Wyndham Tulsa

I was pleasently surprised how nice this hotel was. My company just recently started a new contract so I was excited to see what Wyndham could offer.
Our van driver, Horace, picked us up in a timely manner. He was very friendly and knowledgable and made us feel welcomed while we were on the way to the hotel.
We were greeted by a young man at the front desk who was also very hospitable and friendly. I can’t remember his name but his shift ended at 11pm on Tuesday, September 1. They also had «spa water» available in the lobby and the orange one was refreshing and delicious. We stayed on the Club Lounge floor and had access to the club lounge during breakfast and night time appetizers.
The girl working the evening shift in the club lounge was very nice and friendly. They had quesadillas and chips w/​salsa for snacks and a wide variety of drinks. Wine, Beer, Sodas, Waters, etc complimentary in the club lounge. In the morning, there was another attendant and she was very sweet as well. There were hot items like biscuits, eggs, bacons, potatoes, etc and cold items like cereal, fruits, and breads. I really enjoyed the club lounge breakfast!
My room was huge, spacious, and clean. The bathroom however, like others stated is old and dingy. That would be my only complaint but the water pressure and temperature was so nice, I didn’t mind.
I’m excited to return and had a great stay at Wyndham!

During my family road trip we decided to stay here after purchasing a living social deal that offered a soul queen room 4 wristbands to indoor water park and 4 breakfast vouchers.
When we arrived the front desk was severely under staffed causing a minimum 30 minute wait which caused the line to grow in size and decreased in patience.
When we arrived to our room, we noticed it was clean, however there weren’t any towels and the writing pen and tablet were on the floor. I called for towels none arrived. I had to get towels from the pool area. The shower was great!!! The pressure of the water, the temperature was lovely. After 5 calls later that night housekeeping finally brought up towels. That was terrible and unacceptable.
The water park is a pool with slides for toddlers and an engaging play area. The shallow walk in area is nice and the deep water is 3 feet. Very nice for small children. It’s not a water park. They offer a regular larger deeper pool on the outside which was great for my kids.
The fitness center was adequate in need of cleaning and fresh paint to bring to life.
The beds were a nice size kind of hard and very creaky. I kept thinking someone was at the door so i kept jumping up. lol
Had to locate the breakfast that was offered. No mention of it at check in. I was so glad it was included. I would be very upset if I had paid $ 12 for a continental breakfast.
Overall, being on the road just looking for a place to shower and sleep it was great. Much better than a motel off the highway. They need to freshen the place up with a deep clean, fresh paint, and staff that are excited about customers.

We had nothing but problems from the time we checked in. We booked a 10 night stay thru Priceline on a pricebid and this is what they gave us as a 3 star. This place is maybe a 2 star. The location is in a primarily Hispanic area. It’s kind of scary after dark. We had issues checking in because we had added a night to our stay so they had 2 reservations. After figuring out the correct reservation, we got to our room. It’s very old and needs updating. The bed is hard as a rock. The bathroom is old and really, really small. The website indicates there are mini refrigerators and microwaves in all rooms. This is not true. We were told there is a free Continental breakfast, but that is not true. There is only coffee. The breakfast buffet is $ 13 per person. The bar and lobby area are really nice. There were kids running up and down the hall at 11pm. We had to call to request they quiet them down. The waterpark area is small and had at least 50 – 60 kids at a time in it. It was so loud and smelled horrible. The Jacuzzi is in this area and is NOT relaxing. The outdoor pool and area around it are nice. We had to checkout the next morning and re-​check in due to the additional night we had added. The Manager cancelled our reservation. They were able to reinstate but wanted us to pay again. I informed them we paid in full at the time we booked in January. They claimed Priceline hadn’t paid them. We had to spend almost an hour on the phone with Priceline to have them call the Hotel and straighten it out. The Wi-​Fi didn’t work on the 9^th floor. I brought this to their attention and they gave me a number to tech support. I’m not spending time on the phone with tech support while I’m on vacation. Just a mess. I would recommend skipping this place and go to Studio 6 just up the road. It’s a little nicer and less expensive.

