My husband and I recently traveled from St. Louis, MO to Phoenix, AZ by car. On the way home, we had a terrible time finding a hotel at which to stop for the night. We kept reading bad reviews of hotels/motels off of I-40 in Oklahoma, but we finally found this Comfort Inn. It was convenient to the highway, very clean, and had a very comfortable bed. The free continental breakfast was also a plus! We arrived rather late--I believe it was 12:30 a.m.--and that was not a problem at all. The pool and hot tub seemed very nice and clean, although we did not stay long enough to make use of these. The only negative was that the remote control for the television didn't really work that well. We did not ask for a new one, as we were only sleeping there for the night. Had this been a longer trip, I would have wanted that situation fixed. This hotel was a great place to rest for the night. If I were coming to OKC for a longer visit, I would definitely consider this hotel again.

below normal Comfort Inn Standards. A bus load of students were staying and were completely out of control. Management unable to handel them. No sleep for anyone.

I stayed at the Comfort Inn North in Oklahoma City for 3 nights in March 2007. The hotel, I think, has recently been renovated. The rooms and beds were clean and comfortable. The registration staff were helpful and courteous. There is an indoor pool at the hotel (I didn't use it, but it seemed to be popular with kids and families). The location is just ok ... right off of the interstate. I was attending a meeting at the National Cowboy Museum and it was very convenient to the Museum (about a 7 minute drive, on the interstate during rush hour). It is within walking distance to several fast food places (McDonalds, Sonic, Subway and very close to IHOP). The breakfast wasn't anything special ... cereal, danishes, juice. All in all, a good place to stay. If I needed a hotel in the area , I would stay there again.