Oklahoma City Hotels with Bars

The valet service was excellent and a blessing in the heat. Also, everything is closeby so there is not much driving or traffic to hassele your stay. . We were missing a hairdryer but the front desk was prompt to deliver one to our room.

First let me start by complimenting the staff. Customer service was excellent and friendly. Also we were provided bottles of water whenever we needed them. Unfortunately it goes down hill from here. I booked this weekend girls trip based on staying at an Aloft in another city and was excited about our stay until we stepped foot in the door. First thing we noticed after a very hot walk with our luggage from the train station is that there is NO AC in the common areas. Temps outside are ranging from 90-110 degrees! They had a fan blowing on the hotel receptionist-if I was an employee there, I would not stay. Come to find out it hasn't been fixed in over a year! WHAT???? are you kidding me? Part of the draw to hotels is being able to hang out in the commons areas, play some games, lounge on the couches and enjoy a breakfast without sweating in it. So we had to stay in our room if we wanted to cool off between sight seeing. Second- we were very excited we could hang out in the pool since inside the hotel was not refreshing. I am no pool expert but I don't think pool water should be cloudy. I have a feeling that there is little to no maintenance done. To me, pool water should be clear and PH properly monitored and kept up. I didn't have a water testing kit but it was not inviting to swim in-very disappointing. (there was a guy picking up trash around the pool in the mornings so I guess that was something) Third- Furniture, rugs and other items in the common areas, around the pool and in the hotel room we stayed in were dirty, stained and worn. The sticker decorations in the elevators were tattered in places and just cheap looking. Fourth-hotel room itself. Sink and counter were cracked. Water pressure was barely enough to rinse shampoo from hair and the lighting was so dark in the shower you could barely see. Tile looked like it had not been cleaned in a while. Beds were comfortable enough but you really ought to provide more than one chair in a room with 2 double beds. Air conditioner worked fine but smelled a bit musty.

Best thing about the Marriott Courtyard on Reno is its location. It is about 2 blocks from the Bricktown area with restaurants and riverwalk. It is adjacent to the Paycom Center where the OKC Thunder basketball team plays. It is about 1 mile from the OKC Bombing Memorial. The worst thing about the Marriott Courtyard on Reno is its location. There are lots of people walking and driving outside the hotel in the evening. It is pretty loud. There is a freight train line across the street and the trains are loud. Hotel is clean. Housekeeping did not clean our room or give us clean towels. I didn't see any statement that they were skipping days for housekeeping. Bathroom was ok. Sink did not drain well. Thermostat was erratic. Sometimes room was too hot; other times too cold. Clerk checking us in said breakfast wasn't included. Fortunately, we had printed confirmation that said it was. Breakfast was a buffet for $19 a person. Food was ordinary, except for an omelet station where the woman made great omelets, but only 1 of the 2 days.

Nice place and close to Bricktown, making it convenient to find restaurants or walking around. The hotel is well-maintained, clean rooms and modern finishes that contribute to a nice atmosphere. I was impressed with the staff; they were friendly and accommodating, check-in was a smooth process and being readily available to assist with any inquiries. Definitely worth staying here again next time I'm in OKC

My day began with a vehicle and equipment challenge that negated my way to the airport. Please allow me to express my sincere appreciation to both Lesli and Anita for their professionalism, kindness, and assistance with smoothing an otherwise bumpy Monday morning. It is my hope that each of these exceptional ladies are recognized for the excellence they afforded me. Thank you, thank you, and THANK YOU for getting me on my way safely and with the warmth of a smile!!!

My husband and I stayed here for one night on a cross country drive with our two pups. The hotel is beautiful and modern. It is converted from an old Ford Model T assembly plant so the whole hotel is open and spacious. We loved the artwork. The room is large, new, and very clean. My only complaint is that the room is very dark. Even with every lamp/light turned on, the room was still very dim. I can’t speak to any of the amenities as we arrive late and left early the next morning.

The food at the Skirvin is excellent and room service was prompt and delicious. The staff was friendly, courteous and helpful. The Facilities at the hotel are more than adequate. Parking was well lit with a security person on duty and the Valet staff were accommodating and friendly. Our overall experience was as good and better than what we have experienced any where in our frequent travels. I just wish we could get a better rate closer to $100.00 for a standard king.

I will preface this by saying that the manager and front desk person did address my issues and did do their best to correct the issues. I was traveling to OKC to meet up with my son and his family for his birthday. We were wanting to have dinner at Ramsey's Kitchen and I wanted a hotel near that location. I tried for several days to find a hotel in OKC that didn't have terrible reviews and offered breakfast. Not having breakfast was a deal breaker for me. Since my son has a 5 year old daughter - we needed breakfast. I called Marriott, after not having any luck on the website, and was offered this hotel with the breakfast rate. I checked the reviews and while they weren't terrible, not all of them were great. But the hotel was in the area that I needed, so I booked it. I had two queen rooms: 419 and 421. Both were clean on the surface. However when I dropped a vitamin on the floor and was down trying to find it, instead I found a LOT of trash (some disgusting) under the dresser. That was my straw. As to the actual room conditions: there is condensation around the windows and water pools on the window sill in both rooms. The paint/paper is peeling away from the walls near the AC in both rooms. There is a pink stain on one wall - in each room. And the baseboard in the bathroom in room 421, under the sink is peeling away from the wall. On the surface those are minor issues. There is a mini fridge, microwave and coffee pot in the room. There isn't a closet but rather a wardrobe that is rather small. You have to hang your clothes front to back rather than side to side like a normal closet. That made getting to items in the back hard. The dresser is comprised of a storage box type. Those were stained/dirty. The lighting in the bathroom leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to doing makeup. I did like the walk in glass shower. There is lotion, shampoo, conditioner, body wash and hand soap in the room, if you forget yours. The beds were awesome. They were very comfortable and I have zero complaints about them. There is ample storage on the dresser and quite a few power outlets. My main issue aside from the unfortunate find under the dresser was the breakfast. There is a menu in the room. But those items listed for breakfast is not what is offered. Or at least not what we were offered. We stayed three days. On day one we were offered eggs (either liquid or powder), sausage, and toast. I asked for toast and fruit. I was given semi cold toast and a tangerine. There was no cereal, no pastries, no omelets, no other sides or menu items as listed on the room menu. I don't recall if there was juice or not - but it wasn't in the breakfast area. I was told at check in that breakfast was ”cooked to order.” Cooked to order in advance - not upon order. There was coffee and hot water in the lobby. Day two- the same as the day before. I got toast and two bananas. The breakfast person was very apologetic. I explained that I am limited to what I can eat and there