I drove a long way to get here and I’m exhausted. The place is dank, filthy and the staff could care less. Take a look at my pictures if you want to see a degree of dirtiness usually found at bus stations, not hotels! I’m no princess but The whole place reeks of urine and laziness. They won’t let me switch rooms but there is no way I’m sleeping on these pube laden sheets!

Do not stay here unless you are desperate! Elevators are the worst! Stairs are useless. Indoor pool is small considering how many kids are swimming. Outdoor pool and area is nice. The free breakfast and breakfast room are inadequate. Parking isn’t great. Hotel is not in a good area.

Why this place stays packed is beyond me. I have had to stay in MOTELS that were better than this. Filthy. Greasy glass doors. Filthy floors. Stained carpet. Elevator mirrors are flat disgusting. No one cleans this place. I fully expected to get food poisoning from the $ 13, cold, breakfast buffet. The bathroom is just ridiculously outdated. Only 1 of the 3 rooms my company booked us had a microwave and fridge. Which were tactfully stacked atop eachother on the floor with a very neat powerstrip hanging out the side. Real classy… No safe in the rooms. A/​C is woefully insufficient. Most retarded little bed pillows Ive ever seen. I could go on and on. This hotel is the type that SHOULD have a neon pink sign flashing outside advertising «ROOMS BY THE HOUR». It is a complete sh*thole. Funny thing is, the locals think it is nice! Maybe its not the hotel, but just Tulsa, itself.

I need to stress THIS HOTEL IS EXTREMELY short staffed. If you think this won’t effect you, think again. It effects checking in, checking out, if you have a question, your room being cleaned, getting breakfast or drinks at the restaurant. On top of that, their computers were down and they seemed to indicate it was my problem at checkout when I didn’t get a receipt or 4 days later when I called for a receipt. The phone literally rang for 4 minutes until someone answered and I was told that I’d need to hold for another 3 – 4 minutes if I want a receipt because they were very busy and had a long line. An indication of one person maintaining the whole lobby and front office which is all I saw in the 4 days I was there. Very, very poor management. Very poor reflection on Wyndam as an organization.

We thought this would be a nice place to take the kids, the swimming pool looked great online. Granted it was Spring Break, but the place was a mad house and there was no control mechanism for who should be there and who should not. At least have wristbands. Adding to the chaos are the birthday parties people throw here so it added to a crowded situation.
It was dangerous, people were going down slides and landing on each other.
It was dirty. There was blood on the ground around the pool.
There were no towels to dry off when we were done swimming. But they were replenished later.
I would not recommend someone staying here.

Horrible so far. First day of a week here and they put me in the wrong room to begin with. Then told me they’d switch me to the right room after they were cleaned, never heard from them. I’m supposed to have a refrigerator and microwave which I was told if have by an afternoon front desk person after the morning person left, still don’t have either… in the wrong room still as well… after calling the front desk 3 times today. If I had the option to go to a different hotel, I wouldn’t hesitate.

This is the 2^nd time I have stayed here. Both times were cheap and I got what I paid for. First time internet was not working all weekend. Second time the hot water was out but no one told me till after I checked in. WILL NEVER STAY HERE AGAIN!!! Even if it was free.

Very nice staff. Decent accommodations. I’ve stayed here several times.
Unfortunately they constantly seem to be understaffed and the elevators are never all in service. At it’s worst I’ve seen a line 15 deep at the elevators

