This was my first (and possibly only) time visiting Ada. I am a consultant, and was working with the local tribe. They advised me to stay here, since it was so close to their offices.

Anyone who knows Ada knows its a small, quaint little town. The Holiday Inn is brand spanking new, and it showed. I slept better there than I did at home - the bed is extra comfy, feather quilt, soft & firm pillows (labeled) - very nice. Unbelievable plasma TV in the room, and a surprising amount of channels! There's not a whole lot to do in Ada, so this matters more than when you stay in a city. Free wireless too, and it worked great (which is typically not the norm in my experience...).

The bathroom has granite countertops, full amount of toiletries (always a plus when I'm provided hair conditioner), nice shower. My room had a small refridgerator, wet bar, small cabinets. Don't expect a full kitchen; I didn't, so I was pleased with what I was provided.

The front desk frequently offered free cookies, and they provide a free "continental" breakfast in the morning. Better than usual list of offerings: hot cinnamon rolls, nutrigrain bars, hard boiled eggs, along with the expected items such as cereal, bagels, toast, etc.

This place was better than a lot of upscale places I've stayed. I wish I had more experiences like this in other cities!