We booked our room based on reviews here and after reviewing the hotel's web-site. We were actually quite disapointed in the Hotel Savoy. Our hats go off to the web site creater. They did an outstanding job of making the place appear to be something that it is not. Not at all! The place is showing its wear. The bed... More

Hotel Savoy was such a treat for my brother and I. It was quiet, the service was very friendly and unobtrusive but Margaret (an absolute treasure) ensured we had everything we needed. We were there for a week and my bed was gorgeous, so comfortable. My brother slept on the sleeper which he said was actually really good for a... More

Both of my stays in Tulsa have been the result of coming into town to care for my elderly mother. Not great circumstances but it was always better after staying at the Savoy. Quiet, protected, great ammenities and great staff made the difference. Not a stuffy corporate structure where you are a room number but a cordial and diverse staff... More

This is a small hotel - rooms used to be apartments, so there are fully equipped kitchens, a small living room area and a bedroom. We had no problem with internet access. Good quality towels, toiletries and toilet paper (This may sound stupid to some, but I hate drying off after my shower with a towel the size of a... More

My wife and I have stayed at this hotel once a year since we got married. It has a full kitchen, with a living room area, seperate bedroom, fairly large closet, and nice bathroom (more like a nice guest bathroom at a friend's house than a typical hotel bathroom). Each room is furnished slightly differently--apparently, the owners bought all the... More

I had a business meeting in downtown Tulsa and did not want to pay the high rates charged by Ambassador or others near the meeting site. I saw the Savoy Hotel for much cheaper and decided to give it a try. What an experience! Like having your own apartment on the edge of downtown. Fully equipped kitchen, big screens in... More