Search Hotels Near Flea Market Depot, Tulsa

"Breakfast was great--- the guy that checked us in was awesome- good parking- only thing was never was a cart to carry all our stuff in & didnt have one when we checked out either so we can to make extra trips to get all our stuff in & out... "

"Front desk was exceptional, let us through the reservation well.The breakfast was amazing. The guys at the Avery really took care of us. We really had a great experience, a great property. Just small knickknack repairs to get."

"Nothing else to say"

"The floors were so dirty that the carpet was sticky. The bathroom was not clean."

"Room very nice. Breakfast fresh and hot."

"Stayed on the second floor- WiFi didn’t work. "

"Very rundown and a bit sketchy. "

"Breakfast was very nice. The elevator was out which was very inconvenient with a 4th floor room. The hotel staff apologized and the General Manager (Amanda) did a terrific job of making it right. Staff was very polite and responsive!"

"We stayed in the Elwood suite which had its charm but wasn't without a sticky mess on the booth of the dinner table and another on a smaller sitting stool in the bathroom. Right at check in the employee who greeted us was anti eye contact and was more worried about finishing up his required spiel than actually assisting. Or informing us of anything. There is not really a spa in the hotel. It is a short walk across the street and through a parking lot. Entering the old building there is no direction and dark. Likely to turn you away out of fear or concern just to return to the front desk for help. It didn't help that twice we were reminded by others that this building was recently section 8 housing and a drug hotspot. The floors are all bare concrete with small rugs every so often. The plants are all fake that we could tell. This hotel is far from luxury and far from what they portray through marketing. The room was 300 dollars and the amenities were something out of a crappy highway side motel. Just stay somewhere else because they are not what they represent themselves as. Hospitality? Barely on a good day."