Courtyard Tulsa Downtown

This is a poor excuse for a Marriott. The rooms are dingy, and the service is worse. Do not expect assistance. My room key never worked properly. After standing at the front desk for 15 minutes the manager finally arrived. He could not work the machine to program room keys. He is rude and disagreeable. I believe his name was Prestan.

I really enjoyed my night stay. They upgraded me to a suite and the rooms are large, clean and very modern. I only had to ask for one thing, more towels, and they were quick to bring it to me. Their location was perfect for my meeting as well.

Vintage digs re-​done to modern comfort. Very well done.
The building is conveniently located. Built in 1922 so it’s full of art deco flavor. They saved things like the big wooden Windows which is very impressive.
Can’t go wrong with Marriott mattresses for a good night’s rest.
Room was clean and very quiet on the 10^th floor.
Staff was very helpful.
Highly recommended

Mostly quiet, this older hotel is converted from an office building so it’s a completely different layout than nearly every other Courtyard that I’ve patronized. Not better, not worse. Just different. The street entrance is on the ground floor, the restaurant and check-​in desks are on the second floor and the hotel rooms go up from there.
My room on the 11^th floor had a window but no view. It was clean, it was quiet and it was comfortable. The king bed was firm enough, the walk-​in shower was great with plenty of water pressure. The folks who serviced the room every day did a great job. Coffee service, big flat screen TV, mini-​fridge and a work desk. The hotel’s wifi worked great.
That said, downtown Tulsa isn’t exactly a happening place. Yes, there are a couple of bars and restaurants. But not much.
Pro tip: Street parking after 6pm until 8am is free (at least it is in 2016). Save your $ 15 a day valet parking and find a spot on the street!

If you want to stay downtown Tulsa, this is your hotel!
The hotel is very comfortable and the Service is great.
Also the hotel itself is very nice in an old downtown building
Big plus, for me, is the Starbucks in the lobby, which offers the whole day great coffee if needed.

I wanted to stay downtown Tulsa for once and see what the city had to offer. The hotel was great. It had a lot of charm and was close to a lot of cool bars and restaurants. I would highly recommend this hotel if your staying downtown or just want to get away for the weekend.

Room was nice but staff needs to be fired! Restaurant was slow and rude. Could care less about our food. Went to front dest to explain what was going on and only received an I am sorry. Didn’t do a thing to help the situation. Will not stay here again. They don’t want your business.

I love classic old buildings that have been restored into hotels. The Courtyard pulled it off great. If you like staying in downtown areas like I do, this hotel has a great location. The lobby is on the second floor so you have to enter the building and take the elevator to get to the lobby. But, unlike most Courtyards, they have a full-​time valet at the front door to help you and steer you in the right direction. The room was very typical Courtyard… but I liked it. I had a corner room so it was very large. If you are there at the right time you can park on the street during the evening and weekends.

Awesome hotel. The room felt very clean and was very spacious. The Atlas Life building is very old and the hotel felt new and clean while preserving the historical feel of the building. The hotel is pretty close to the Blue Dome District which is packed full of cool places to eat and bars. It’s borderline walking distance (about half a mile). The staff was friendly and helpful. Will stay there on my next trip.

My husband and I ventured back to Tulsa this week to see family. We are now living in Ct and use to live in downtown Tulsa before we moved. We always noticed the Atlas Life Courtyard and wondered if it would be worth a stay just to check out the historic fixtures. So when booking a room for our stay we were super excited that Expedia had a deal on this hotel during the week we were here. The staff was really friendly, I am pregnant currently so requested more pillows and they sent plenty up. The Internet was being worked on during our stay, my husband and I were taking a nap and a tech guy opened our door thinking the room was empty and closed it quickly which startled us, we were given a voucher for a free coffee at starbucks even though it was not requested. The beds are very nice and the charm and historic value is a plus. If your wanting to check out the local downtown scene I would recommend the stay since this place is in the heart of the Boston district, so you have elote, the Maxx etc a walk away from your stay.

