Best Hotels near Boat Ramp and Oklahoma River Trails Access at 15th and Portland, Oklahoma City

Checked in front desk attendants was rude. Went into room and first thing I noticed was a roach in the shower, and later two on night stand. Half of the lights in the room did not have light bulbs in them. Heat and air unit did not work properly only heated on full blast and would make a awful loud sound every ten minutes roughly when made sound it shut the tv off. pulled out the bed in the couch and there was a sheet with a big yellow stain in the middle of it and smelt horrible. Went down in morning for breakfast and it was crowded, no room yet if you try to walk away they chase you down to charge you ten dollars for leaving the six tables sitting there, as i was sitting eating there was two women next to us, and they had their dogs sitting right next to them feeding them the breakfast food from table, as they got up coughing i overheard them mention their covid test, next thing my wife and i know during stay we are sick and tested positive for covid and quarantined in horrible room fort ten days which hotel management did not do anything for my unpleasant hotel experience, then when i went to check out they kept my one hundred dollar cash deposit claiming there was a dirty towel yet when i left i handed my towels to the maids in the hall and carried my trash out, so i do not know where the tall blonde front desk attendant got the towel with whatever on it. Also there was an older attendant at night that was very unappropriate and rude more than most. This was the most horrible three and a half week stay in a hotel ever, also the hotel store where they sell pops, candy, some food, etc., they mark up over 200%!!!! the day time front desk clerk with blonde hair talks down like he is way better than everyone even to customers!! They also charge extra per person over two in room so not sure about how that works with children.

The price is relatively cut off. Ctrip's twin room is more than 100 US dollars. The hotel is close to the airport. There are also places to eat around. The room is very clean. It is said to be newly opened in 18 years.

This is an affordable and clean hotel located near The Oklahoma City Airport. The suites are great for an extended stay, the suites have a full kitchen and lots of space. The hotel is located within walking distance of countless restaurants and the staff is very friendly and helpful. If you are looking for an affordable hotel/suite in Oklahoma City, this is a great choice.

All went well, at first, with our stay. We reserved a room online and did a pre-check that way too. Check-in was very smooth and we felt confident that like the other stays we have at Holiday Inn Express hotels, there'd be no problems. Then, morning came and it was one thing after another that was concerning. 1. The coffee maker did not work and there was only one Keurig cup for regular coffee. No decaf cups, packets of creamer, sugar and a stir stick. Had to go to the lobby for coffee. 2. As my wife was getting ready for the day, I noticed a mouse along a corner in the room. I assumed it was dead and didn't say anything. However, after our breakfast I noticed the mouse was not in the corner any longer. It was a live mouse! 3. At breakfast, the selections were fantastic - like at any of the other Holiday Inn Express hotels we've stayed at. However, the sausage links were badly under-cooked - so bad that we didn't eat them. I went back for a second cup of orange juice and noticed as it was dispensing in the cup that it looked watery. The first cup was fine and so was the one my wife had, but this second cup didn't even taste like orange juice. It was not drank and dumped in the garbage. 4. Because there was no decaf coffee in the room, my wife got it from the container in the breakfast area. She said it tasted funny and poured it out once we got home. We stay at Holiday Inn Express hotels several times a year. This is our preferred choice in hotels. While we have had a couple of problems over the years, the ones at this hotel exceeded all those others in just one stay. Should we be needing a hotel close to the airport in Oklahoma City (the closest large airport to us), we'll be using another hotel. There is a Holiday Inn Express just off I-240. Not as convenient, but maybe without problems.

In general, this is a pretty nice place to stay. The coziness factor is really appealing - I’m always drawn to smaller properties because I feel there is better customer service. I stayed twice at this hotel in the last month, on two different occasions. The first stay was absolutely perfect; my room was on the top (3rd) floor, and faced north, which is the outside of the hotel. (The inward/pool facing rooms have a courtyard area and a pool, which is great if you don’t mind the inevitable sound of people if the weather is fine, but I don’t enjoy that at all.). The second stay was on the 2nd floor,also facing north. This one wasn’t such a good stay because the A/C was not working, and there was no one there when I checked in at 11:30pm to fix it. I was too exhausted to change rooms, so left the patio/balcony door open for cool air. That made the room quite comfortable, but also vulnerable to noise, so at 5 o’clock in the morning when people were starting to check out, after only 5 hours of sleep, the constant noise finally provoked my wake-up. Also, the maid service didn’t leave the same amount of towels as they had on my previous stay (only 2 weeks earlier). In fact, there was only one facecloth and hand towel, versus the 2 each on the previous stay. On both stays, I had a good, hot breakfast and a freshly prepared cappuccino in the lounge case area, and worked out in the handy gym. So, overall, I would recommend the hotel but would suggest that the maintenance folks check the A/C routinely, yes, even in March. At one time in my life I actually lived in OK in military service, and remember that March can be very fickle - high temperatures be 40 degrees one day and push 80 the next. I remember having to run the A/C on Thanksgiving day two out of the four years I lived there. So PLEASE, Courtyard folks, make sure that A/C works, even in the off-season.

We have now stayed at this location twice while driving cross country. We actually adjusted our plans to make sure that we could stay in this hotel again. The staff are incredibly friendly and the accommodations are comfortable and clean. The breakfast is fantastic too! We had never heard of Avid hotels, but will definitely stay at Avid in the future.

I had booked a room at this hotel a couple of weeks ago for one night. I am very loyal to the Marriott brand and a Silver Elite Bonvoy member. When I arrived, the lobby was not up to the usual Marriott standard. It is an older property and obviously needs some TLC. I checked in and was told my room would not be ready for a few hours. I asked the courteous clerk at the desk if I could possibly seek out another area hotel with a room which was room ready because I had to attend an event and I needed the room to get prepared for the event. He was very cordial and agreed. I secured a room at another nearby property and came back and informed the desk clerk of this. He graciously cancelled the room for me and I was thankful for that. Unfortunately a few days later I noticed I was charged for the room. When I called the manager (Noah) to ask have the charge removed, he was very condescending and argumentative. I explained that the desk clerk had removed my reservation and told me I wouldn't be charged for the room. After explaining the cancellation policy to me (which I already understood) and actually hanging up on me, he refused to refund the room charge. I have never been treated in this manner by any person in the hospitality industry. I would not recommend this hotel to any traveler both for the shabby condition of the hotel and the rudeness exhibited by this manager. I would like to think a level of politeness should always be afforded any loyal Marriott customer.