NOUN Hotel

Big fan of this hotel! It's very nice and classy inside! Service is great! I was able to check in at 11am got 2 bottles of water upon check in. The front desk printed something for me with a smile. Rooms are super nice and comfy too. I absolutely LOVE the robes! So soft and cute, you never see red robes in a hotel! It's super close to the university and there's some food places nearby. I did order lunch from the restaurant for pick up and they brought it to my room in kind. Very nice!The bed was one of the most comfortable I've ever stayed in. Pillows and thick comfy blanket were amazing!!The gym is one of the better hotels gyms with weight equipment and machines and fairly good size clean with towels cold waters and snacks!Definitely would stay here again when I'm this area

This review for the restaurant inside the hotel as well as the hotel lobby. I came here for a health care related meeting and we got to go to a private room at the back of the restaurant. The lobby to the hotel was beautifully decorated. It was clean and inviting. The restaurant is to the right of the check in desk and was easy to find. The staff was very friendly the whole time we were there. I ordered the filet mignon and it came with mashed potatoes, carrots and asparagus. The medium steak was cooked perfectly and the mashed potatoes were still a little chunky but flavorful. I'd say the carrots were a little too raw and needed to be cooked a little more for my liking, but otherwise the dish was great! We got to pick a dessert and I got the dark chocolate creme brûlée. It was supposed to have berries on top, but I noticed other people had the berries on top and mine did not, so that was a little disappointing. It was getting late, so I didn't want to bother requesting them to fix it.

i was told my sweet treat was going to be mouth watering, heavenly , and delicious. it was not that. It was soggy and cirtrisy i did not know i ordered a orange flavored glazed donut bread pudding. dont recommend that... my main course was fire but i wish i had ice in my water. i didnt know i was in europe.However the scent throughout the hotel and restaurant was heavenly. I want to bottle it up and put it in a perfume!

I'm not a big fan of Marriott's hipster "boutique" style hotels. This one has a nice lobby, restaurant, and bar, but the rooms are not much better than a dorm room. No carpet on the floors, 12 foot ceilings, 1 hanging overhead light, a floor lamp, and 1 unmoveable LED puck light between the beds that wasn't even adequate for reading. I guess it's good that it's in Norman, because with all the hard surfaces in the room it's very "boomy." It's like staying in a garage. The "blackout curtains" are really 2 pairs of blinds without drapes, so light leaks in all around them. So much for the blackout. It just wasn't a very comfortable room. I did like the giant shower but I found no door on the shower stall kind of odd. Also greatly dislike the bulk soap dispensers. It is an easy walk to campus though.A nice place, but I prefer more traditional hotel accommodations.

Staff attention to detail is wonderful. The setting is nice, clean and feels crisp. Great location downtown. Accommodations, however, are bland. If I was to return to Norman, besides an airbnb, this is as good as it gets.

My wife and I went to Prime Rib Thursdays. Did not disappoint. Hadn't had Prime Rib in a while. This hotel is beautiful.

A lovely hotel with an exceptionally helpful and courteous staff.In town recently to attend a family wedding, several of us stayed at the newly-opened Noun Hotel. Very conveniently located right near the OU campus. Rooms are large and very comfortable. As stated, staff goes above and beyond to assist you with anything you could possibly need.Booking was a bit of a challenge online, so I called the front desk and made reservations over the phone. Had a few questions prior to arrival, so I emailed them. That went unanswered, so I again called the front desk and received quick and accurate responses then. I'm sure these are just glitches that are being worked out since this facility only opened a few months ago.Restaurant on the ground floor is beautiful. While we did not eat a full meal there, we did sit at the bar one afternoon and ordered a few "sides" on their menu: crispy Brussels sprouts and french fries. Huge portions for the $5 each cost - and both were delicious! Just what we needed to take the edge off of our hunger until we went out to that evening's dinner.All rooms have comfortable beds, desk and bench for luggage. An iron and small ironing board is in every room, along with a Kuerig coffee maker and refrigerator. Bottled water is free of charge at the front desk. The downstairs restaurant bar has refills for coffee pods and creamers. Hair dryers are in every bathroom. Closet is large with lots of storage space and ample wooden suit hangers. An abundance of towels is available.Parking is complimentary valet. There is also a large adjacent lot that is valet for students/faculty, but there was no attendant there when we arrived. The Noun Hotel valet told us that often their guests will park in that lot. The lot was mostly empty for all of the days we were there, and we never did see an attendant for that lot.A few items of note (which is the reason for the deduction of a star):*lighting in rooms is marginal, at best;*only USB outlet is located behind the coffee maker, which is difficult to access, so be sure to bring the electrical brick portion of your phone/tablet along with your USB cord;*toilet paper is fine, thin sandpaper. Noun Hotel should spend a few bucks and buy some facial-quality tp, because what was available was excruciating to use;*it would have been wonderful if a light breakfast option was available. There are not a whole lot of options within walking distance for breakfast, so you end up driving to a fast-food restaurant to get a greasy, salty start to your day or you bring breakfast items with you (as I did). For a hotel that offers superb food for lunch and dinner, breakfast for the guests staying there seems like a natural. Many within our party would have gladly paid for a light breakfast here rather than bringing in food to eat in our room or going out.If I'm ever in town again, surely this hotel will be my choice of accommodations. Hopefully all of the new-opening kinks will have been worked out by then, but if they're not, at least I know what to expect.

Very impressed with decor. Really a beautiful place and glad we have it in Norman. I gave it a 3 because the food was simply average and overpriced. Service, well, lacking to be kind. We ordered tea service and when I requested more hot water for tea the young girl brought me a stemmed glass of plain hot water. No spoon. No honey until we ask. Overall disappointed for sure. We will return to see if brunch is any better.

The only thing this hotel has going for it is the location and the bathrobes. The decor is cheap, couldn't get a signal on the tv or the QR code to order room service. Most aggravating was being declined a late check out request, given it was clear that on this holiday, they were no where near capacity. I would've even paid extra. Not worth the price.

Second time staying and first time it was paid out of pocket and I told myself I wouldn't give them .25 today my son had an official visit. No TV service at all, pillows are so uncomfortable. Get an air bnb and save yourself the hassle.This is a small town and unfortunately people use this place. But I could rate an easy -0 I would. RUNNNN