Family Hotels & Resorts in Northwest Oklahoma from AU$76

"Parking was lighted and very accessible to the front door. The staff were friendly, liked the addition of the Coffee Spot availability for purchased coffee drinks, breakfast was okay, stayed 4 nights and had the same items two days in a row, would have enjoyed Orange juice instead of lemonade and apple juice or water. Rooms were clean and udpated. The carpet could have been replaced in our room. "

"The staff was as good as they could be with the conditions they have to deal with. They tried to be accommodating but it wasn't good enough. We booked two non-smoking rooms and asked for them to be next to each other. They were on separate floors and one was a smoking room, which smelled horrible. The carpets are dingy and the halls smelled like mildew. Some of the ceiling lights were going out which didn't help with the look. Both rooms had stains on the carpet, chairs,and bedding. One room even had stains on the lampshades and cigarette burns on the tub while the other one's suitcase stool was all torn up. One room got hand soap, the other did not, neither had bath gel. The continental breakfast was ok; cereal, oatmeal, bagels, muffins and drinks. This is our second attempt at staying at a Super8, there will not be a third. Management seriously needs to make some upgrades. There were several upset customers when we checked in. I felt bad for the staff."

"This is a very clean and nice Inn, the staff is friendly and very helpful. The low rates are an added bonus. I won't hesitate to stay here in the future"

"Did not go to breakfast and parking was fine."

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"The staff was friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The breakfast was above average. Parking was good.The room was clean and not cramped. The mattress could have been better."

"Clean room, excellent staff."

"We always love the staff and the location of this hotel! Very convenient for baseball families! "

"There were no amenities. There were no coffee or cups of any kind in any rooms. The soda machine was out of order. The pool was empty and grass unkept. The pool looked like it has been empty for years and road runners had moved in. As we opened the door to enter the hallway to our room the smell of decomposition cleaner was overwhelming. My friend is a police chief and spent years cleaning up crime scenes. The smell was the same as you would get from a dead body. As we walked by the room the floor was being mopped. None of the outer doors had a working security card reader and at 2am was unlocked and open. This place was more like the movie set for the Shining sequel. It should be a tourist attraction for a house of horror."