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My wife and I were in Tulsa (from Wichita) working on our rental property and needed an inexpensive place to stay, and not being concerned about amenities. Picked this place due to positive reviews. BOY WAS I SURPRISED. We normally stay in 4 star hotels when on vacation, but for this purpose we were cost conscious due to the nature of our trip. In similar situations I have often stayed at many of the other ”Name Brand” budget facilities under $60. Hometown Inn is light years ahead of the rest. Although small and frugal, offering nothing more than basic vending machines, the property is meticulously maintained and clean. Walking in, you are greeted with extremely fresh smelling hallways and super clean carpet. You can tell this is a family owned and operated facility, taking great pride in its upkeep. We were pleasantly greeted by the female owner, Rupal, who owns the property with her husband. She was vacuuming the hallway when we arrived. Super friendly and kind hearted, as we noted her young daughter playing in the lobby while Rupal vacuumed. Rupal seemed to be there most of the time during our two night stay, so I suspect that they might live on site, but that is only conjecture on my part. Walking into the room held quite a surprise to us. Spotlessly clean and fully remodeled with brand new furniture that was as nice (for its size) as much more expensive properties. The bed was comfortable and you had several choices in types of pillow. This hotel is facing an extremely busy freeway but our room was as quiet as a church. In other words, well insulated. It does have tile floors so your feet will get chilled walking on them (not a biggie), but that guarantees no musty odors from old and soiled carpets. My biggest pet peeve for all hotels, including the high end 4 star facilities is the horrible water pressure in their showers, dribbling barely enough water on you to rinse. NOT THIS ONE. This hotel has the best water pressure in a shower that I have ever experienced. On top of that, they have installed large stylish shower heads that spread the flow all over you. That alone is worth the price of admission. Only minor negative, like most hotels, the towels are pretty small and pretty rough to the touch. I know that is somewhat necessary due to needing to keep the bulk down, for daily washing and drying of linens. But I will definitely take that in favor of the shower. Bar soap is barely large enough to lather with, but we always bring our own full size bars when we travel. At first we couldn't find a fridge to put our leftovers from dinner, but then discovered it hidden in the credenza underneath the TV. Coffee maker is really dinky and only makes one small cup at a time. Be sure to request styro coffee cups from the front desk if there are none in your room. Ours did not have any the first night there and we had to use their small clear plastic water cups. Later found out that the maid overlooked that item. There are 2 ”built in” night

The staff are very friendly. The front desk/foyer is deceptive though. Very new and updated… super clean. Then you get to the hallway to your room and you begin to realize the rest was not as updated. My hallway had a slight odor to it… then I got to the room… the room smelled awful like really old musky mildew… old wet carpet smell. Their were snot boogers blown on the wall near the bed (not kidding) and the sitting chair looked like someone had either given birth or possible been murdered… it was disturbingly gross. The bed was a full size that felt like it was made from layers of plywood and it was set up with a king backboard and night stands fixed to the wall so you almost had to get out of the full size bed to reach the night stands. I will say the maids cleaned daily of you wished and the smell wasn’t so bad after a can and a half of fabreez. They did have decent internet and surprisingly large 4k tvs. This was paid for by Melton Truck Lines for training otherwise I would have left the moment I saw the room and the smell… oh that smell.

Had a great experience checking in with Jennifer. She was having to multitask but didn’t miss a beat. After checking in and getting settled Mr John Perez handling the bistro and bar better then a pro. He was very friendly and personable. I ordered the wings but they didn’t have the sauce I was hoping they had. Well John got with Jennifer and they created and awesome sauce to die for. Needless to say they created an experience that will make me return. Such customer accommodation and service is few and far between but this place exceeded all expectations. Do your self a favor and stay here. If you do say hi to Jennifer and John for me.

