Fairfield Inn & Suites Tulsa South Medical District

Missed breakfast 2 days.

Toilet in the room ran every few minutes. I reported it when I checked out.

very good

nothing

Good furnishings, including a very comfortable, medium-soft bed. Low road noise, especially considering the proximity to major freeways. A powerful bathroom vent helps keep humidity down. The breakfast. It's going to come up twice, though. On the Saturday I stayed, it was pretty good: Eggs, cereals, bread, bagels, meat, yogurt, a little fruit, waffles, three kinds of juice, coffee, and even some croissant sandwiches. Served 6a-10a. This is about as good as it gets in American hotels, from what I can tell in my travels.

The worst wifi. Most of the time, my tablet couldn't even load text pages. I managed to get my laptop to run a speed test -- it was 3Mb/s up/down. That's... functionally worthless with the modern internet. The whole time -- 3 days, and 2 nights. So... not isolated, yeah? The breakfast. See, here it is again. On the Sunday morning, I rolled downstairs at 6:15a. There was just coffee. Because the girl said on Sundays they go 7-10a. Well, thanks for letting me know ... now, I guess? No juice, no fruit, definitely no croissant sandwiches for me. The girl installed the batter into the dispenser (too cold to flow properly), and I managed to etch out a waffle. Then I think she rushed some eggs for me, which I ate. There was some water at the front desk. I drank that. So... The breakfast thing was a big deal to me. I specifically chose this hotel because it had a rep for a great breakfast, and I payed more for that. It was close to the hype the first morning, but I really needed it before starting my long drive home the second, and I was let down hard.

Nice service

Quick check in and easy transaction