Cari Hotel dengan Balkoni di Oklahoma City

Apabila berjalan ke lobi, sangat bersih, moden. Kakitangan meja depan sangat ramah, bilik bersih tetapi sederhana. Tidak menyukai bayaran untuk kejutan tempat letak kereta semasa mendaftar masuk. Katil selesa, tetapi dindingnya nipis. Saya mendengar lelaki di dalam dewan bercakap sambil cuba untuk tidur.

Perkhidmatan yang hebat. Hotel yang cantik. Saya harap mereka mempunyai pilihan sarapan yang lebih baik. Malah kopi pelengkap dibuat semurah mungkin. Tetapi, lokasi yang hebat. Betul-betul di tepi semua lebuh raya utama. Kedai dan membeli-belah dalam beberapa blok, adalah banyak. Warna bilik adalah warna biru sejuk ini. Sangat santai. T.V terbaik yang pernah saya lihat di dalam bilik. Tetapi, hanya 40 saluran. 10 daripada saluran adalah saluran ESPN 10 lagi atau lebih adalah saluran baharu. Jadi sukar untuk mencari sesuatu yang menarik untuk ditonton. Deposit yang sangat kecil (yang bagus).

This hotel was an excellent choice for our family while we were in town for a Thunder game! It’s right next to the arena, which made it super easy to get to the game and back. We utilized the self parking option which was also very convenient. The hotel is within walking distance of Bricktown as well. Our room was clean and a good size for our family of four. The kids enjoyed our view of the train tracks. The staff was all very friendly and helpful, especially the lady at the coffee shop in the morning who helped me get my muffin and coffee to the table while I wrangled my toddler. We will be back if we’re in the area again!

In general, this is a pretty nice place to stay. The coziness factor is really appealing - I’m always drawn to smaller properties because I feel there is better customer service. I stayed twice at this hotel in the last month, on two different occasions. The first stay was absolutely perfect; my room was on the top (3rd) floor, and faced north, which is the outside of the hotel. (The inward/pool facing rooms have a courtyard area and a pool, which is great if you don’t mind the inevitable sound of people if the weather is fine, but I don’t enjoy that at all.). The second stay was on the 2nd floor,also facing north. This one wasn’t such a good stay because the A/C was not working, and there was no one there when I checked in at 11:30pm to fix it. I was too exhausted to change rooms, so left the patio/balcony door open for cool air. That made the room quite comfortable, but also vulnerable to noise, so at 5 o’clock in the morning when people were starting to check out, after only 5 hours of sleep, the constant noise finally provoked my wake-up. Also, the maid service didn’t leave the same amount of towels as they had on my previous stay (only 2 weeks earlier). In fact, there was only one facecloth and hand towel, versus the 2 each on the previous stay. On both stays, I had a good, hot breakfast and a freshly prepared cappuccino in the lounge case area, and worked out in the handy gym. So, overall, I would recommend the hotel but would suggest that the maintenance folks check the A/C routinely, yes, even in March. At one time in my life I actually lived in OK in military service, and remember that March can be very fickle - high temperatures be 40 degrees one day and push 80 the next. I remember having to run the A/C on Thanksgiving day two out of the four years I lived there. So PLEASE, Courtyard folks, make sure that A/C works, even in the off-season.

Have stayed here on visits to OKC for nearly 20 years. Despite being an older hotel (built i969 as an original HoJo) than the others in the area, it is very well maintained and the rooms are always clean and remodeled every few years. On this trip, I was having problems getting hooked up to the wi-fi from my laptop and went to the front desk, where the clerk found an issue with Google, so she set me up on another browser - and had no problems since. Beds are comfortable to sleep on, shower had hot water and the price included free hot breakfast. Also, the lobby area has a bunch of vintage Howard Johnson's memorabilia on walls in the lobby area including ads.