Ambassador Hotel Tulsa, Autograph Collection

I booked a short-notice stay after experiencing horrible hospitality at the Mayo Hotel. It was absolutely the right choice. The sleeping arrangements & customer service were exactly what we needed. Emily in particular was a brilliant representative; speedy, friendly, & accommodating. She made sure to follow up on our experience after settling in, which was the icing on the cake! Simply amazing hospitality from everyone we interacted with. Free self-parking was convenient & the decor had a quaint, intimate, cozy vibe. Exceptionally relaxing & just-right for a staycation. Cons: exuberantly overpriced, the restaurant was closed, & the TV solution is very dated + slow. Recommendation: I would stay here again & would recommend it despite the restaurant closure. There are a number of great food options within a 5m drive & it's door dash friendly. A safe & positive experience overall. 4.5/5⭐️

Our first time in Tulsa was made special thanks to our stay at this beautiful hotel in downtown. The architecture is amazing. Michelle at the front desk helped us check in. Our room had two queen beds, a dressing area, plenty of space, a closet and a hallway. The room had plenty of natural light. The coffee bar has Lavazza coffee. Guests can have breakfast or brunch at the Chalkboard which is the only restaurant inside the hotel. All in all a great experience. I’m looking forward to returning.

The bed is so comfortable that I don’t want to get up in the morning!! The hotel is beautiful and upscale, but the atmosphere feels like home. What sets this hotel apart from the others are the people! At the front desk Mirandah, Tyler, Anna and Jake are always welcoming, leaving hand written welcome notes and lavender sachets. Marlon in the bar is like family and he makes amazing drinks!! The management Michelle and Brad are amazing too!! This is absolutely the nicest hotel in Tulsa!!! I highly recommend. Being Marriott Ambassador status, I stay in hotels more than I’m at home and The Ambassador is my favorite!!!

Quaint, quiet, boutique hotel with solid wood doors, super clean rooms, and an artistic flair for all tastes. The restaurant is undeniably delicious. I would stay at this hotel above all others in Tulsa.

I stayed here for a work trip and was very pleasantly surprised. The room was elegant and well cleaned and the staff were super friendly. Mirandah took a few minutes of her evening to drive me to the gas station in their shuttle because she didn’t want me to walk there in the dark — truly next level service! The workshop rooms are spacious and the food they provided was actually pretty good (I’ve never had good eggs from a hotel until today lol) Highly recommend this little gem for your stay in Tulsa!

I recently stayed in the Ambassador Tulsa during the snowstorm. The staff were all so amazing! The rooms were plush and very nicely appointed. Chalkboard Restaurant had such an inviting atmosphere and very appealing menu items. Old world charm and luxury exuded from every inch of this historic gem in downtown Tulsa.

What a gem of a property! Was deciding between The Mayo and The Ambassador and chose The Ambassador and very happy I did! In town for my daughter’s spring break to check out The Outsiders House Museum. The Mayo seemed to have more things to do/eat within walking distance but The Ambassador seemed to be the nicer property. Given that it was a chill vacation, I opted for the nicer property. The check in staff was fantastic. Mirandah? Made us feel very welcomed. The standard room is almost twice as large as any other property’s standard room. As Mirandah told us, lots of natural lighting from the windows. Easy parking, and a delicious little restaurant in the basement called The Chalkboard. Lots of attention to detail, from the Photo Booth in the lobby, the lavender pouches they give you at check in, to the warm aromas in all of the public spaces, this property is the definition of small but mighty! My daughter said this morning as we were leaving breakfast, ‘Dad, if we come back to Tulsa, let’s stay here again.’ Thanks for the great stay!

Lovely boutique hotel with nice design touches in our comfy room and public spaces. Very accommodating and helpful staff, many of whom stayed overnight during a severe, near zero winter storm. The Chalkboard restaurant, which stayed open during the storm, was wonderful each of the meals we had there.

Booked a room here for my mom and i to have a girls night. Easy smooth check in. Couldn't get over the size of the room it was huge and i didn't even upgrade to a bigger fancy one. Beds and linens are very comfy! Bathroom could use some upgrades i think in my opinion. Hotel staff were very accommodating and friendly they send you a text making sure everything is good. I loved their Photo Booth in the lobby just a hidden fun thing to have !

