This hotel is in great need of a refurbishment. This was the first stop on a classic American road trip vacation. On our drive to Yellowstone National Park, we stayed at Fairfield Inns in Colorado Springs, CO; Rapid City, SD; Grand Island, NE; and Rogers, AR. There were four adults on the trip. The unanimous opinion of all four was... More

I am pleased with my choice. I just stayed one night but found the staff friendly and helpful, the room comfortable, and everything in clean and working order. Exactly what I needed for a few hours of relaxation and a good night's rest. There are at least half a dozen similar hotels all next to each other. More

In Tulsa for the Route 66 Marathon. Staff made sure everything was taken care of and checked on us several times during our stay. They opened breakfast early for the event as well as provided an EXTREMELY late check out so my friend could take a shower after the race. THANK YOU!! Location may seem far away but its not... More

We switched to this Marriott property after a bad check-in experience down the street. We did not let Fairfield know of our experience until after we had already booked their room. As soon as we walked in the door, we were greeted warmly and felt our business was appreciated. Once we accepted the quoted price, the clerk offered to locate... More

This place advertises on a billboard that it has free wireless internet access. That's why we stopped around 8:30 p.m. and paid a premium motel price for a night's lodging. Other very similar places near the interstate were much cheaper. But the wireless access didn't work . Desk clerk didn't have a clue about how to get it to work.... More

I stayed here for 3 days in November due to a business trip. I have stayed here before and like its location to downtown and the many restaurants that are walking distance from the hotel. The room I had on the second floor was clean and well maintained. I had a microwave and small fridge in the room too. Since... More

Good rate, clean, lots of amenities (including indoor pool), newspapers, breakfast, Located in a thoroughly unexciting neighborhood (or what passes for neighborhoods in ugly, sprawling Tulsa) that at least has restaurants and some Western clothing stores that you can wlak to. Also a block from a bus transit center. More

We spent two nights at the Fairfield Central Tulsa. We left the room at 10:00 am Saturday morning and did not return until 8:30pm. Upon our return, we discovered that the room had not been cleaned.The only thing that had been done was the bed had been made - but the dirty towels were still on the bathroom floor, the... More

During a 1-week business trip through the central U.S., I had occasion to stay in several hotels. By far, this was the most pleasant experience. The staff was extremely friendly, the hotel was extremely clean, the breakfast was acceptable for being free, the hotel looked quite well-kept, and the rooms were large with an extremely comfortable bed. If you do... More