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Love this Aloft for the location to the highway, great staff and even with the renovations they staff had the place looking great. That you allow pets and placed us on the first floor makes it easy to get our dog outside with riding elevators

Property was nice. Pool and hot tub were located outside in front. Front desk staff was short with guests and did not not greet guests friendly (female) but were competent at their job. Lobby looked clean. Elevators were a little bit on the faster side which was nice. The elevators and hallways showed a little wear and tear. The room upon first appearance was good, no ceiling stains, sheets were clean, furniture had very little wear and tear on it. You can tell the bed frames are newer due the matted carpet marks the were just a little outside the current ones but that’s ok. The mattesss were comfortable and they provided 3 pillows of varying stuffing on each bed. The bathroom needed some attention. Rust and satins were in several places in the tub/shower area. A couple of the towels had small yellow stains on them. the bathroom was small but usable. The water was very hot and the pressure was good (3rd floor). Our room overlooked the pool and the pool was full of leaves and debris. The hot tub was empty and had construction stuff around it. When I called down to see if the pool was open (3/9/24) they said both the pool and the hot tub were still closed for the season. I was a little upset about that because I like to use the hot tub for my back on long road trips. The area could have been cleaner IMO. We did not partake in breakfast due to timing. Parking lot looked very safe at night and shared a lot with the Holiday Inn Express across the way. It was nice the hotel was close to the Woodland Hills Mall and Union High School for a dance event. Keep in mind traffic is NUTS around this area on event weekends so take backroads everywhere! If you go to Union High School take 92nd road north near the hotel into the back entrance of the school. Nearly no one takes that way! Hotel Staff needs more training on being more friendly and willing yo help customers and towels need to be a bit cleaner. Other than that, compared to the alternatives in the area and Tulsa generally being having horrible hotels…ID definitely return. Check out was 12:00 Hope I helped.

Very nice friendly staff very clean facility and enjoyed myself very much

There was a prolonged heat dome over Oklahoma a couple of weeks ago and it was no time for a hotel's AC to be having problems, but alas that was the case with the Aloft Tulsa Downtown. Two rooms we were given on the 10th floor had thermostat set to 68 but room temperatures of 79 and 81. Then we got moved to the 3rd floor, which was good the first day but then had the same problem the second day. The afternoon/evening desk person was nice and apologetic each time we came with an issue. Eventually a maintenance guy came up to the room at 10:30 at night and worked on it for a while. He managed to get it to where the temp would top out at 75 or so, which was livable. But it wasn't just a room issue; the whole hotel seemed to be struggling, as corridors were not cool and the desk people were keeping the lobby door open and had a large fan blowing at them. Otherwise, the room was clean and enjoyable, with a high ceiling and plenty of boutique touches similar to other Alofts. One of us didn't like how the bathroom was arranged with a sliding door and no good place to put the bathmat after a shower. The other of us was okay with the layout but didn't like that the middle position of the bathroom faucet gives hot water to drink. There are food items including a variety of items for breakfast on sale in the lobby. There is a pool that guests seemed to be enjoying and an outdoor table area and patio from which we could watch sunsets. The morning desk person had lots of interesting advice for things to see or do in Tulsa or outlying areas. For what it's worth, the Apple Maps app has the wrong idea where the hotel is and will take you to location that does you no good. You need to go to Denver and Fifth, then past the Tulsa County Central Library, and that's where the entrance is. Then once you've found it, there's a gate that has to open for you, both entering and leaving. And if you're just out for a walk, there are different gates for a human to use, which require a code to get back in - be sure to ask the desk person because they don't inform you otherwise. The reason for all that security may be the immediate area, which is not that appealing. Despite being the downtown, there isn't much going on there, even on weekdays. And sadly there is a homeless problem in the area, especially in front of the aforementioned library (which is a great facility if you go inside). About the most normal activity comes in the morning when lawyers and others enter the Tulsa County Courthouse which is opposite the library. Now maybe the area is more active when there is an event at the BOK Arena a couple of blocks away, or a convention is taking place at the Cox Business Center right behind the hotel, but when were there for three days, the area was just not happening (in stark contrast to Bricktown in OKC, where we had been previously).

Room was clean. Coffee and tea were generous. Bathroom was well lit and mostly clean, but things are a little worn or cracked in corners and edges. Bed was comfortable and linens were soft and smooth. The reception was a grand area with stylish furniture. Staff is courteous and helpful. Oh yeah, so I went to the hotel gym for a light workout. As I am busting out some dumbbell curls and presses I notice this older guy in washed denim overalls with one strap hanging down and a slim female trainer exercising next to me. She spoke with a slight accent, which was curious to me. Then I realized that the guy was Bruce Springsteen. Hah! Well, nothing unusual- just people staying fit. I finished my workout and went on my way. It is a nice hotel with a great location.