I have stayed at Autograph Hotel before, and the Ambassador did not disappoint. The room was amazing. It is a hotel but it has been remodeled beautifully. The rooms are huge. It has a bar that has complimentary tea, coffee, and water, and they also have drinks and snacks you can enjoy for a fee. The beds are comfortable, and the rooms have a little seating area and a desk that makes the room extra functional. The TV is decent sized that you can easily see from the bed or chairs. The bathroom is spacious, and the room has a walk-in shower. The bathroom even has a seating area. There is also a full-size mirror to make sure you are cute before you start your day. They also offer adjoining rooms, which was nice because I was traveling with my daughter and my mom. They also offer a free parking lot for their customers, which is a rarity. They also have a restaurant, fitness room, and meeting room. The staff was courteous, and I felt like they went above and beyond. The only opportunity was that they did not seem to have enough staff. We checked in around 8:30 p.m., but the gentleman working at the front desk was also the bellman and the valet. He was great, patient, and helpful, but you may need some patience as well if you need some assistance and they are short staffed.

This IS the BEST hotel in Tulsa!! Beautiful and well appointed rooms (I will take pictures before unpacking and post next week). Full service hotel!! The people are what sets the bar so high for the competition though. I feel like family here and am treated so nice. Marlon in the bar at The Chalkboard, Anna and Jake (I'm having a senior moment, but another special lady at the front desk), even upper management Michelle and Brad made it a point to get to know me!! Brad said hello last night at The Chalkboard and is very personable, he is the GM. I highly recommend EVERYTHING about this hotel and I have 100% business travel. The Ambassador truly is my home away from home!!!

I stayed at this hotel as a treat to myself. I usually stay at the Club Hotel which is closer to the heart of downtown and more affordable. The Amabassador hotel has a beautiful intimate feel with modern decor. The room I stayed in was spacious with plenty of seating. The bathroom was nice and updated. The bed was surprisingly low but that didn't prevent my sleep. The front desk staff were all extremely helpful during both check in and check out. I was even asked if I needed a cold bottle of water (like that touch) during checkout. Now for the biggest draw for me....the resteraunt/bar in the hotel. The bartender made the absolute best spicy skinny margarita. I mean the absolute best. The jalapeño was dusted with gold powder which was a nice touch. My experience at this hotel was refreshing.

What a beautiful hotel with top notch customer service! I spoke with Tyler at the front desk on more than one occasion, and he was always happy to assist with our stay and answer any questions we had. The rooms were beautiful, spacious and very clean. The hotel is close to downtown and they provide shuttle service to the airport and the downtown area. Our family very much enjoyed our stay and look forward to returning.

We have stayed at the Ambassador in Tulsa three different times, and each was great. The rooms are beautiful- spacious and quiet. It is a bit on the pricey side, but if you're looking for a romantic place to stay, I highly recommend it. Its decor is lovely- modern yet inviting. The beds are comfortable, and the rooms feel very private. It would be easy to overlook this hotel, but in my opinion, it's worth finding. Plus The Chalkboard restaurant downstairs is delicious. I wrote an extensive review for that as well... Feel free to find that here on Yelp.

I would like to stay there but they do not ever answer the phone. And when they do, they do not honor reservations

beautiful hotel and rooms the food at the hotel was incredible and the bar was fabulous natalie the bartender was fun and really knew her stuff

The attention, the detail, the customer service. We had two reservations back to Back for two nights and they made the process so easy. In addition, my husband had informed them it was my birthday (and the reason for the stay) and they made it so special including a handwritten note. They offer a shuttle to downtown and easy access to walk to so many spots. Highly recommend!! Shout out to the front desk - they were fantastic!!

Lovely stay less than 15 minutes from Tulsa airport. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. Love the photo booth corner - super cute. Shout out to Tyler for checking in after check in and the smooth sailing ride to the airport from Spencer early in the morning!

We had a terrific stay at the Ambassador Hotel celebrating my wife's birthday with a weekend getaway in Oklahoma. The entire staff was top notch and attentive. Our rooms were clean and well maintained. Samantha behind the front desk even sang happy birthday to my wife. The hotel manager was also kind enough to write a handwritten birthday card to my wife. Wow this was 5 star service and one of the best Marriott stays we've had.

