Oklahoma City Hotel Guide - National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum hotels in Oklahoma City, United States of America.

"Staff was great. Room was clean. Very quiet. Excellent experience!"

"My recent stay at this property was poor. The overhead light in the bathroom was broken, fortunately the light from the heat lamp worked and provided some visibility. The toilet seat was too small and the wrong shape (commode was oval, seat was round). There was no hair dryer or facial tissues. There were no clothes hangers for the closet area, when I inquired I was told "we don't provide hangers." There was no iron available (I went to Walmart and purchased a travel steamer). The TV didn't work-signal was never available. Carpet was so dirty my shoes were sticking to when I walked across the room. Ice machine was broken and the place where you would place the ice bin (if there had been one provided) was filled with trash. Vending machines empty and not working. Final insult was when a roach crawled across the bed. You might ask why did I stay the 2 nights? Because I had prepaid and was told no refund was available. I had just driven 10+ hours and could not afford to pay for this hotel and go look for and pay for another hotel. See photos."

"Good breakfast, very nice staff"

"Everything was awful. The people who own it seem nice but it seems like a "cheap motel", breakfast was not anything you'd expect (gas station type with one waffle maker and old boiled eggs) the juice machine tasted like chemicals. The tub gurgled all night long. I've stayed here twice and it's awful. Hands down awful.you can pay $24 more dollars to get a two bed at The Embassy..... "

"Checking in was simple & easy. The place was neat and well-supplied. It was away from heavy traffic, yet close enough to multiple attractions in Oklahoma City and area towns. The host is very communicative and helpful. This is the 2nd time I have rented this unity, and I would rent from this host again!"

"Great. "

"SMELLS LIKE SMOKE, DIRT, RODENTS—Avoid this property, unless you like the smell of smoke, rodents, and staying in dirty property.—Upon arrival, we noticed cigarette butts littered trHroughout the front lawn. Opening the door to the property, which is very run down on the outside (probably why they don’t include photos of the outside of the property in the listing - WARNING SIGN!}. We were immediately hit with the smell of smoke trying to be covered up by air fresheners. We called the host to make them aware, and were immediately met with “that’s impossible - there is no way it can smell like smoke, that’s against property rules.” After explaining that the cigarette butts in the front yard could have easily been from inside the house, the host said “I can’t control what they do outside. But the rules say the property is smoke free.” I asked if the outside is not part of the propèrty and the question was avoided.The host said they would send “maintenance” over but was insistent it didn’t smell like smoke. —Once the maintenance person arrived with a plastic bag of glad plug in fresheners, he walked in and said he couldn’t smell any smoke. We talked for a while - a very nice guy. But it was clear he wasn’t interested in being truthful about the smell and protecting the host. He contradicted himself a few times saying he didn’t know the host, but then later said he knows the host is very good about making things right (although the earlier phone call didn’t (TO BE CONTINUED)"

"The house is beautiful, it has everything you need and is in an area which is close to everything! "

"Everything you need in a home away from home. 5 minutes from zoo and science center!"