Springhill Suites By Marriott Oklahoma City Downtown

“Wonderful accommodations!”

This was a great choice for our stay in Oklahoma City. The Hotel is under some new renovations, but the only thing we observed was new carpet rolls in one of the open areas. Our room was clean, comfortable, quite, and newly upgraded. The staff were all pleasant and helpful. The breakfast was d… more

This was a great choice for our stay in Oklahoma City. The Hotel is under some new renovations, but the only thing we observed was new carpet rolls in one of the open areas. Our room was clean, comfortable, quite, and newly upgraded. The staff were all pleasant and helpful. The breakfast was decent and much like other hotels where we have stayed. We were attending a concert at the The Criterion which was just across the street from the hotel. We didn't need to be concerned about driving or parking, we just walked across the street.

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“Very Nice Place”

My wife and I stayed here a few days ago. The staff was great, the hotel and room were very clean, and the valet was very professional. My only issues are, there is no self parking so be prepared to add $22.00 a night to your stay and the happy hour was about 1/2 hour late starting in the evening… more

My wife and I stayed here a few days ago. The staff was great, the hotel and room were very clean, and the valet was very professional. My only issues are, there is no self parking so be prepared to add $22.00 a night to your stay and the happy hour was about 1/2 hour late starting in the evening and breakfast was about 45 minutes late starting the next morning which knocked me out of eating breakfast before leaving. Other than those minor issues, it's a great place to stay in a great location.

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“Just an OK Hotel”

We stayed here for four nights on a recent long-weekend trip to OKC. It was our first time visiting Oklahoma, so we weren’t familiar with the area. The location of this hotel was just ok—it’s on the very far edge of Bricktown. It was walkable to the ballpark/canal area and to a streetcar stop (mayb… more

We stayed here for four nights on a recent long-weekend trip to OKC. It was our first time visiting Oklahoma, so we weren’t familiar with the area. The location of this hotel was just ok—it’s on the very far edge of Bricktown. It was walkable to the ballpark/canal area and to a streetcar stop (maybe a 15-20-minute walk?), but not as in the mix as we’d hoped. If we went back, we’d stay a little more central, probably at the Residence Inn that’s right on the canals. The room was nice—not nearly as spacious as other Springhill’s we’ve stayed at. We noticed two major inconveniences in this room, particularly when sharing the room amongst a family of four. First, there was no mirror outside the bathroom—this meant that no one could get ready while someone was in the bathroom. That means it took us a long time for us all to get ready. Second, there was only one hook in the bathroom for towels, meaning we had to keep asking for new towels and couldn’t reuse the ones we had. These were small things that could have easily been addressed with a couple more hooks and a mirror in the suite area, but important to know if you’re traveling with a family. The staff were all very nice, but not very helpful. They weren’t able to explain to us how the streetcars worked or give me directions to several different places I asked for. You’d think in a touristy area like Bricktown, the staff would be a little more knowledgeable. Again, they were very friendly, just not very helpful. The breakfast was good—lots of options, but not enough seating. Overall, this was a good hotel, we would just prefer to be a little closer to things to do, so we’d stay more central next time.

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