I love this hotel! Our suite was very spacious with a lot of natural light! The bed was very comfortable I slept for 10 hours straight, lol! The staff was very courteous and attentive. Oh, and if you connect to their wifi, you can cast your streaming apps from your phone or you can simply watch from a full cable channel line up!

Love this hotel! So beautiful, so well staffed, dog friendly, great restaurant: Chalkboard. Desk staff led by Michelle are exceptionally warm, welcoming and helpful. Beautiful room! Food at Chalkboard is excellent! Beautifully prepared, tasty, and we got to sit on patio with our two dogs. Close by--easy 2-3 block walk--local coffee shop: Double Shot. Can't wait to return to Tulsa simply to stay here!

Beautiful hotel, amazing decor, clean comfortable rooms, and delicious food! The staff was friendly and happy to help! Easy to get to from the highway and several nice dining options in the area if you want to get out.

What a treat! This historic hotel is absolutely beautiful. The rooms are well-appointed and comfortable. Out room had its own Keurig with a supply of coffee and tea. The linens were luxurious, and the amenities were plentiful. The location can't be beat if you're visiting downtown Tulsa. When it was time to work, the beautiful library was a treat. The only issue was a low amount of hot water in the evening and almost none in the morning. When I alerted the staff, they were quick to apologize and offer breakfast for our trouble.

This is such a charming hotel. Clean, friendly staff, quiet. A little pricey, but I highly recommend.

The Ambassador Hotel in Tulsa, Oklahoma is part of Marriott's Autograph Collection. I always love to stay in one of the autograph hotels because they are always built in some previous historic building. This one is no exception! This boutique luxury hotel is located inside one of the city's most historic buildings and they kept all the beautiful trim and woodworking. I stayed in the king suite and let me tell you The space was gorgeous! My suite included a beautiful sitting room complete with business desk, TV, Bar cart, and refrigerator. The bathroom had a full walk-in shower, two sinks, lighted makeup mirror, and a closet with complimentary robes. The king bed was comfortable with plenty of pillows and the bedroom included another TV, another closet, beautiful floor to ceiling windows and coffee station. The staff was amazing and they provided us shuttle service To our business destination and to many of the local bars and restaurants. The Hotel also has a 24-hour fitness center, three meeting venues, and fine dining at The Chalkboard, which also serves a wide variety of handcrafted cocktails. The Hotel is also conveniently located in a cute area with plenty of bars and restaurants around. I highly recommend this beautiful hotel!!

Unfriendly staff. Mask nazis and sort of fake. This whole state is weird though to me. Rooms are kinda boring. Square in shape. I don't get it.

What a beautiful hotel and a sight for sore eyes! Selected this hotel on our travels across country even though it was a bit out of our way and was definitely not disappointed. The rooms are spacious and very well appointed with very comfy beds. Decor is simply elegant and very inviting. Knowing this hotel was a old Apt building converted to a vintage hotel created a unique ambiance. The staff was warm and inviting and always willing to help. The Chalkboard Rest attached to the hotel is exceptional and deserving of its own yelp 5 Star review. Tulsa should be proud to offer The Ambassador to the most discrimination traveler. They made our stop the highlight of our trip!!

Ah, and Autograph hotel, so expectations are set high. Traveling on business, one hopes that it can be something that keeps on schedule, moving along, getting things done. The good: nice rooms, with the style of the times when oil magnates ruled the roost in the town; friendly front desk staff, responsive to needs. The not-so-good: breakfast doesn't start until 7am, too late for business people with EST being an hour ahead; no bfast on Mondays (!?) due to the restaurant "taking a break"; not so friendly wait staff at the Chalkstone restaurant; lack of choices for continental bfast; having to have the staff open up the fitness center for use (one person only, understandably, a pandemic issue); no concierge lounge; no high speed internet; no microwave in the room. (There is a Keurig, however.) I could see that the hotel seems to cater more toward the laid back, either older or vacationing crowd...and I can see it would be fine for that clientele. But for those on business, it's less accommodating, and the choice may be better elsewhere which caters to that set of requirements. YMMV.

Beautiful hotel! It was a surprise stay-cation planned by my husband for my birthday. The staff was super friendly; location was perfect, secluded from all the traffic. You can't tell it's a hotel if you're driving by. I've included pictures from the lobby. Unfortunately, I didn't get any of our room. I was too excited to be there lol.

