Executive Inn

I would not recommend this at all. The no smoking rooms reeked of smoke. We asked for a king bed, no problem right in front of the dumpster unlighted and the tv was broken. Moved us to another, double bed. Pet fee was $15 a night. Continental Breakfast- no, housekeeping- twice in 4 days (took the towels and washcloths and didn't replace them) then the night before we left replaced the towels we had to get at the front desk. No hair dryer, no coffee pot. And it is in bad need of a serious cleaning.

Avoid this one like the plague -- because there's probably some plague lurking around there somewhere. I've stayed in cheap accommodations before and have been perfectly happy. This place, however, smelled musty with disgusting carpeting, water stained walls and --this is not an exaggeration -- four or five cardboard boxes full of dirt (nightcrawler side biz?) lining the wall of what I will be charitable in calling a "lobby." There was no front desk per se, with business contracted through a small 1970s medical office window. This is likely for the safety of the clerk, as the book on the surrounding neighborhood lives up to its cover with a 70+ percent childhood poverty rate and a burglary rate nearly twice that of the U.S. average (All other crime categories are only 70 percent higher than average! Thanks, Mr. Internet!)Not surprisingly, this property is often featured on lowest price lists for online booking sites, where their relative proximity to Bricktown hopes to lure in the unwary late night reveler from out of town (*guilty*). If you get sucked in and survive, buy some nightcrawlers for me.

Stayed here on my trek from San Diego, CA - Cuba, Missouri. When I called to see if they had any open rooms, the attendant yelled at me for waking her up. But I was tired and glad to hear that they did. When we arrived she was once again angry that I woke her up. I winder how people take a night job at a hotel/motel and expect not to get woken up. I will not stay here again.

I couldn't check in because I'm disabled abs they want to charge me more on my room. I called the cops to have them settle the bias issue I was told that ADA is not adopted by Oklahoma and they have every right to treat me unfairly because of my conditions. I'm disappointed in the police, as well as Oklahoma, for not enforcing the ADA.

Executive Inn? Not even close! The minute I walked into the hotel lobby, I knew I was not going to be happy. I asked to see the room before checking in and thank God I did. The carpet was torn up, the sitting bench fabric was also torn up. Curtains barely hanging on, old "key" locks, this place needs to be gutted and completely redone.