Price is right, location is great, staff and accommodations are excellent! Enjoyed very much our stay. They treated us very well! yeah for Tulsa!

I spent the weekend in Tulsa and I was very pleased with the location, the staff, my room and the amenities. The service here is excellent. My daughter hosted a reception on the second floor lobby and the bartenders created a signature drink to match her color scheme. And the drinks were delicious. The hotel is located inside the Atlas Life Building that was built in 1922. A cool feature of the hotel is the 7^th floor. It’s all old times in the hallway with the original floors and the door knobs and letter slots are still there. I’m thinking the ghosts probably hang out on that floor. My room was on the 8^th floor fortunately. I’m not a coffee person personally but they do have Starbucks. A variety of restaurants are also within walking distance. I would definitely recommend!

So first time trying to stay there we had a reservation and attempted to check in. First off we stood at the front desk for at keast 10 minutes while the girl was on the phone, not once looked at me or said i will be with you in a minute. Service starting off bad… I have a tired 3 year old and apparently lacked the proper «paperwork» that we were not informed of needing. The girl at the desk proceeded to make us feel like we were very very stupid and that there is no manager on duty on friday night… ya right! So we leave and stay at the aloft hotel down the street for a less expensive price and a nicer hotel… next morning my card was charged by the courtyard because we did not «cancel» our room… rofl at this point so i call and there isnt anything tey can do because they dont have a manager on duty until sunday… after a few minutes the girl on the phone agrees to refund my money but will take 4 ro 5 days. My question is why no manager on a fri and sat. I know they are not tellong me the truth! Honestly what is going on there? I will not evem attempt to stay at this hotel again!

This is the number one place to stay when you are downtown Tulsa. When you combine value, the quality of the room, all of the places close by, valet parking, it makes it the best.
My biggest complaint was the price of parking and that’s it.

One of my faves thus far in Oklahoma! Quiet-​yes! Front desk staff-​professional, polite, and friendly (hard to find all those components)
Valet on the other hand… ugh! When it comes to Valet service always keep in mind, we already have an attitude because we don’t feel as though we should have to pay astronomical overnight fees to store our car at an establishment that we’re already paying a service for. So with that in mind, no one wants to wait forever for their car especially when you’ve called ahead for it! Secondly, no one is going to tip you if you don’t go above and beyond to open the door and assist us. This team was slow, distracted, and inattentive. They get an F for poor service.

This hotel is beautiful. The rooms are great and very clean, and the beds are TO DIE FOR. However, I feel like housekeeping might slack off if you are staying more than one night in a row. This afternoon we got back to our room after a day on the town, and the only things that had been touched were the trashcans and the bed. The trash was emptied and the bed was made. However, the ice bucket wasn’t emptied and the towels weren’t replaced (despite them being on the floor, as the sign in the bathroom said to do if you wanted fresh towels).
Despite that, (and even that wasn’t a big deal), everything else is awesome. The Bistro on the second floor is great. It has a good selection, and wonderful quality. The staff has been nothing but helpful and definitely knows the area. They’ve been able to answer any questions we’ve had.
All in all, we’ve loved our stay and are sorry that we have to leave tomorrow. :(

The hotel was nice, clean, beds were amazing, only problem was I didn’t care for the parking situation, price for valet, which is the only onsite option, was not included. For a mandatory service put it in the price for the room, or let me park my own vehicle! Building is from the 1920’s and is actually really cool. Rooms were big too, plenty of space. A 24 hour Starbucks is on the 2^nd floor, and lots of bar/​grills and restaurants around the area. Hot water takes a little, but don’t fret, it does exist, just an older building so it takes a couple minutes. Great room, great deal, free wifi too!

