoisseur! Night life, not so much. I stay at the Doubletree by the hospital when I'm in Tulsa. I have stayed at the Hard Rock and it is okay too if you want the casino close by. I stayed there when I had a FTF with Dubs Chops! LOL. Yes I plan my hotels by where I plan to meet OSA folks to buy guns, don't judge me....

 

[pen25]

Aloft. Double tree. Holiday inn all of them and the above are great. The question is do you want to he downtown?

 

[COZICAN]

I second the Aloft. Plus its right down the street from the Blue Dome District. We stayed there last year.

 

[UnSafe]

Hard Rock sucks if you're a non smoker. The entire hotel reeks, despite the no smoking policy in the rooms. Doubletree was very nice. Stayed there about 6 years ago.