The Ambassador Hotel is a beautiful, historic hotel near Downtown Tulsa. Belonging to the Marriott group, it's everything you'd expect from the higher end of the brand. It's elegantly appointed; the lobby is small and quaint. I knew immediately upon walking in, we were going to be very pleased with our stay. Since it was my hubby's 40th birthday weekend, we decided to splurge a little and booked the Hurley Ambassador Suite. It is a 2-room suite on the very top floor that includes a sitting room, separate bedroom and a large jetted tub. It was very nice! Clean and decorated well. Bright and cheerful. Looks EXACTLY like the photos on the website. We would absolutely stay at the Ambassador again. Probably in a normal room next time. And if anyone asks me about a nice place to stay in Tulsa, I would recommend this hotel over and over again.

1) even though check in was set for as early as 300pm when we arrived at 700pm the room was not ready. The clerk had to get the room "ready". This took approx 15-20 mins. When he came back he indicated that the fridge was just plugged in he did advise it would be warm as well as the room.2) we go to the room and it's well over 70degrees3) after 30 mins there was no change in the temperature of the fridge. This was still the case the next morning. 4) no running water in the toilet. The clerk was notified and came to turn water on. When the issue with the toilet was found we also found 2 dead bugs in the bathroom.5) In the fridge there was a dirty can or sprite also6) when given keys to hotel room someone else's name was on envelope.7) very confusing buttons in elevator8) window in bathroom opened up far enough for someone to lean out and fall Please see attached photos for some of the complaints. We were given a modest discount on the room, the location was great, the clerk did everything he could to help us. He did advise that there was not maintenance at the time and hence the issues. I will not be going back to this hotel and I will not recommend this hotel to anyone either.

Stayed here with family last night. Great hotel with fantastic service. Large clean rooms which were well appointed. We also ate at the restaurant for dinner as well as breakfast this morning. Both meals were excellent.

This is a great hotel on the peripheral edge of downtown Tulsa. It has great ambience and is quite luxurious. The lobby is beautiful but small, but smells like a spa (yum + relaxing). What I like about this hotel is that the rooms are huge and spacious, there is free Wi-Fi, and there's a complimentary shuttle to and from the airport. It is about half a mile from downtown, but they will provide free shuttle service with 30 minutes advance notice. Huge comfortable beds, safes in the room, and a Keurig coffee maker. The fitness center small but totally functional. And it's free! It's definitely worth walking downtown to the Blue Dome area. Great street graffiti, bars, restaurants, and ambiance. Two thumbs up. Luxurious for Oklahoma.

This our 3rd visit to The Ambassador and we love this boutique hotel! A dbl queen gives you a room the size of a large living room, multiple chairs a desk and a roomy bathroom w/ Eco-friendly toiletries. Their claim to fame is the extraordinary comfy bed and linens! Check out their restaurant Chalkboard for any meal!

Nothing not to love. The hotel's website touts its extraordinary service and they are not exaggerating. The staff is friendly, accommodating and efficient. They also offer a ton of complimentary services, such as valet, late check-out, free wifi and car service within a 5 mile radius. My Husband and I stayed in a corner king suite and were impressed by how spacious it was. The bed was extremely comfortable and the fluffy bathrobes were among the best we've ever sampled - and we consider ourselves fluffy hotel bath robe connoisseurs. I was seriously considering laying out the $100 to take one home, but I realize that it wouldn't have the same relaxing comfort if I were at home trying to do things like scramble eggs or load the dishwasher with those big fluffy sleeves up in my way. Really, much more appropriate to enjoy over a romantic getaway weekend when there is no housework required. The Ambassador is a wonderful place for a quick romantic getaway. As I said, the fluffy bathrobes are superb, they offer in-room movies (for a fee), have room service from the delicious Chalkboard restaurant, and have amazing lounging tubs in the bathroom. The hotel is clean, the rooms are nicely decorated, the view into downtown Tulsa was very nice, and I think the price is appropriate. It's a fair amount of buck, but you get a lot of bang.