Should you ever find yourself in Tulsa and in urgent of a place to crash for the night… dumpster dive to find a cardboard box and shack up under an overpass before even considering this place. Truly one of the worst hotel experiences I have ever had, and I have stayed at some rough places in a past job.
As noted by others on Unilocal and across these here internets — the place smells. Hallways smell. Rooms smell. It’s difficult to identify the source or offer a comparison so you can live vicariously through this review — there was simply a persistent odor. Not overpowering, just there. Like a stalker who loves you just enough to follow you everywhere, but not enough to step up and stab you.
Anna B — the hotel could have every well brought a microwave and fridge to your room. They are not cabinet mounted or otherwise affixed. We asked for a fridge, but when it was brought i we wished we hadn’t. Pretty sure the most recent «owners» of it were simply our of the room when the staff snuck in and whisked it away. Shelves were filthy. Exterior looked as though it had fallen off the 5^th floor and landed on some very sharp rocks — several times.
Staff, including the GM Brian are absolutely inept. When you call the front desk they seem to have no sense that you are calling from within the hotel. There were three parties in my group each of which arrived at slightly separate times, each received a different set of times during which breakfast was served. Two of us were checked in by the same buffoon so how he couldn’t keep his story straight is beyond comprehension. Issues were escalated to Brian and never resolved during the stay.
Restaurant — don’t bother with breakfast, certainly not the buffet at +$ 13 a head for adults, generously half priced for kids. Most of the food is obviously prepackaged, frozen fare that has been re-​heated from day to day well past its intended lifespan. They have these omelette things that fell into this category which at first glance appeared to be filled with pimento cheese but were in fact filled with a cheese product with diced up ham in it. I use the words «cheese» and «ham» only for illustrative purposes so the reader can attempt a visual of what I found. The product inside the omelettes would make Spam and Cheez Whiz run for the disposal.
What else — Oh! The housekeeping staff comes knocking at 8am so if you choose to ignore this review be sure to put out the DND door hanger unless you want an early start on your day.
They run the laundry machines in the early evening and that saps all the hot, even warm, water from the rooms. How do I know? We tried to take showers at about 5pm and got nothing but cold water. «Engineering» came up to check our water and said the laundry was the cause so they had turned off the machines «for now». Seriously. Did I call the staff inept earlier? Let’s make that full tilt moronic.
From what I understand the hotel is not in the best part of town but really Wyndham, put forth a minimal effort to make your little corner of Tulsa a better place.

After checking in, I read some of the reviews and I was a little worried about our stay here. I’m glad that my expectations were wrong. The staff here has been amazingly nice and spot on. We ordered room service and not only did it come quickly but the room service person was quite friendly. Even the breakfast staff at their restaurant, Beechwood, was amazingly friendly and attentive. Especially Portia! She was awesome. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The kids pool was perfect for my 7 year old and was kind of epic for a kid to play in. Whatever complaints anyone else had, we certainly did not experience any of it.

This hotel is overpriced and nasty. First of all there were no luggage carriers downstairs and when I asked for one the guy did not offer to help, he just said guess theyre all being used. The room service food smelled and tasted old and funky. The nachos were stale. The room and hallways smelled old and musty. There was trash and dirty towels laying by doors in the hallway overnight. When I called and asked for more towels they forgot and I had to call the next morning again. I was told on priceline that all of the rooms had microwaves and refrigerators… My room had none of these items. When I asked front desk they said only a few rooms have the fridge and microwave. They did not even offer to move me to one of these rooms. The ice machine on my floor was not even working. The floors are nasty in the rooms. hope you have flip flops. Never staying there or on that side of creepy town again.

Not hard to see why the name changes on this place regularly. First and foremost the whole downstairs smells like pool water. Fine for the pool area, not so fine while checking in or getting something to eat. And the smell follows you upstairs. Had room on 5^th floor and after stepping off elevator and the door closing it STILL smelled like pool water. Smelled that way halfway down the hall. The rooms seem to vary, the last one was clean, the one before that was occupied by some one else. Took them two tries to find one without some one already in it. That shows that their record keeping is not very good. Too many other good hotels at 31^st and Memorial to recommend this one.

