Expo Inn

"This location was very convenient to the Tulsa expo Center. They had vacancies so why not give it a shot, right?! The hotel's regular room rate was $109 which is the same as a lot of other hotels in the area but booking through expedia, I got the room for $80. When I walked in the door, I was immediately greeted by a smiling front desk clerk named Kandra. She was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, her kind service was certainly the highlight of my trip. The room was questionably small and certainly not as nice as other hotels that I have stayed at. There was some kind of light that blinked in the room all night, so that was annoying. The walls were incredibly thin so we could hear people that were talking quietly in the lobby and the sound of the elevator going up and down all night. I'm guessing that the people in the lobby heard the sounds from my room because they all clapped when we left. Some of them looked at us in awe and some of them in disgust. Overall, this hotel wasn't terrible but next time I'll probably stay at a Drury. Kandra, you're a rockstar!"

"Lost my room 2 hours after the front desk said that I would be able to stay for 2 weeks. They over booked the hotel."

"Was over charged, the assistant couldn't fix as I was checking in. I have to call back next week. The floors are sticky with something. The breakfast is cards only. However, the overnight assistant was very pleasant and friendly."

"Never seen a worse hotel in my life. Don’t believe that the proximity to the expo center is a benefit , just settle for the clean rooms and short drive that other hotels would provide. The rooms are dirty and dusty, the walls are thin, there are mysterious stains on everything, the bathroom doors don’t lock, the beds are uncomfortable, and the “amenities” are the bare minimum required. If you must, spend the money on another hotel with a better reputation."