Delta Hotels Midwest City at the Reed Conference Center

I just got back from a three day, two night stay at Baywatch Resort, Traverse City, Mi. It was my second stay this year and I loved it again. When I go to Traverse City, this will I will stay! The rooms have amazing beautiful lake view, large balcony, super clean rooms, good pricing, and the beautiful clean beach. The staff are kind, professional and accommodating. I want to give a special shout out to Roachell. She is the best, kindest person and you a very lucky yo have her at your resort! Thank you

Check in was good, was recognized as a Titanium member. Room is well appointed. Bathroom is well equipped, everything works and good set of amenities. I was provided access to the Pantry on the 5th floor. Location is great and just off I-40. Plenty of covered parking and in 110F days in August, this was a welcome relief. It goes downhill from here, just a heads up. I stayed 5 nights. Went to the Fitness room on the 2nd day I was there. There are 3 TV's right next to each other (see picture) that were all ON and audio of 3 different programs simultaneously. I looked and looked for a remote, but could not find one. I have my own Podcasts or Music that I listen to while I work out so it was a nuisance to have 3 TV's that I could not turn down or OFF while I was there. There is a water dispenser in the Gym, but no cups. I went to the front desk after my workout and informed the front desk of these things. They tell me that the TV remote is kept at the front desk and not in the Fitness room. Absurd and bizarre. But they assured me they will 'take care of it'. 4 days later, the 3 TV's were still ON and there were NO CUPS in the gyms to have a drink of water!!! First day I was at the Pantry everything was well stocked and working. Next morning the Coffee machine had a 'Needs service' message on it. I call down to the Front desk at around 7:00 am, they tell me the lady that makes the coffee just woke up and will head to the hotel soon! I am not making this up. The next day the machine was working but there were no cups for coffee. The next day the 'Needs service' message came back on it. Day 1 and 2, there were cups of Chobani yogurt available in the pantry. These disappeared and never returned for the rest of my stay. The hotel was about 30% occupied (going by the number of cars in the Parking lot) when I was there. Given that it is attached to a 'Conference center' it can be much fuller in occupancy. They could not keep up with service with 30% occupancy. This place will be a disaster if it was in full occupancy. Overall, if you are expecting Marriott level of service, you will be greatly disappointed. They do as little as possible at the Delta.

First time staying since the remodel. I appreciate the style of the remodel- especially all of the outlets! The staff were excellent, accommodating and helpful! The property is clean. The staff made sure guests felt comfortable with emergency plans in case of bad weather. The food on-site was better, am more affordable, than expected. The frittata could have easily served two!

We enjoyed 3 nights at this hotel while attending a conference held in the adjacent conference center. Our room - a suite - was quite spacious, very clean, and conveniently located near the gym on the first floor. Every employee who served us in some way (front desk, maintenance, restaurant, etc.) was exceedingly friendly, helpful, and cheerful. The first two nights were during the week, and the hotel (and our room) were beautifully quiet. We slept well! The last night was on the weekend, and there were significantly more guests staying at the hotel. A relatively large group was on the outside, back patio until early in the morning enjoying their time together; unfortunately, that was close enough to our room that the noise woke us several times. Within very short walking distance (across the parking lot) was a wonderful diner - the Black Bear Diner - that we highly recommend for breakfast at any time of the day.

An employee of Midwest City told me that the city has owned this conference center and hotel since a tornado destroyed the area years ago. Marriott has taken over management of the hotel recently and refurbished the rooms. I do not know if all the rooms are finished, but ours was. It was a very spacious room that had two beds, one OS chair and could have held more furniture without crowding. The bathroom was also spacious and in excellent repair. Our daughter went swimming in the indoor pool. Towels were provided. Breakfast was in the restaurant on the ground floor. It was not free, but the service was excellent. There was plenty of free parking. It did not appear as if the conference center was being used on the weekend that we stayed there. We stayed only one night, and it was a good one.

Checkin was OK. Was recognized as a Premium member at Marriott and assigned a room on the 5th floor. I was told it was an upgrade. This hotel seems to still be making up its mind on whether it is a Sheraton or a Delta Hotel. I stayed at the same property a month and a half ago and it was the same situation then. The sign on the building is covered up (on purpose), supposedly, awaiting clearance to be called a Delta hotel. But if it was a Sheraton one would think that things would be more to the premium side, but wait there is more on that. With the no end in sight construction on I-40 nearby, this hotel is horrendous to get to. My room was towards the back of the hotel and a considerable walk from the elevator. The tiled bathroom floor had marks and dirt on it. The carpet and floor was unclean with visible dirt in many parts. The window sill was dirty. Now how in the hell does a window sill get dirty? The bed looked clean and it was late and I too tired to make an issue of this and decided to settle in. I was told that I should run the water for 10 minutes or more before I shower as there is construction going on nearby that could affect the water quality. I did this in the morning before taking a shower. The water got lukewarm at best. I complained at reception and they offered to move me to another room that is 'closer to the boiler' so the hot water situation should improve. I did that in the evening and yes, the water was warmer at the next room. Last time I was in the property, they had breakfast laid out and it was self serve. All that has gone away and this time even to get a coffee, one has to order it. There is no coffee in the lobby and they now charge $2 for coffee. One giant leap backwards. Practically on every day, when I got to the breakfast area there was not a soul in sight. I had to wait around before someone noticed that there is a guest waiting to have breakfast and comes over to take your order. There is a Pantry on the 5th floor for Premium guests (equivalent of an executive lounge) that was not open 1.5 months ago and still isnt. Somebody had spilled some syrup on the floor in the elevator and it would stick to your shoes when you step in. 3 days past no one has bothered to clean this up. Overall, a much left to be desired property that will find it hard to compete with major name brands right next door.

I wish there was an option for zero stars. I drove across the country and this was the worst hotel that I stayed in anywhere in the U.S! The laundry, hot tub, ice maker, and refrigerator were out of order. I asked about the ice maker and was told to go to another floor to get it. I got a rash from the bedsheets. It has been several days and the rash will not go away. I would 100% not recommend this hotel to anyone!

They are doing a great job with the renovations. It looks beautiful! If you're a light sleeper or a super picky traveler, I would avoid until the renovations are closer to complete as there is some work noise and amenities are not fully open. It didn't bother us at all. Staff was fantastic! I can't say enough good things about them. They greeted us warmly, checked in frequently to make sure we were happy, and were overall great. Keep doing what you're doing and I'm sure the business will follow!