Check in was fast and easy, room was clean, pool was awesome for our 2 and 7 year old. Don’t go in the arcade, we took $ 5, all we got was a little toy gun from the 50 cent machine. None of the other games worked and would count the change we put in wrong. Worst arcade I’ve ever been to in my life.
Room service food, was fast, but only ok after driving for 10 hours and swimming for 2. You would expect it to taste wonderful after not eating much all day. $ 23 steak had a good half, then the other half was mostly chewy and not easy to eat (and in always one to finish every bite of chewy steak) the veggies it came with were great! The mashed potatoes were dry, but tasted good. My husband and kids got the cheese burger and fries, they said the burger was good, fries were not good, even with ranch, which usually fixes any fry.
The room overall was not that bad, fridge, nice tv, beds were comfy. Toilet runs in the middle of the night every once in a while, shower curtain isn’t long enough so you drench the floor, the water coming out of the shower head is such high pressure your numb by the time you get out (ow, even on the lowest setting), curtains don’t cover the ends of the windows, so if you need it pitch black to sleep, that won’t happen.
Would stay here again, just not order $ 70 room service again. (Or even try to play the arcade games)

We stayed here in a large group due to a competition. The room we were in had no refrigerator, microwave, or trash can. The room smelled like moth balls. That indoor water park thing is really for young children, like 5 or younger. The bar there did have good food. I are a veggie pizza and it was great. Even though the food was good the all around stay scores a 2 star for me. Definitely would not stay again.

I only stayed here because my kids like the pool… for about half an hour. Pretty shabby! My non-​smoking room smelled very strong like cigarette smoke. It was 5:40pm before we were ever able to check in because they kept telling us that our room wasn’t ready yet. Check-​in is supposed to be at 3pm! When we finally got in, there was a giant, soaking wet spot in the carpet that squished when I stepped on it.

My 4 year old son loves this hotel. I probably wouldn’t stay there without him. He likes the huge indoor kiddie pool… it’s very kid friendly. We ordered room service for dinner… the pizza and salad were delicious. The hotel was super busy and it took an hour to get our food, but the bartender comped it for us and said he was the only one working that night. That was very nice of him since I’ve waited longer for room service at other hotels and they didn’t comp anything. The room was decent and the hotel is close to the highway and some fast food places and a grocery store.

Unfortunately I unknowingly stayed at this hotel about a year ago when it was still called the Radisson. I had a horrible experience with their staff then where they left myself and a bunch of my co-​workers stranded outside our office building for over an hour as they lied to us continuously saying they were «on their way». They only had one van and said they had an agreement with an airline that they were required to pick up that staff first. However, we had also reserved the shuttle for a pickup. It was outrageous and my company had actually decided never to book with them again.
When I arrived this time to the same hotel only to see a name change I was pretty annoyed but decided to give it another chance. Good news is that the staff here is very nice, I’m hoping they had a management change along with the name change and I was relieved to see three courtesy vans outside so that problem has probably gone away.
However, the rooms are still terrible. I was on the 9^th floor (apparently renovations are happening on some of them) but my room was ancient. The air conditioner barely functioned and didn’t seem to take humidity out of the air at all. The bathrooms are so tiny that you literally have to stand by the toilet to shut the bathroom door, and the hot water takes forever to get to your shower. I don’t know if this was because I was on the 9^th floor, but it was pretty annoying when I was trying to get ready for work in the morning.
The rooms have no microwave and no fridge which is ridiculous but clearly a ploy to have everyone spend a fortune in their terrible restaurant. My first morning I went downstairs for breakfast and paid $ 11. This included barely cooked oats for oatmeal (they were still stiff like they hadn’t been cooked and were basically inedible) and when I asked the cook for an egg white omelet she started cooking it with BUTTER. When I pointed it out she didn’t speak enough english to understand and gave it to me anyway. So I grabbed a few bites out of desperation since their fruits were not ripe. They also charged me an additional $ 3 for their bad coffee. I could have bought a latte for that! Honestly, the whole breakfast was terrible.
There are also huge old TVs, I’m hoping they are planning on upgrading them and their remotes (my remote was gross and had been used so often all of the identifying markers for the buttons had rubbed off). Honestly, I hope they are fully renovating these rooms and not just doing small changes because they need it.
The only thing I like about this hotel is the current staff (they are nice now) and the beds. The beds are sleep number and although one of my coworkers said her actual sleep number buttons didn’t work, the beds are still comfy which is extremely important. Maybe if I hear they have made changes I’d potentially check it out but I hope I never have to stay here again.