The Mayo Hotel

Stayed for 3 nights while visiting Tulsa. First, the location was perfect. We had two events at the BOK and we could walk each time. Coffee shops and restaurants were close by as well. The valet parking charge was pretty high, with the daily fee plus tip we spent an extra $50/day which felt like too much. The valet drivers were nice and took care of our vehicle though which I appreciate! The luxury king room was pretty standard. Nothing special besides the walls being thick and allowing for a good nights sleep. There was a serious mold/mildew issue in our bathroom which we didn’t love. It was growing in the grout, and on the ceilings in multiple spots. Showers have crazy water issues though so I’m not shocked but as an allergy sufferer I can’t say I loved that part of our stay. We did go to the restaurant inside the hotel one evening which was a solid 5/5. The food was perfect and one of our favorite meals in Tulsa. All in all it was a good stay and mostly worth the price.

Historic hotel and beautiful foyer! Grand staircase perfect for photos! Learning the history of the hotel was really interesting. The rooms were very spacious. There is no parking so either have to pay to valet or pay to park and walk. Hotel staff very nice. There’s a cute cafe downstairs as well. No pool.

Beautiful facilities and incredible service! We hosted a wedding reception in the ballroom for a friend, and one of the engineers, Carlos Sanchez, went above and beyond to make sure everything went smoothly. Guest services are not typically the role of an engineer, so we were all incredibly impressed with his dedication and support. Thank you, Carlos, for making things run so smoothly!

It was one of the best experiences I've ever had. Big shout out to the bar manager (I completely forgot her name, but I know the first letter is an M) she was pleasant, kind, and completely personable. The hotel overall was very nice, and the suite was spacious and very clean. When I come back out, this is where I will be staying.

We stayed at The Mayo Hotel recently, and while the property is beautiful and the location is great, I was frustrated with their valet policy. At check-in, we signed for “daily valet,” but it wasn’t clearly explained that this locked us into valet for our entire stay. We ended up being charged $30 per night even on nights we didn’t use the service, and when I asked about adjusting the charges, they weren’t willing to budge. I recommend clarifying parking policies in writing at check-in to avoid surprises. It’s a nice hotel, but the lack of transparency on valet charges left a sour taste.

Ugh, honestly for the price I paid... I won't stay here again. The room was beautiful but packed a few basic things that all hotel rooms need. Like a shelf in the shower to hold the soap and shampoo, or hooks to hang the towels, and some kind of streaming service on the TV so I am able to watch anything other than just basic cable. The staff was fantastic. But I wasn't told there were three weddings being held there the night I was staying there. The wedding guests were kind of rowdy and loud in the hallway. Also half of the rooftop bar wasn't accessible because of said weddings. It wouldn't have been hard to warn me about the weddings during my stay and for such a high end room and price to lack some basic things I was honestly really left disappointed. There are cheaper options in town that would have met my needs better.

The facilities were gorgeous but the kid friendly location tag on google I wouldn’t agree with. The staff seemed a little cold to my five year old (other than a magnificent worker in the cafe). My kid was so excited to go to this hotel because of the rooftop view he brought his binoculars. The rooftop happened to be closed tues-wed (which wasn’t clear on website) and we asked staff if we could have a quick peek anyway. They said probably during the day on the next day when it was less busy, but when I asked the manager the next day he coldly said “ya not an option” to me and my 5 year old. The museum in hotel was locked. A lot of the neighboring restaurants were closed down too (I realize this isn’t their fault). Again, I thought facilities were magnificent and I loved their vintage cocktail bar but we will look at a neighboring hotel if I have kids there in the future.

What a spectacular hotel! The lobby, bar and restaurant are beautiful art deco. The room was very spacious and super clean. Highly recommend The Mayo. Start your Route 66 trip from Tulsa in style.