Find hotels near National Softball Hall of Fame, Oklahoma City from NT$2,475

"The staff was very friendly and the breakfast was wonderful."

"In 2026 we expect an upscale hotel room to have plenty of outlets for recharging the devices we travel with (@3). Even the bedside lamp outlet in #317 was dead. Fortunately bathroom outlets were live. Peeling wallpaper; unadjustable desk chair; lack of a side chair; only one elevator operating at each end of the building -- all suggest deferred maintenance. Many hotels offer free coffee and hot water in the lobby; this didn't. Add the extra costs for parking and breakfast, and this hotel will not be on our list for our next visit to OKC."

"The floor looked like someone had spilled something and it had not been cleaned. The smoke alarm went off all night. The mirror had a layer of dust. I only stayed one night and I was scheduled for 3. I got up early and went to the hospital and did not get back til one. They only wanted to refund for 1 day. They offered me another room that was supposed to be smoke free, but the smoke alarm was still going off. No coffee or breakfast."

"The staff were friendly and the room was clean and comfortable."

"Overall it was great. A few things other travelers might like to know ahead of time. Counter space in bathroom was tiny! We used the desk in the main room, which then felt cluttered. Also no microwave. Which was an inconvenience for a multi day stay. The front desk offered NO information at check in. Like breakfast hours, trolley stop location, etc. They were helpful enough when asked."

"10/10 would come back."

"Their breakfast was awesome 😎."

"We had an amazing time! Customer service was incredible and everyone greeted us with a smile. I booked the room for my grandson's 9th birthday, and expected everything to be expensive. The prices were very reasonable for our family of 6. We're already looking to book when the outdoor activities open up! Thank you Okana and Expedia for making our mini vaca memorable!"

"Good location, electronic key had to be jiggled."