Search Hotels Near Ascension St. John Broken Arrow, Tulsa

"The staff was great, but the condition of the room was awful. They did make it right and comp the room so that was nice. They are redoing some of the floors so if you get one of those floors I'm sure it will be a much better experience than I had. The whole hotel looks like it's not been kept up. The wall are cracking, ceiling tiles falling in. Every where you looks something was falling apart or not kept up. It was also so hot everywhere. I asked for a fan, and they sent up one that had mystery splatter in the top , and the blades were covered in dust.The room was awful, the a carpet looked like a small murder happened. Big stain with little stains all around it. The sheets had stains, and the bathtub was so gross I had to put a towel down to even shower. I think once they redo it it will be worth the rates they charge. But for 200 dollars it was not worth it at all. I would definitely ask to be put in the floors that are redone if at all possible. "

"Pool and hot tub was nice. Staff was friendly. "

"The property was previously a combo Clarion/Econolodge and is pretty run-down; Ramada is in the process of renovating but I feel like they’re taking their time. Still, for the price, it was serviceable (for a short stay) and the staff were wonderful and went above and beyond."

"Pool was too small and didn’t use it. Felt the parking was safe. I really enjoyed talking with the housekeeping staff."

"No free breakfast One of the Good hotels at Pegion forge. 8 miles to Gatlinburg Driving distance to titanic museum, WonderWorks "

"breakfast was so/so, staff was great. easy parking. near freeway. "

"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."

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