Tulsa Club Hotel Curio Collection By Hilton

Temperature of hot water was too low, could never get it above lukewarm.

Easy check in, room service was very nice! Food was awesome!! (Especially breakfast!)

Room was small, i booked a petite and it’s very small, (my own doing). The beds were a little uncomfortable, shower head was dirty.

The room was nice, the bed comfortable, plenty of pillows. Bathroom was acceptable with clean shower, daily clean towels. I prefer a tub, but I understand that that is not the fashion anymore. I had breakfast everyday at the Chamber restaurant, but found not a lot for me to eat that was healthy. I'm trying to eat a low sugar, low carb, no seed oil diet. They had very little in the way of those kinds of meals. I had a vegetarian omelette each morning and the portion was massive, but it was generally a little stodgy. Not really a light and fluffy omelette with lightly cooked vegetables. I've had two servers in the morning for breakfast, and one was pretty grumpy and the other one was brilliant and friendly. The last disappointment was hearing that they serve cappuccinos, and when I went to get one, discovered that they use a semiautomatic machine instead of actually making the cappuccinos from scratch. Disappointed I could not get a decaf cappuccino in the evening because all the local coffee shops were closed. Overall, pretty comfortable and acceptable, but if you want food, go elsewhere.

This past weekend, my husband booked a room at the Tulsa Club, and I must say our experience was a 10/10. Randell, the gentleman at the front desk was kind and extremely helpful. He went up and beyond to make our experience amazing! We have now discovered our new in town getaway! We will tell our friends and family! We had the best anniversary!!!

Had a great music-centric trip to Tulsa with BLTours and Kevin at the valet station added a lot of fun and great suggestions to our trip! Thank you Kevin!

The Tulsa Club Hotel, a gilded 1927 hotel with a AAA Four-Diamond ratings, was constructed to be the social epicenter oF oil-rich Tulsa, Oklahoma, was home to the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce on floors two through five for 25 years and now is the anchor of the city's Art Deco District. Located at 115 East 5th Street, at South Cincinnati Avenue, it features 96 guest rooms and suites, restaurant, coffee shop/cafe, 24-hour gym, fitness center, boutiques, bar, ATM/banking service, valet parking, 24-hour front desk and free newspapers. I reserved a Premier King Room with king-sized bed, room service, free wi-fi, 55-inch LCD TV, private bathroom with shower/tub and safe. In the Chamber, the hotel's full-service restaurant, I indulged in a late-night double smash burger and, before leaving on my 688-mile journey to Chicago, a breakfast of oatmeal and traditional Eggs Benedict with sausage patties and breakfast potatoes.

Great hotel - very clean.

Some rooms contain a view of the wall of the building next door.

Rooms are large and spacious. Great art deco designs and aesthetic.

Seems a little unfinished, some construction dust in some areas, floors are cracked, some sconces are broken, all minor items.

Parking was a bit expensive