Find hotels near International Missions Memorial Museum and Gardens, Tulsa from NT$2,588

"Here’s a polished, slightly elevated version that keeps your tone but flows a bit smoother: ⸻ The room was great, the bathroom was spacious, and the shower was consistently hot. Check-in was quick and seamless, and every staff member we encountered was friendly and accommodating. The only reason for the 2-star amenities rating was the pool situation. While it was open and enjoyable, there were no chairs or loungers available to relax in. In the resort’s defense, the pool technically wasn’t scheduled to open for the season for a few more weeks but since it was accessible and being used, it would have been nice to have seating available. Additionally, many of the restaurants don’t open until 4 PM, which leaves limited options for lunch or that in-between afternoon window. That said, Margaritaville was a fun and tasty option, and a big bonus was being able to order drinks there and walk around the casino. Overall, those were very minor inconveniences. It was a great stay, and I would absolutely book here again when visiting Tulsa!"

"Loved the hotel. Close to shopping and restaurants. Their restaurant is very good!! Maybe a bit pricy - but great food!! Great pool!! "

"feels like an overrated motel 6! breakfast was a joke. the clerk to check us in thought he was a comedian. I had to argue to get the room I reserved, the sofa bed was nothing but a twin bed that had a mattress that you could feel every coil! disgusting"

"Clean room, friendly staff"

"The rooms were very clean and fresh. The breakfast was great. The staff person behind the counter who checked us out was unfriendly."

"Roaches behind bed and in bathroom"

"This used to be my go-to spot when I came to Tulsa. I’m not sure if the owners changed or what happened but it was not as clean as it once was. Everything was sticky, room was as though it had not been wiped down and everything was muggy and hot no matter how low you turned the ac. "

"The area feels somewhat secluded from the city, though it is very much in the heart of the Tulsa/BA commercial districts. Entry in & out of the hotel was easy. Check-in was a bit of an issue. I am uncertain whether it was on Hotels.com or Homewood Suites, but we had reserved a two queen bed suite. When we arrived the manager (?... he had a blazer and the others did not) checked us in & "verified" that we had reserved a king suite. I explained what we had reserved & how a king bed would not fit our family, to which he explained they had none available & that was not what "came through." I pulled up my confirmation email, which unfortunately only listed "bedroom suite." He asked if we would accept an accessible suite, so I said sure, as long as it has adequate beds. I finished checking in & we traversed the long corridor to the back of the hotel and took the elevator to the assigned room only to find it was another King suite. We went back down to the lobby. The other gentleman who had been standing nearby when I first checked in helped us. He was very friendly, apologized & gave us two adjoining rooms. I wish I had caught his name--he was very helpful. I found the beds/sofas very comfortable, but only because I prefer extra firm. Not all did. The a/c was sluggish in 1 room, so we left the adjoining doors open & let the other a/c help us out. Breakfast was a typical offering: eggs/sausage/biscuits/muffins/bagels/waffles/yogurt/etc. It was well kept. Checkout was smooth."

"This is an older property for sure. The first night the room we had 213 had 2ft x 2 ft hole in the wall for plumbing, so we moved to 215. By the 2nd day we noticed the air wasn't consistent in cooling our room, so we moved a 2nd time to a room where the air conditioner worked. They did accommodate us in that part."