On my previous trip to Tulsa in Fall 2011 I stayed at the Motel 6 at I-44 and Garnett Rd. My stay there was not satisfactory due to the potential for crime in the area and the noise from trucks parked around the hotel with their engines on all night. This time I decided to find a better motel at a good price, and Extended Stay America fit the bill. This motel was at a much better location, where I-44 crosses the Broken Arrow Expressway, and it is surrounded by many other multi-story motels and hotels. In fact I don't think I recall so many different hotels and motels being located side by side in one area of a city. I was not as concerned about crime as I was at the Motel 6 location, which was just a few miles east on I-44. Also I was not bothered by the sound of trucks during the night as I was at the Motel 6 location. I was satisfied with my stay at Extended Stay America, since I felt safe, I got a good night's sleep, and it was good value. I would consider staying here again.

Horrible hotel, from the property to the staff!!!!

this place is very good.. clean and comforting... i enjoyed staying here... could use more channels on tv.. but customer service was EXCELLENT and it was quiet

A quick overnighter while burning rubber on the interstate. Friendly check-in, wish for a quiet room was accommodated. But, the freeway traffic flows on both sides of the hotel and a supersized LED bill board illuminates the place at night. The trash dumpster truck comes at 5:30 am - that's your wake-up call. The room was furnished with a bachelor kitchen, which was wiped - but not necessarily clean. There is a difference! Nothing discusting though. Basic cable channels with decent reception. Security guard was very conscientious about his job, made his rounds, checking building and parking lots. Overall an excellent value for a low-need stop-over.