The Mayo Hotel

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.

I love this hotel so much but the service is severely lacking. The beds are uncomfortable, the housekeeping is terrible. They will tell you there’s a pull out couch to sleep on but what they’re calling a mattress is ridiculous. It’s about 2 inches thick and has hard springs. They terribly need to update the pullout couches and the regular mattresses on the bed. Each day housekeeping would come in and make the main bed, but the leave the pullout out and messy and wouldn’t clean anything else at all. They also left our room door open one day after cleaning. It’s just a shame really because it’s such a beautiful and historic place that could be amazing but sadly, it’s just disappointing. We have been here for 4 nights so you would think they could do a better job of cleaning than this. Also, bring your own shampoo, conditioner and soap. They have teeny tiny bottles of stuff and they don’t like giving you much. We had to go buy our own things.

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.

A beautifully restored historic downtown hotel recently made famous by Sylvester Stallone's character Dwight in the TV series Tulsa Kings. His character rents a room in the hotel. The rooftop bar and deck offer extraordinary views of the river and downtown areas.

The walk into The Mayo Hotel in Tulsa will you step back in time. Not because of the facilities just back into an era of opulence, decadence, and a change in the world. When you walk through the door please do not rush to check in - take a moment to look around and explore. It's incredible. If you don't get a camera/smartphone out I will be amazed. It is super photogenic and ......beautiful.|Read the history - it matters!!!||The rooms speak for themselves - total quality.||Well of course that should be true - you are paying the price. The one thing you can't guarantee are the team that meets and greets.||Well Dimitri and Songa (? Sorry dude if I have got your name wrong) have been nothing but incredible. As was the gent in Marks Bar - top choice of Bourbon mate!||Pros.......Duh just come stay here||Cons...... It's got to be said....a surcharge for cutlery crockery etc when self ish catering is an option is a bit of a shocker! Cheaper to go to a local store and buy disposable. Poor call The Mayo - Have a good rethink unless you are going to charge for toilet roll maybe?||All in all if we were in Tulsa again there is nowhere we would stay but here - however we would bring our own crockery, cutlery and glasses!!!||Thank you Tulsa and thank you The Mayo!!! Loads of love from the UK Couple!

My fiancee and I were traveling, and decided to stay here on our 22+ hour drive as a treat. We walked in wearing our normal every day wear (black shirts/jeans -both prior military). 1st door guy looked at us like we were crazy, and then said "Oh" when we had to open the door ourselves, then the guy at check-in rolled his eyes at us when we said we got the room on Expedia, then continued to be extremely rude. Once we got settled into our room, we walked a few blocks over for dinner. When we came back, the door guy looked us up and down, then proceeded to go back to playing on his cell phone. We then went up to the Rooftop bar, and were completely ignored. The room was very nice, but the bed felt like sleeping on a cinder block. This was extremely unacceptable customer service and staff behavior for somewhere that we spent hundreds of dollars to stay in for a night just to shower and sleep. The clothes we wear do not make our money spend any differently.

I had a great stay at the Mayo! The hotel is beautiful and I had a lovely, spacious suite that was clean, comfortable and attractive. A real stand out for me was the service I received at the front desk, as well as the cafe. The front desk agents were top notch. I also enjoyed watching the sunset from the rooftop bar.

Front desk was a nightmare! 1.They denied one of our parties their room, and they had to stay at another hotel! 2. They could not bring up delivered medicine to our $350 a night room/ let the delivery person up to our floor! 3. Had to call multiple times for bell cart! 4. Ethan was an arrogant, INCOMPETENT employee, he double charged our credit card and credit score took a hit! Management needs to do better on vetting/training their staff. Service is laughable.