Find hotels near Philcade Building, Tulsa from NT$3,739

"Great place to stay!"

"Very clean room"

"This was such a cute and modern place. I didn’t get to check out the rooftop restaurant but next time we are in town we definitely will. I heard good things about that as well. Room was clean and staff was friendly"

"Perfect experience all around"

"This is a historic hotel but things are a bit in transition. My room was clean, very spacious but with a mixture of some parts partially renovated and others quite dated. Given the older windows, the street noise creeps in easily. Nothing about my room really looked as depicted online. Valet service was good. Restaurant is ok. Not a bad choice but the hotel seems a bit aspirational."

"Here are my negatives. No covered parking options (they do have a gated lot that you have to pay for), we got no sleep because of the wind blowing through AC units “whistling” all night on an adjacent roof right outside my window (this was very loud and never stopped), weird shower door that is open on half with no ability to close so water got everywhere, there was an exhaust fan in the bathroom ceiling but there was no way to actually use it as none of the wall switches turned it on, in return bathroom was steamy when trying to get ready, corners of floors were not clean with hair pilled up, cleaning supplies were left in my room, ants on the breakfast counters in the lobby during breakfast, oh and no ice bucket which is standard in every hotel room I’ve ever stayed in. Positives: kitchenette with everything, comfy bed, free breakfast, and front desk staff were great."

"The checkout and check in process was extremely slow… the shower wouldn’t completely turn off and it wouldn’t drain. We had to stand in shin deep water while taking a shower. Definitely not what I expected for the price we paid."

"It's a beautiful place, but we will probably not return. Our main issue was with the air system. It is noisy, and the only option to make it quiet is to turn it off. Even with the thermostat turned to 75°, we had to sleep in the robes to be warm enough, although the blanket in the armoire drawer was discovered in the morning."

"Yes"