The Mayo Hotel

After driving 12 hours we were looking forward to our stop at The Mayo. It was easy to get to off the highway and valet was ready to assist as we pulled up. It’s an old hotel with beautiful bones but lacking in decor of the period, feeling drab and almost Russian 70’s era instead. Unfortunately we were on the second floor with a view of a construction site parking lot where a yelling match between two people took place in the middle of the night, waking us up. We were most looking forward to a visit to the rooftop bar and a drink but when we asked about it at check-in we’re told it’s only open Wednesday - Saturday. We ended up walking to a restaurant a few blocks away. If you like a dark room to sleep in the bring your eye mask, an exterior light shines right into this room. The bed was comfortable but firm and the AC worked great although it was as loud as a window unit. We ate breakfast at the cafe in the lobby since the restaurant was also closed and it was disgusting. The egg, cheee, bacon sandwich had a funny taste and the banana bread was hard and stale as a brick. I should have known that because all the pastries were just sitting out in a glass enclosed case getting stale. Even Starbucks doesn’t do this. Overall not a great stay and would not recommend.

A Timeless Gem of Luxury and Elegance - The Mayo Hotel. Rating: 4.5/5 I recently had the pleasure of staying at The Mayo Hotel in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and it was an exceptional experience. This historic hotel is a timeless gem of luxury and elegance, offering a unique blend of classic charm and modern amenities. The hotel's beautifully restored lobby and rooms are stunning, with intricate details and ornate features that transport you to a bygone era. The comfortable beds, spacious bathrooms, and top-notch amenities ensure a relaxing and rejuvenating stay. What struck me most was the hotel's exceptional service, with friendly and attentive staff catering to every need. The hotel's location, in the heart of downtown Tulsa, is perfect for exploring the city's attractions. The Mayo Hotel is ideal for business travelers, couples, and anyone seeking a luxurious and memorable stay. Pros: - Timeless elegance and luxury - Beautifully restored lobby and rooms - Exceptional service and staff - Comfortable beds and top-notch amenities - Prime location in downtown Tulsa Cons: None Highlights: - Enjoying the hotel's elegant lobby and rooms - Relaxing in the comfortable beds and spacious bathrooms - Exploring downtown Tulsa's attractions - Savoring the hotel's exceptional service and amenities - Attending events and meetings in the hotel's stylish spaces Tips for visitors: - Book a room with a city view for stunning vistas - Take advantage of the hotel's fitness center and spa - Explore the hotel's historic charm and original features - Enjoy the hotel's convenient location and nearby attractions - Treat yourself to a luxurious stay and exceptional service

This hotel is super swanky...the decor is amazing! We stayed in a suite that literally felt like an apartment with full kitchen, and washer/dryer. The bedroom was romantic, with no windows, so could hibernate for like 6 months if u wanted to. I can't want to come here again!!

I was really looking forward to this place. I landed at riverside, got the aircraft taken care of, and took a nice Uber ride downtown. When I walked in, I should have walked out. The staff was immediately rude. And on a thursday, I was looking for a cocktail after a long flight, but somebody had the bar booked and it was closed until 9:00. So I was faced with getting a cocktail at a shabby little coffee shop that shared a ground floor. Walked in and walked out of that. Did I say hard pillows and dimly lit rooms? Fortunately, I did find a decent place to eat, but when I got back to the room, the room that I requested to be as far from the elevator, avoiding loud voices and foot traffic, was actually placed right next to the elevator machine room... so each time the goddamn elevator was in operation, you could hear the thing. Each time and all night - how is this thing not soundproofed!? And just when I thought it could not get any worse, at 4:00 in the morning, because I was on an alley side window unit, I got to hear the garbage truck bang and slam garbage containers from 4:00 to 5:00 in the morning, if not six. How does Tulsa not have noise ordinances against this, next to a residential or multi-unit facility? And how in the hell can this hotel allow it? I know, cuz they don't care about their guests. This hotel is only resting on the laurels of it being an old hotel that looks classy, but the staff and the attitude is as far from classy as one could take it. Don't get me wrong, the facade, the elevators, the floors, they all sing for bygone years when this place was one of the best places to stay west of the Mississippi. That is not the case today. And if you stay on the side of the building that faces the alley on a Thursday night, I guarantee you that you that unless you're loaded up on Ambien, will not have more than 4 hours of sleep! Never again! You're better off staying at chain motel (where the staff is a hell of a lot more friendly and happy to be working there). This is the place for you if you're an architectural student and needs some pictures of what things used to be like. But don't spend the night if you're looking for sleep.

My partner and I stayed here for 1 night whilst doing Route 66. The room was amazing, bed was extremely comfortable and the room was huge. The shower was double size and there was a little kitchen area with fridge, microwave and sink. The hotel main areas were beautifully decorated. The valet parking was efficient and staff were relatively friendly. It was July 4th so unfortunately for us the rooftop area where we were so looking forward to having a drink was closed for a private party. We were very disappointed as even though we were hotel guests we were not allowed to go up and we were only at the hotel one night.

My wife and I are locals, but we've stayed at the Mayo a few times over the years and attended many events there. We've always enjoyed ourselves, but something has changed in the past several months. They've always had a great rooftop, but it has been improved tremendously. The space is better, but so is the service and the general welcoming spirit. Blaine served us last night and was friendly and knowledgeable. He made some great recommendations and introduced us to some new drinks. We were also really surprised to find great live entertainment in the Penthouse. Whatever you've been doing at the Mayo over the past several months is working. Keep it up!

What a beautiful 1920's art deco vibe! The service was outstanding from the front desk/reception to the valet. It was my first stay in Tulsa and they offered me a room with a view of the river. Much appreciated! I would highly recommend staying in this hotel versus a chain hotel. Loved all the pictures on the walls and the grand central room with the staircase was quite the pleasant surprise. Very luxurious!! Next time I am in Tulsa, I will be back to The Mayo Hotel.

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