Find hotels near Tulsa Intl. Airport (TUL) from $57

"Easy access and clean rooms."

"Super clean lodging within 800 yards from the airport."

"Old run down property"

"The heat and air conditioning worked well as did the refrigerator and microwave and all the lights. The parking lot is well lit and the bed was clean and very comfortable. The bathroom is functional, but is looking a bit worn. Overall a great value for the money. We have stayed there four times in four years as we attend a yearly event. Our room was quiet and comfortable, we plan to return again next year."

"We've stayed here several times, but the facility has fallen into dis-repair. Things like TV not working, bathroom doorknobs hanging loose (dangling)and not latching. Most concerning was the elevator only working part of the time. We personally witnessed a situation where people were trapped inside the elevator and could not exit. Poor folks were banging on the door trying to raise the staff for help. This is negligence on the part of the staff as the elevator had been malfunctioning all weekend. I am shocked that Wyndham/La Quinta does not hold their franchisees to a higher standard."

"The room was full of mold. The property itself is in terrible shape. The location is next to a very shady extended stay property with very sketchy activity in the parking lot. Several guests were complaining about the lack of cleanliness of their rooms and overall conditions, such as large holes in the drywall... "

"This hotel needs shut down, there was roaches crawling all over the walls , room was old and smelled bad. Don’t stay here "

"Yes"

"This property doesn't look like much from the outside but the inside is charming. Very close to the West side of Tulsa University's campus. I actually stayed in the TU themed room. Clean except I did find an earring on the bathroom floor. The bed was also very comfortable. The only criticism is that it was very noisy. The floors are wooden which are beautiful but they are creaky. I wish the would put rug runners down the halls she dampen the sound of people walking. My son wore cowboy boots and he was so loud I was glad that he just came up during the afternoon when people weren't sleeping. Also my room was right across from the ice machine which someone used a lot throughout the night. You could hear them filling up their ice, then the ice would fall to fill the ice machine. I think if they had doors that were thicker and sealed that could take care of that problem. They're also was a step up into the bathroom just a little one but if I was handicapped I would not be able to get into the bathroom. Other than that it was a pleasant place to stay and reasonably priced."