Couldn't beat the price, $48.00. The room was clean. They charged me twice, but fixed it quickly. It's close to the airport,but I didn't hear any jets. It was fine for one night.

This is an average hotel, but a very good price if you are staying one night before flying home. Its five minutes for the airport so was very convenient for us. The staff were OK, the rooms a reasonable size and the amendities - fridge and microwave were good. I was surprised they want to charge 25 cents to print a boarding pass. The price of this hotel sways my review. It was great value.

I had a ridiculous time trying to find a hotel in Tulsa that had no bedbug-laden reviews. I finally found this $40-something-a-night budget place. It turned out to be one of the most comfortable hotels I've ever slept in.

Value -- can't beat the price, and what you get for your money is great.

Sleep quality -- I had the air conditioning roaring (come on, I'm a Canadian in Tulsa in June!) so I couldn't hear any outside noise. The room was good and dark with the lights out. Finally, and best of all, there was some kind of miraculously squishy mattress pad that was exactly what I needed after sitting on a plane all day. I have never fallen asleep that fast in a hotel.

Food -- it's not a restaurant, but there's an extensive continental breakfast in the lobby. There's cereal, fruit, little sugar doughnuts, toast and spreads, coffee and juice, and (you crazy, lovely southern states) biscuits and gravy.

Cleanliness -- I told these guys, keep up what you're doing, because there are no bugs in a city full of buggy hotels. There are two things that make me want to take off a whole star here. First, the place could have been vacuumed a little better -- it's not a new building and it's getting a bit dusty in the cracks, so you have to really go over those when cleaning. Second, some of the linens could be replaced. My room had two beds. One bed's sheets were covered with old stains -- old blood spots from pimply faces? ballpoint pen ink? a shoeprint?? -- but the other bed's sheets were fine and I slept there.

Service -- wow! Friendly folks at the front desk no matter what wacky hour of the day I stopped in. I asked to borrow a bottle opener once and they had it. The airport shuttle was the icing on the cake. I had to leave the hotel for the airport at 05:30, and Kirti himself was there with his van to take us away.

I was super impressed with everything and I'll recommend it to anyone visiting Tulsa and looking for peace of mind where they stay.

I stayed at this hotel when I was taking the bar exam in Tulsa. It is NOT elegant on the outside. It is in an industrial area off the freeway, and the outside of the building is not impressive. I had to tug on the metal door to my room to get it open. Don't let that scare you off.

In spite of being extremely stressed by the exam, I slept soundly both nights. This was something I had not expected, and have seldom experienced in a hotel. The room was clean and quiet, everything worked, and I felt safe. The water in the shower was hot and had plenty of pressure, the toilet flushed satisfactorily. There was a fridge (which unfortunately didn't smell very good, but I just didn't use it), and a microwave. The heating/cooling unit was very noisy, but worked so well that I could leave it off at night and when I turned it on in the morning it only took 5-10 minutes to warm the room - better than the heating in my cabin out in the country! Service was great. The complimentary breakfast consisted of biscuits and hot gravy in a crockpot, cereal, pastries, bananas, coffee and orange and apple juice - unfortunately, I was too nervous to eat.

This is not a hotel you would go to for entertainment. But if you just need a place to sleep and are looking for a clean, quiet and safe spot where you can get a good night's sleep, this is it! I'll be staying here whenever I need to be in Tulsa, because I believe in using my money wisely.