I’ve been staying at the Courtyard for the last couple months on a project and can easily say they have the friendliest and most helpful staff of anywhere I have stayed. They continually make me feel like I am at home (quickly remembering my name) and asking me how I am doing and getting to know me personally. This has made my stay here amazing. Special shout out to the guys working downstairs/​outside (Rick, Aaron and Trey). I would recommend this hotel to anyone coming to Tulsa for work or fun.

The Marriott Courtyard Hotel in downtown Tulsa is unlike any Courtyard I have ever seen. Rather than the sprawling properties normally associated with Courtyard this one juts straight up into the Tulsa skyline, occupying the space formerly home to the Atlas Life Insurance Company.
Rather than demolish the building (boo) Marriott repurposed it into a trendy and conveniently located property situated to serve the ever-​growing and popular Tulsa Deco District. And they did a good job.
The street level is still pretty much intact, home to a few stores and the well-​known Atlas Grill which also serves as the hotel’s coffee shop but has no relationship to Marriott. A walk up the marble staircase or an elevator trip to the second floor brings you to the hotel lobby which manages to have room for a cocktail lounge and an attractive parlor.
The hotel is deep, tall and narrow which means most of the guest rooms face one of the buildings to either side, eliminating the possibility of a view. There are 12 floors, 111 rooms and 8 suites. Not much of a view out the back either so if you have your heart set on seeing any of Tulsa from your room be sure to book one of the few rooms that faces to the front.
Of the twelve floors, only the 7^th resembles the original office building. Fortunately that’s the floor we were on. It has marble wainscoting, polished brass and the original glass office doors — blocked off of course for privacy. The rooms are small (the bathrooms tiny) and as mentioned, your view will likely be the warehouse next door which seems mostly vacant. Some day if it is occupied again your view may be of whoever is 10′ away from you so bring a robe if you’re shy.
The staff I met was pleasant and good looking but not overly friendly, kind of a New York kind of attitude. It was reasonably quiet during my stay.
I have a suggestion for their management. It would be nice to have some sort of plaque in each room giving guests a brief history of what purpose that room served in its previous life (like accounting, claims, purchasing, etc.)
I stayed at the Courtyard one of the nights while attending Mayfest which was almost across the street. It seems to be an ideal location for any downtown event.
Note that valet parking is your only option as there is no on-​site garage. It’s $ 15/​night however if you are staying on the weekend street parking is free until 7 AM on Monday and there is a lot of it close-​by.

My husband and I wanted to have a romantic night away from the baby to celebrate our anniversary — and to get a good night’s sleep — much needed. Well, I wish I could say that the Courtyard was that place. It was not.
First, they put us in a room by the elevators so we could hear the swishing and pinging through the walls. After calling down to request a room move, we were told that there were no available rooms and we would have to stay put. Fine. We started to unpack and dress for our night out.
Stripped down, we hear the door to our room open. Thank God I had put the deadbolt swing lock on or else we would have been walked in on by complete strangers while we were standing there naked! The front desk had given working keys to a completely different couple. They were equally mortified.
As we left for our dinner, we came upon a couple who had been stuck in the elevator trying to get to their room. Their keys weren’t working and they were going up and down, over and over again, trying to get to their room on the 7^th floor. The wife was really mad and the husband told us that he’d had to walk up the stairs three times. (Keys are used to access each floor in the elevator.)
When we returned from dinner, our key would no longer work in our door so we had to get a new set of keys from the front desk. Then, when we tried to check out the next morning, we got a bill for valet parking. We had parked on the street overnight and had not used the valet parking.
When we asked the front desk to remove the charge from our credit card, she went down and got the parking lot manager who accused us of lying. He made us show him our car keys and still didn’t believe us. It was only after we explained to him that they gave our room to another couple that he believed that the black car in the parking lot was not our white Toyota!
But guess what… it’s not over. We just checked our credit card statement and we are still being billed for the valet parking AND they have the other couple’s address as our mailing address? My husband is on the phone with them trying to get this straightened out AGAIN.
In other words — the rooms were clean but that front desk is a mess.
We will never stay there again.