It is refreshing to read other Yelp reviews about a hotel and find them all positive. And well they should be, the Ambassador deserves credit for being a quality hotel. It wasn't always so. After a glamorous beginning the hotel fell into disrepair and it wasn't until 1995 that it was remodeled and opened as a luxury boutique property. I've stayed at the Ambassador on previous visits but haven't previously reviewed it. I understand that since my previous visit that it has been remodeled again and is part of a small chain of boutique hotels. I found subtle changes to detract rather than add to the overall experience. For example, the front desk clerks were awkward in their handling of our check-in. We had reserved a certain type of room but wanted a certain view. The way they communicated to us made it sound a bit like they felt that choice would be undesirable for us. The man, particularly, should have just stopped talking. We finally decided to upgrade to a corner room because that's what we wanted. Suggestion - do the same. The extra cost for the corner room is well worth it. Rather than just one small window you are treated to a surround panorama of large windows, ours with breathtaking views of the downtown skyline and the Boston Avenue Church (see photos). The room itself is very nice and well-appointed with a divan and overstuffed chair and ottoman. The king bed is absolutely massive and for some people might require a step-stool to crawl in to. The bathroom suite has a makeup area that's practically the size of some hotel rooms I've seen, with an adjacent toilet/tub room with a gigantic soaking tub. Thick soft towels are everywhere along with a matching white terry robe hanging in the closet. And an abundance of toiletries should please the most discerning guest. A Keurig coffee brewer adds a homey touch. Perfect? Well, no. Besides the little check-in faux pas at the front desk there were some very small details that should have been caught by the hotel staff before I found them. Like a broken cord for the venetian blinds and a broken leg on the bench at the end of the bed ... little things but I shouldn't have seen them. The Ambassador has an on-property bar and small restaurant called The Chalkboard, which I reviewed separately.

The Ambassador is a swanky hotel in the southern part of downtown. My fiancé stayed here after our rehearsal dinner and got ready with her bridesmaids and our mothers on our wedding day. It was a great setting for the photographer to take fantastic photographs. We also stayed there after our wedding and this is truly one of the nicest hotels (in the non-resort category) that I've ever been to. Our room was very spacious with an entirely separate area for the bathroom with a spacious area outside the bathroom with a mirror, closet, and chair. I wouldn't say the views from this hotel are particularly breathtaking (it's in the not-yet-revitalized part of downtown) but you are in historic downtown Tulsa. We did have a nice view of Boston Avenue United Methodist Church. Simply put, this isn't a Best Western. There is ample furniture, nice fixtures, and the space is used in an aesthetically pleasing way. I recommend the Ambassador.

Fantastic stay. As most of the reviews say, the staff here makes all the difference. Huge room,comfy bed, with great Wi-Fi, but you can get that elsewhere. But from the front desk, to the bell hop, the housekeeping, the wait staff at Chalkboard (you have to eat the brunch there - best Bloody Mary my wife's ever had - her words), they are cheerful and helpful at every turn. From checkin to driving you to the concert in the evening, same friendly demeanor. It feels like a family-run hotel. Definitely recommend staying here if you're overnight in Tulsa.

This boutique hotel is in a great location downtown. The rooms are spacious and very clean. The staff is excellent! Don't forgot to have dinner at The Chalkboard.

Justin helped us last night at the front desk. We arrived from a long road travel day and he set aside salads and a hummus plate for us even though the restaurant was already closed. He then called someone to help us order our wine as they removed wine keys in room due to covid. He also immediately offered complimentary water. Really great service and hospitality.

The Ambassador is a convenient stop if you are looking for a touch of luxury on a cross country trip. Located in a restored property on the outskirts of downtown Tulsa, the Ambassador offers beautiful rooms, a caring and attentive staff and gourmet dining at the Chalkboard restaurant. Pros include easy accessibility from I-444 and convenient (and free) parking right outside the lobby. The only downside is the location- it is a long walk to downtown, though the hotel offers a complementary shuttle with a 5 mile radius.

Wow!!!!!! If your in Tulsa and want a unique, classy experience, this is the place to stay. Unbelievable customer service, I received a phone call to verify my pillow preference...seriously who does that? Kristen who was working the front was amazing, so kind. Love this place!

We were greeted warmly upon arrival, check-in was a breeze. No valet to help with luggage but that was OK. Rooms are large, quiet, and comfortable. Nice amenities including robes and nice bath products. Keurig in room with coffee and tea selection. Turndown service - only left one candy for two guests. Ate lunch at the Chalkboard- nice wraps and hummus. Not much within walking distance of hotel, but good coffee only minutes away. I'd definitely stay again.

