Admittedly, I used Marriott Reward points to stay at the hotel so I shouldn't complain. Even so, our experience may be helpful to others travelling in the area looking for 'brand name' locations to stay.
First, the hotel is not easy to find exiting the interstate. It is tucked into the corner of a shopping mall and frontage roads around the mall make it challenging to get to. When we exited interstate 35 at night, there were no signs directing us to the general location of Crossroads Mall. We got disoriented on how to find our way across another busy highway to get to the hotel. After several attempts and backtracking, we finally made it. The hotel is a typical Fairfield in design and first impressions. The drive thru to check in is a tight squeeze and the fact that a chunk of stucco from one of the drive thru pillars had been damaged by a vehicle was evidence. We quickly checked in as we were hungry and walked across the parking lot to the Texas Roadhouse. Not one of our favorite restaurants simply because they tend to be very noisy. Returning, we quickly crashed. Our king size bed was ample, however it seemed worn and not nearly as firm as we like our mattresses. Being road weary, we quickly fell asleep only to have my wife wake up from having the fitted sheet and mattress pad roll up underneath her. This kept her up half the night as it got tangled with slight movement. The sheet had lost the elasticity from repeated washings (as they're apt to do) but for some reason hadn't been retired by housekeeping. We let the front desk know and provided the sheet as evidence prior to going for breakfast. Speaking of breakfast, they do provide a 'hot breakfast', scrambled eggs, sausage along with the other standard fare, including waffle maker, etc. Their fresh fruit though didn't look all that fresh and there was only 1 sad looking banana left by the time we ate. We were told that the manager of the hotel would be getting in touch with us following our experience but more than a week has passed and we have yet to contacted to provide feedback. Maybe since we didn't actually pay for the room they feel a reply isn't warranted. I've been a loyal Marriott traveler for some time but in this case, I'd look for another hotel the next time in Oklahoma City.