The National Hotel

Love love love. Such an iconic beautiful hotel. Just book it and spend some nights or one you won't regret. My husband and I stayed here a couple nights as we were visiting for our anniversary weekend and totally enjoyed it.

Arrived yesterday to a hotel 1/3 full only to be told "Sorry, our Ambassador has given out all the upgrades for today."Zero room upgrade for Titanium million plus point 25+ year Marriott members.Not even to a decent floor. Our two freezing rooms look out to cement.I checked & they had TONS of rooms so they easily could have at least given us a room a few floors up on one of the 4 sides seeing the city so our daughter could at least have some sense of the feeling of this city.We got shoved in the cheapest "convention room cr*p" they could throw at us."Ambassador".,? I think not.Customer loser is a more appropriate title.I asked the waitress in the bar if by chance they had any non-alcoholic beer - something that is becoming a mainstream offering.Her one word snotty reply - "Nope".Stay away from this hotel - they clearly could care less about their " valued 25 year loyal customers".

I arrived at this hotel on a Saturday morning. I had never been to this hotel before but I heard it was central and had great architecture so thats why I selected it. Its beautiful on the inside and great for architecture lovers. It has a lounges and plenty restaurants inside so theres really no need to leave. Its also walking distance from the stadium. I qualified for a free room upgrade so I was upgraded to a suite. I absolutely loved my room. It was a 1bedroom with 1.5 bathrooms. I would absolutely stay here again but there were cons. My room still had trash in the cans when I arrived, I had a robe but no slippers and the lights were overly complex so I couldn't figure them out. The cons were minor but worth mentioning. Overall, I loved this hotel and the staff was really nice.

Incredible, stunning, safe. I've stayed in quite a few Marriot BonVoy establishments and this is yet another example they KNOW the expectation of a quality hotel stay. The National has a rich history as an old bank building and peeks of that history were left inside the hotel. Architecture and ambiance are stunning, and the staff...wow. I've not met a more attentive, smart, and anticipatory staff than at this establishment. From security to check in, housekeeping, concierge, and even valet. You've got an incredible crew & they are the reason I plan to be back very, VERY soon. Thank you for a memorable 1st stay in downtown Oklahoma City for 4 days. I'm otnaure hoe anyone else could compare. I'm spoiled!

I called Tellers multiple times over several weeks to make a reservation for afternoon tea and they were completely unresponsive. I finally called the front desk of the hotel and asked to speak with someone directly about making a reservation. The woman took down my information for a manager to call me back, but still NOTHING! Don't waste your time trying to give them business, because apparently they don't want it.

You're likely to say "Wow!" out loud as you glide up the escalator that takes you to the lobby - this hotel is stunning. It's renovated space in the old First National Bank building (hotel on the bottom floors, residences on the top). We stayed just a couple weeks after it opened, and were impressed by just about everything the hotel has to offer. Check in was quick and efficient, and staff were friendly. Even the hallways are impressive! The bed was super comfy, the bathroom products are nice quality, and the rooms have ample space to sit down and get some work done. I uploaded plenty of pics, so you can see for yourself. They may need to get the bar a little more help, as our experience there wasn't great - and it looks like it's shaping up to be a "go-to" place in town! The drinks were good, but staff definitely couldn't keep up with the demand, even on a Wednesday night. Minor issue that I'm sure they'll work out, and it's still worth it to stop by for a cocktail - the lobby is just gorgeous! Overall, superb hotel that I'd be happy to return to if I ever find myself back in OKC.

We booked a room for a new Years Eve! We had so much fun, ate at Tellers, need reservations. We are a 5 course dinner that was delicious. The bar was hopping and everyone was in great spirits. The room was something you see in the movies...it was gorgeous. Comfy beds the suite had a powder room and bathroom. A living room and a separate bedroom. It was amazing along with the wonderful robes. I would definitely recommend and we willBe back.

The hotel is absolutely gorgeous, beautifully restored from 1931. Malia 'I hope I spelled her name right' was really sweet gave me a quick tour and well informed of the history. The three restaurants areas are absolutely fabulous must try and experience one of them. I personally liked the bank fault for historical reasons, plus fun for all. But they all look delicious. I never had the opportunity to stay but I did dine here

Beautiful hotel with great rooms. The housekeeping staff went above and beyond my entire visit

The Christmas decor is beautiful. The service is poor. Received multiple apologies within the first 10 minutes claiming they were understaffed, under trained, and lack good management. Reservations for tea service did not necessarily mean that they planned accordingly (staff and kitchen), so plan on a long wait to be seated and a long wait to actually enjoy. Had hoped it would be more like the Plaza in NYC but far from comparable.