Hoyle is under construction, lobby is very noisy, however the attitude of the staff is great, they are all wearing hard hats and apologize for the noise, this is a great location, close to shopping at the mall in one direction and a new outdoor mall in the other, close to oral Roberts U and the riverside museums.

This Marriott is well managed with every detail as it should be. The main floor lobby is currently being renovated, and during the construction period the hotel is providing free in-room Internet and a complimentary breakfast. The breakfast is buffet style, includes an omelette station, and is something you would typically pay about $10 for. The Marriott also provides a complimentary airport shuttle. The rooms were typical of Marriott's high quality. On recent trips I've encountered many dark rooms, but these were well lighted and welcoming. Parking is plentiful and also free.

With the temporary inclusion of free Wi-Fi and the excellent breakfast this hotel is a bargain not to be missed by the business traveler. Grab it while you can!

I'm sure the distraction of remodeling will be worth it once everything is back in order. The bed was fantastic. Was like sleeping on a cloud. I didn't try the pool but did enjoy the hot tub. All the great amenities I expect at a marriott. Breakfast was great except the waitress service in the resturant was terrible both mornings. Had to wait for a beverage way too long both mornings at breakfast. It is completely unacceptabel to me to ever wait on something to drink. And for sure don't let my water run out. However, the food and service at lunch for the conference in the conference center was excellent both days.

I stayed at this hotel for a conference. The staff was great - arranged late checkout, got me a microwave, handled long faxes for me. The WiFi was free and worked fine. The pool was a bit chilly, but the hot tub was great. And the room was nice with all the usual comphy Marriott amenities - though a really comfortable reading chair or lazyboy would have been a bonus.

The one big drawback was NOISE. Outside noise, and noise on the other side of the solid wall was no problem, but people walking/talking down the corridor could be heard clearly through the room door, and I could easily hear the couple in the room next door (probably via the (locked) noise-porus connecting door). When they stayed up late one night, and their kid had a bad dream at 2 AM another night, I heard all about it. In addition, the hotel is undergoing renovation, and the bang bang bang echoed up to my 4th floor room at 8:00 AM sharp the second morning when I was trying to sleep in a bit. And the pillows were really wimpy - not a substantial one in the bunch, for a side sleeper. I always give a lesser rating to hotels that give me a poor nights sleep.