Sand Springs Hotel Guide - Keystone Ancient Forest hotels in Sand Springs, United States of America.

"I did not have breakfast "

"Very large lovely rooms. Definitely a great priced room. Bar staff very nice."

"Second time staying here. Clean rooms. Nice staff. Great location for what we needed. "

"Was awakened by the security guard banging on our neighbors door over and over saying open up open up then there was an alarm that kept going off over and over and over it smelt like cigarette smoke. It was fairly clean, but it had a little bit of damage to the room, my son went out to get in the hot tub, and there was no one out there, and he was told to leave. There was no signage saying the hours of the hot tub since we were awake so early he decided to go get in the hot tub about 8 o’clock in the morning. The security guard came down and said you gotta get out the hot tub doesn’t open till nine, but there was no signage. It was a terrible experience."

"Attentive and friendly staff. Clean, smells like a spa! comfy beds and very quiet. "

"The hotel is a little run down. But it was clean, the staff was friendly and the location was great."

"Very clean comfortable rooms and public spaces. Great breakfast options and quality. Reasonable cost. Nice towels and beddings. Older indoor pool. No spa tub. Good coffee. Pleasant staff, especially the breakfast lady."

"Very clean and we slept great! 10/10"

"The hotel’s main areas were nice. However, I was shocked at how run down the rooms were for the price we paid. Our main issue was being woken up about every 45 minutes to hotel guests talking in the halls and opening/shutting their doors. It finally quieted down around 3:30 am. I understand the hotel cannot make guests have respect for others, but the lack of insulation to keep the noise down was terrible. It sounds as if you left your door wide open to hear everything going on in the hall. Not only that but the doors themselves are LOUD! You can hear every time someone in your hall opens or shuts their door. Again, to the point it wakes everyone up. For paying over $300 a night, I would have hoped I could have gotten to actually sleep for the night. "