Name: Aloft Tulsa
Address: 6716 South 104th East Avenue, Tulsa, OK
Telephone: (888) 420-1655

Superb

Liked: Staff and cleanliness
Disliked: Smell on the 4th floor

Not perfect but it's ok.

Liked: The room felt like home, the natural sunlight on the shower window the bathroom and nook set up. The bench was awesome the room temperature control was easy to work.
Disliked: The bed was not comfortable. No microwave in the room, the ironing board was broken-down.

The stay was excellent all...

Liked: Very clean
Disliked: I loved everything

Good

Liked: Staff very friendly. Bed comfortable.
Disliked: Pictures are not accurate of the current state of the building. Needs new paint and repairs. Pool water very cold. Lobby and hallways very warm. Tables for both sides of the beds with plug ins would have been nice instead of a frosted window into the shower which appears to be very hard to keep clean.

Exceptional

I would come back good...

Liked: The rooms were nice
Disliked: The pool outside was way too little

Passable

Exceptional

Pleasant

Liked: The price was good. There was a bed and a TV
Disliked: The clerk checked me in, took my payment, handed the room key and took a phone call dismissing me. No information about the hotel or anything. The gym was not usable and had a sign that it was closed for the month of January, this is June. There was no guide to the hotel in the room. There was a phone but no phone numbers anywhere. There was no body wash or conditioner in the shower. There was no breakfast and no tea or coffee in the lobby. It was basically a place to sleep. The pool was open, but that's really the only "extra" there was

Just don’t

Disliked: Checked in and couldn’t get keys because their card reader was down so we had to have the front desk receptionist escort us. Later that night we went down to the lobby to get a soft drink. We stood in the lobby to pay for a Pepsi for like 20 min and no one ever showed up to the front desk. There was some kind of construction going on in the building that seemed to go on all throughout the night. The elevator shaft would shake the entire building all throughout the night as well. The next morning I was looking for a hair dryer (there was none) and found someone’s left over fast food that was left in the safe.