I stayed here for a week when I first moved to Tulsa and couldn't have been more pleased. The staff is very helpful and the accomodations are very good. I have recommended this hotel to everyone coming to Tulsa that doesn't want to pay for the Renaissance.

The activity areas in the back of the hotel are very nice. And for an extended stay hotel, it is very nice to have an Albertson's next door to pick up some food for the kitchen.

The furniture is very good by hotel standards, and the bathroom and kitchen are better than most extended stay hotels.

My family (16 people) came into town for my wedding and stayed here and raved about the accomodations. We were able to gather in the common area and enjoy some time there.

The only downside (which it appears they have now fixed), is that you need a PhD to figure out how to connect to the internet. Once figured out, it's fine.

The Staybridge is well laid out, quiet, and has a good breakfast bar as well as nice but small public areas. Rooms are spacious and the people were exceptionally nice.

I had two complaints: first, the quality of the pillows, sheets, and towels was very low grade. The manager told me that they were buying all new early in 2006. My second complaint was the lingering odor in the room left over from cooking. As housekeeping suites, the hotel should be very aware of lingering smells around kitchens and in fabrics and deodorize the rooms as a matter of routine after each guest leaves.

Terrific hotel. We stayed there with a ball team playing in a tournament in Broken Arrow and it was a great location and a very nice facility. Common areas worked well for team/parent gatherings and socializing and everyone appreciated the separate bedrooms in the suites and the kitchens for an extended stay. A great value for the money.