Hotel vicino a North Yale Park - Tulsa

“This property is on the verge of becoming a red roof inn. Mold in the shower was a big turn off.”

“I liked that the actual rooms inside were fairly clean with comfortable beds and good hot water pressure in the shower. What I did not like was that the appearance of the place looked like a low-income apartment building. The residence got loud on Sunday night after midnight, and I had a plane to catch at 6am.”

“Very clean, comfortable and quiet. I met the owners that run the hotel and they are very friendly folks. All the amenities worked well. These are the things that are important to me.”

“Loud, tv was broke, no tv remote, fitted sheet was stained, building ran down, small parking lot, door locks but doesn't seal the wind”

“Personale cortese. Camera piccola ma caratteristica e pulita”

“It's in walking distance if the airport terminal.”

“Room was basic but fine”

“Posizione comoda. Parti comuni sufficentemente curate ma le stanze vecchie e da ristrutturare. Colazione buonina.”

“Breakfast is mass produced muffins and a waffle maker. Fitness room is out of order and used for mattress storage. Stairway smells like weed.”

“The room was dirty full of roaches”

“The property has not been maintained, the toilet was broken - we rigged it to work EACH time we needed to flush, there were quite a few insects in the bathroom and main living area/bedroom, water damage in the ceiling, cracks in the walls and the bathroom counter had large food crumbs whatever office awesome on the bathroom counter when we arrived. Breakfast was ok, minimal choices compared to the listing. Not what we expected of a Wyndham property.”

“The staff and everything were GREAT!! I had no issues.”

“Avoid at all costs. It’s listed as a 3-star Ramada but is a converted Econo Lodge and Clarion in desperate need of an overhaul renovation. The property should be knocked down immediately as it is unsafe”

“Very respectful and nice place that are dog friendly”

“l'hotel e buono un po' caro ma se si vuole dormire in centro a Tulsa si paga uguale per avere meno”