Osage Hills State Park Tours

Liked that is was close to Dickson street you can walk

The property is near various eating and shopping businesses. However, the hotel should have a kiosk/flyer that lists out what is nearby and what the businesses have to offer. Upon check-in, I was asked if I would be parking a vehicle on the property. And if so, would be assessed a $12/day parking fee. She also stated they don't have parking stickers (so no way to know who has paid and who has not). I do not recall anything regarding a parking charge when I booked the stay. Furthermore, the parking lot is a wide-open, single story with PLENTY of spaces, so unsure WHY a hotel would charge in these situations. I know there are hotels that charge but that usually happens in densely populated areas such as downtowns or near entertainment venues. While the bartenders were SUPER friendly and accommodating, the food offerings during the "free" Happy Hour were very lackluster (Gardetto's pretzel mix, potato chips, Crudités, humus). It had been about 6 years since I stayed at an Embassy Suites property but I recall the Happy Hour being much more "robust" in food offerings. So what was offered was quite disappointing. Lastly, the indoor hot tub chlorine levels were very off. The chlorine was so intense that it caused burning eyes after only about 5 mins. We specifically booked this property because we wanted a hotel with an indoor pool and hot tub. Due to the excessive chlorine, our relaxation efforts were not as pleasant or desirable as we needed. Breakfast: FANTASTIC!!!

This hotel is located near Bricktown right across the street from the arena. The area is very comfortable and safe yet close to everything. You do have to valet there is no self parking just be mindful of that. The hotel offers a couple of restaurants on site and the pool is absolutely beautiful. Anytime I’m in the area. I definitely will be staying at the Omni.