5 Stars! This is one of the best hotels I have have ever stayed at. The staff is very friendly. The Chalkboard Restaurant in the lobby had amazing food and service. The room was prestige, clean and very spacious. I was given a hand written letter by the GM and other unexpected goodies. WiFi was free. The building is beautiful and historic, a must stay if coming to Tulsa.

A beautiful boutique hotel in downtown Tulsa. A great place to have an event since the hotel food service is from the hotel's on site restaurant The Chalkboard. The rooms are large and original; it doesn't look or feel like the corporately homogenized, plastic hotel rooms we have unfortunately become accustomed to.

Great hotel! Clean, classic, but updated with all modern amenities. Flatscreen TV, free wi-fi, and a PC in the lobby for printing. Free shuttle from/to airport and surrounding restaurants/POIs. Friendly and professional staff tops off this nice little hotel in downtown Tulsa.

Wow! Great room and great customer service. These guys understand customer expectations and deliver to exceed them. There is not a concierge as all the employees that I met were all concierges. It's hard to find a great hotel these days. I'll stay here every trip to Tulsa! You guys have won a customer.

Everything was perfect. Except check in. Their system was down so therefore my check in and payment verification could not be verified. It was annoying but they made the situation well suited for what it was worth. The hotel is darling. Definitely recommend

Friendly staff, impeccably clean rooms with all the amenities. Bottled water in the fridge and coffees and teas in the room. Room is stocked with soda and candy bars for a fee. We had a spacious corner suite-very comfortable. I did not want to get out of bed in the morning! Lovely cozy lobby with a fireplace. We enjoyed the restaurant just off the lobby for a late night small plate and dessert. So convenient and very good. Not far from lots of restaurants and shops in Cherry Street. Wish we could have stayed more than one night.

MIssion Revival Hotel built in 1929. It is well maintained and has been in operation since opening. The hotel was listed in the National Register on November 17, 1999. It was listed under National Register Criteria C, and its NRIS number is 99001085.

The front desk/concierge staff were the best I've ever experienced. We were greeted kindly and never told no. Although in town for a convention, it was also my 1 year anniversary with my fiance. They ensured everything was perfect from havin arranged for roses to be in the room after dinner to the bottle of champagne in the room later that night. We were asked how our stay was and they gave off the air that they truly cared. When it was time to leave we needed a box to take the roses home in. The staff called the florist and had them professionally wrapped. Again I've traveled quite a bit and have never beem treated this well. The car service was also amazing.

It was a good choice to stay at this hotel After a day long drive , this is what we needed Great staff , hotel rooms are very present and make you feel good Will recommend this place

Stayed here 1 night for a fun getaway to see a concert at the Brady - room was tastefully decorated , service impeccable! I just was a little curious when I put my robe on after the bath and I noticed 3 EKG stickers stuck on the inside of the robe ? . . .

Outstanding. Great service. Very comfortable. Plush elevators. But the best part is the car service. Complimentary car service in a Suburban to any location within 10 minutes of the hotel anytime, PLUS complimentary airport transportation. Impressive!

Although i live in tulsa i had friends in from out of town so we got a room here. We had two queen beds and i'm pretty sure the room was bigger than a studio apartment. I ended up sleeping in my friends room with a king size bed which was also quite nice. It is a little pricey but you get what you pay for, so if your looking to stay somewhere above average and cozy this is great.

Stayed here on a trip across the country. Boutique style, quiet place. Comfy beds. No complaints. Loved the room decor, it was beautiful. The restaurant downstairs was crowded for breakfast and the menu was pretty dull. Also, there were flies. Our waitress was not very attentive. Had to wait about 15 minutes for my fruit bowl. She brought me coffee and I needed Splenda, had to wait 15 minutes for that too, so my coffee got cold :( So in a nutshell - hotel, A, restaurant, F!

Fantastic!! This a hidden gem, from the front desk staff, the rooms, the location, there was not a miss! They dropped us off for dinner last night since we had driven in from Dallas 30 minutes before and just didn't feel like driving anymore. Recommended a great near by restaurant for Italian and picked us up shortly after calling. We ran a race in the morning and came back covered in mud and they brought us bags for our shoes out to the parking lot (we ask). So gracious, old school hospitality!