In traveling this route and staying in Marriott properties over 14 years this was the worst experience I’ve had. It was a handicap assessable room as requested however the only handicap part was a sign on the door. The toilet was so low to the ground you almost had to crawl off of it. The shower and tub was so narrow. It was hard to step into and the water did not drain so I had to stand in my own dirty shower water, the first thing I noticed on arrival was the light wasn’t working in the bathroom so I called the front desk to the room and all he kept talking about was how all the rooms had brand new microwaves. Who cares I didn’t come there for the microwave! And the bathroom floor was so slippery almost slimy , it was ridiculous His explanation was, I must’ve had something on my shoes. Yeah I’ve been in the car for 10 hours. I’m sure I had something on my shoes. I’m including a picture of a cracked frame on the window. It’s a lucky thing I only needed to sleep and get up and leave. I will give the credit to them for the breakfast. It was decent. It was hot, but I had it as soon as she put it out at the very beginning I can’t speak for later, but they had a nice selection, it is beyond me how this hotel advertises as the most up-to-date in the area I sincerely hope that’s not the truth because if you think sticking a brand new microwave in the room updates it you can think again I am so very disappointed. I will be calling management on Monday there’s no point in doing it on the weekend. I already know that, the lack of concern by the front desk was very troublesome and the ridiculous things he said to try and make it sound OK was worse! There are several other Marriott choices in this area. I chose this one for the price, but I sure did not receive the value for what I paid for sad sad experience. I never ever had to leave a review like this on a hotel.

Loved 😍 loved 😍 loved 😍 ❤️ this hotel! Cian the night clerk was the best!

Nina at the front desk helped me and she was awesome! I needed some help with printing several documents that I had misplaced and needed for a meeting. When I went to the front desk to ask for help, Nina was there with a smile and asked how she could assist. She quickly stopped what she had been working on and insisted on helping me right away. Nina printed the documents that I needed and delivered quickly. This was the only time that I have been in a pinch like this and needed help immediately and I was so happy that Nina was there to help me. She is great!

I would not stay at this hotel. I arrived at the airport and first ordered an Uber, while I was waiting I saw the hotel at a shuttle. I approached it and the driver acted like he never saw a black person before. He saw I wasn’t leaving so he asked where I was staying. I confirmed the Doubletree. He then told me he would be awhile and I would have to wait as if he’s prefer me yo get out and find my own transportation. As I felt uncomfortable, I got off the shuttle and took an Uber. Arriving at 1am in the morning, it was not a pleasant experience. Arrived at the hotel I formed the receptionist of my experience and she attempted to justify his actions.

Stayed here one night while passing through Tulsa. The hotel is pretty new and is in a great location; it’s walking distance to plenty of restaurants. There’s also a rooftop bar with a great view of the city. It’s open to the public which is slightly odd. We didn’t know it was Pride so we’re surprised at how busy the city and the hotel were. Checking in wasn’t the best. Despite booking two rooms they put us on different floors. I understand it was a busy night but I know for a fact plenty of other groups were put on the same floor. They did eventually move up to the same floor but only after some negotiation. The rooms themselves were nice and clean. The room with one bed felt much larger and had a seating area. The bathroom was good too with a decent shower. There was a very loud fan in the bathroom that would not turn off which was annoying. Despite the room being nice, everything went downhill from there. There was a large group of people staying on our floor who were divided between at least four rooms. They had clearly been drinking all day and were being very rowdy. From 10pm onwards they kept coming in and out of all their rooms, making an insane amount of noise in the corridor. They were shouting, arguing and taking really loudly. They kept all the doors to their rooms open and were basically treating the hallway as an extension of their rooms. We rang the front desk multiple times to get them to talk to the people but they did nothing helpful. I think they maybe sent someone up at one point but it did nothing. We even tried to reason with them but got nowhere. The hotel staff dealt with the situation very badly. They should never have allowed a group that large into the hotel. Spreading them over an entire floor was always going to be a bad idea. I can’t say I’d recommend this hotel. It doesn’t seem well run despite looking good and being in a nice location.