The location is great and so is the staff. They are all very friendly and helpful. Loved the breakfast, loved the bar area, and such a close walk to Thunder games at the Arena. Close walk to Brick Town and the convention center also. Nice pool area, nice work out room, and convient computer internet center. The down side ... Parking is expensive (self park or valet). We have stayed here many times for Thunder games and back in the day for OKC Yard Dawgz games (Arena Football Team).

The location is the best feature of this hotel. It is as close to Chesapeake Arena (and the OKC Thunder) as a hotel could be. It is within walking distance of Bricktown and many bars and restaurants. The rooms are clean, but oddly designed. The room we stayed in was narrow. The bed faced the large window, with the TV to the right by the closet. There is no mirror outside the bathroom. The hotel provides Paul Mitchell shampoo, conditioner and lotion. We stayed at the hotel on New Year's Eve, so it was packed. The staff was very friendly and handled the post game crowds well. It is a bit overpriced.

my g/f and I stayed here for new years eve. We actually had a good time walking around Bricktown.

We stayed in a King suite on the 6th floor. The room was smaller than expected,(especially for the price). Our room was facing the street which made it difficult to sleep even at 2am. However, this might be attributed to it being New Years,so it was a little crazy. There was also a Train nearby that was equally annoying throughout the night.
Also, we found a half empty carton of milk and an empty wine bottle under the wet bar!

ON A GOOD NOTE,
The staff is exceptional!!! I needed to do a little shopping and was unfamiliar with the area. The girl at the front desk took the time to give me detailed directions to several stores nearby.

I would probably not stay at this hotel again. There are several other hotels in the area with lower rates and quieter rooms.

My boyfriend and I stayed in Oklahoma City for one night only while on a road trip to California. We stayed in nearly six different hotels on our journey, most chains, and this was by far the worst. We had a dreadful drive through Oklahoma, and finally arrived at this hotel, shopped for quickly on my phone at a Cracker Barrel in Arkansas.

The rooms were dank, and smelled faintly of cigarette smoke, even though it was a non-smoking room. The bed was hard, and unpleasant. I laughed at my overly-safe boyfriend for parking my car in front of our room... until we heard my car alarm going off at 2:00 AM! It turned out to be nothing, but was unsettling nonetheless. In hindsight, we should have just hauled all the way to Amarillo!