Hotels Near Life.Church Oklahoma City in Oklahoma City

If you are going to stay in OKC, I cannot imagine why one would stay anywhere else. (Well, I guess if you need a golf course or a pool, this would not be your place.) This building was erected when architects had an imagination beyond glass towers and owners willing to pay to build something beautiful. The architecture is stunning, the decor is breathtaking. Even the elevator doors and the panels above the elevators are ridiculously ornate and beautiful. The Great Hall is well named (rather like the Grand Canyon is too). Don't miss the downstairs bar built in the old safe-deposit vault. Few bars have you walk in via a two-foot-thick steel door! Rooms were clean and well kept. Great shower plus Beekman soap - I buy that for my personal use! The elevators have the upgraded system where it directs you to the best elevator to get you to your floor. So efficient - I only shared an elevator once during my whole stay. I wish all hotels would install these. HVAC system was efficient and quiet; after some nightmares elsewhere, I don't take that for granted anymore. All-in-all a tremendous hotel in a great location. Good coffee shop on premises and another across the street. Gilded Acorn Cafe served delicious food. I wolfed my egg salad sandwich and went to town on my partner's quiche. Both yummy. Burn it off at the very adequate fitness center. A good selection of cardio and weight machines. plus, my favourite, an erg, (even few gyms have those these days). (Note to manager, a foam roller would be a great, and inexpensive, addition.) You should stay here, just pulling up out front feels special. And the friendly staff will make you feel all the more so.

Great staff--suite was really nice , clean with comfortable bed. Great location to see much of OKC--all walking distance. Great breakfast. Friendly staff. Quiet. Safe gated parking in the back. Would highly recommend.

Just stayed here as part of my Route 66 trip and it was in the top 3 best hotels I’ve stayed on this trip. What a gorgeous boutique place this is—Hilton outdid itself with this Curio brand hotel. The lobby holds a cozy public sitting area, and all the people I encountered at the front desk were engaging, friendly, and helpful. (The lobby has this relaxing spa-like smell that sets a restful tone for your stay). The room was incredibly spacious and it was one of the few hotels post-Covid-19 that actually had pens and pads. The interior decorating in the Colcord has the feel of a high-end luxury hotel. My view overlooked a botanical garden, and walking the area felt safe. The attached restaurant, Flint, offered a varied menu (great food—my scallop appetizer was one of the freshest I’ve ever had in a land-locked state) and an incredibly friendly staff. I hope to stay here again, and I hope they maintain this level of comfort and service.

The valet service was excellent and a blessing in the heat. Also, everything is closeby so there is not much driving or traffic to hassele your stay. . We were missing a hairdryer but the front desk was prompt to deliver one to our room.

I had a great experience except for the parking garage situation. It was very confusing. I parked first and then paid extra to come in and out for the 2 days I was there. When I first tried to come out the 2 day ticket wouldn’t work, after explaining over & over again to the guards they finally let us out. They said that they have issues with people passing around those tickets but I showed my room number and all of my tickets. All in all it was just an unnecessary hassle, not sure if it’s a machine error or what but I know it caused issues for several other people as well. There is a sign that says to check in before parking but I got caught up in the downtown traffic from arriving late and was in a hurry to just park so part of it is my fault. I didn’t get a chance to enjoy the breakfast or pool amenities but I heard good things! Overall, I’m satisfied with my stay and would most certainly visit again!

I was in town to help my son move to OKC. A little stressful until we met April at the front desk who helped us get settled in. April is professional, calm, very, very helpful and gave us such a great first impression of Oklahoma City. The hotel is roomy, has a relaxing lobby, bar area and is close (walking distance) to so many tourist attractions. Most every OKC resident we met was so nice and it all started with April. Thank you April! - We hope to see you next time we are in town.

It was great getaway for us and it was a reasonable price and the room are nice… You would expect it though. So don’t let the outside fool you! Also it located by food and shopping. Very convenient it right by the highway.

The price is OK, there is a simple kitchen inside, it is convenient for people who like to cook and blow, and all aspects of hygiene are satisfied. It may be too close to the highway. The sound insulation effect is a bit awkward. Generally speaking, it is OK.

My family was in OKC for a sporting event. While others from the team chose to stay in Bricktown, we chose this location based on ease of parking. It ended up being the right choice. Our room was so spacious that 4 of us had more than enough room to move around. The bathroom was massive and came equipped with shampoo/conditioner/body wash, the closet was a huge walk in, and the room itself was very clean. Check-in was a breeze and the staff was very friendly. Several restaurants nearby! The pho place in front of the hotel was incredible. The only complaint that I have was that breakfast was lacking in quality. The eggs were rubbery and the sausage was cold, so we stuck to cereal each morning. But I truly care more about the cleanliness than the breakfast anyway, so that doesn’t take away from my stay in any way. Would definitely stay at this location again.

Our room was clean and comfy. The manager the front desk the night we checked in was awesome breakfast was OK the only downside the pool and hot tub were not super clean and I’m pretty rundown shape. Location wasn’t great that we were there for but that was my fault and my search.