The Mayo Hotel

The room was huge and plush, bed and pillows comfy and robe amazing. The TV large and living room had full kitchen. Shower very small and underwhelming--would've preferred soaking tub. Shower confusing and had to play with nozzles to get hot water. It took a few minutes as there are moving parts under each nozzle...Rooftop bar was awful. Bartenders didn't know product and view was non existent outside (high fence erected). Music was 90s fun. Would return for room not nightlife

We Love Tulsa King.... So when in Tulsa you gotta stay at the Best Hotel... The Mayo!!From check in to check out everything was perfect!!!Our room was big and spacious!!! And looked just like the show!!!I love the old charm of the hotel.I did not like the shower!! It was just odd!Also the restaurant at the hotel was under renovations so finding a nice place to eat was tough as a lot of places are closed on Sunday!!! But we managed to just grab some drinks and food at the small cafe on the property.... A bit expensive but when you are hungry!!!

Stopped at this hotel for a coffee (they have a non affiliated Star Bucks).Coffee was excellent.Service was great! Next time in town I will consider staying here.

Awesome hotel! Stayed in a suite room. Tons of space. Staff is super friendly. Rooftop bar has great views too. I highly recommend!

The Mayo is a hotel with stunning architecture and rich history woven into the every room. As soon as I stepped into the lobby, I felt like I was a 1940's film star. The lobby exudes luxury, from the stained-glass ceiling adorned with dazzling chandeliers down to the lush velvet furniture. Even the bathroom is glamorous! Next to the concierge desk, there's a gift shop that offers Starbucks coffee--I'll definitely be taking advantage of that! In addition, the Mayo also has menus for room service and their rooftop bar. My one bedroom suite is beautiful, equipped with a full kitchen, lounge area (with a pullout couch), and desk in the main room. The master bedroom is luxurious, and the bed feels as soft as a cloud. One thing about the room that I thought was a little strange is that the shower has no door. Also, we were provided with tiny bottles of shampoo and conditioner, hardly enough for one hair-washing, and no body wash. Every staff member I've encountered so far at the Mayo has been polite and welcoming, making guests feel at home.

Slow check in process but I did my best to overlook it. The room was comfortable. The dining options at the cafe were not very good.

What a cool hotel! I stayed in a super-new hotel on a prior visit that was nice, but this time around, I wanted something historic and The Mayo certainly has that going for it. The history of this hotel is eerily reminiscent of my hometown's (Kansas City) Union Station; both were considered architectural centers of pride, and bustling businesses that eventually fell into disrepair in the 1980s, only to be revitalized and stand tall once again.There's nothing in disrepair now, as the room was nice and the lobby was stunning. As far as I know, valet is the only option unless you find street parking around, so that's what I went with. At $30 for overnight parking, it's a bit steep.I had a nice view of the BOK Center and and other areas of Tulsa from the ninth floor. I have to say, the older single-pane windows made for a little additional chill in the room, but there's an adjustable thermostat so it's easy to balance out. While I really liked my room, I wasn't as keen on the bathroom. It simply wasn't very clean, and the floor had a sort of greasy, slick texture that was less than ideal. Two of the three shower-heads had calcified over and were not fully functioning. All in all, I found it to be a fun hotel and one I would stay in the next time I visit Tulsa on business. Also, shoutout to Walter who valeted my car, I enjoyed my surprisingly honest chat with him about life and family.

Nice exterior and very nice, ornate lobby (sorry, forgot to take pics). We got a suite for about $350-400/night. At that price, I was very disappointed. To be clear, this is still a fairly nice hotel so this review should be read taking into account the price and the year (2023). The suite was fairly large with a good sized entryway which included a family room and small kitchen, then a long hallway, good sized bathroom and normal sized bedroom (king bed). Being picky, what we thought was below average: TV was just a TV (no movies to rent, no ability to stream apps, etc), there is NO ROOM SERVICE for food (they suggested we go to the Penthouse Bar and order food, then bring it to our room), and all of the furniture and furnishings were dated and not well taken care of. Our interactions with the staff were fine, but the vibe was cold. Not our favorite place, definitely not a destination.

This is where we stay when we are in Tulsa. We have been to weddings, had a anniversary party here in the suite. The suite we get is amazballs. The roof top is Bomb. The bar is cool. The service is excellent & the bed is super comfy with Seferra linens. Highest Recommendations.

I traveled for work and stayed at The Mayo. I'll admit I'm very particular about my hotel stays so I was not sure coming in especially since I didnt book my accommodations this time. As soon as I stepped into the lobby, I was immediately charmed. Talk about decor! Definitely takes you back in time and I was here for it. As far as the room (suite), it was clean, spacious, and peaceful. The bed (and pillows) were comfortable, which made for a relaxing stay. As I was there for brief business travel, my experience was likely different than the usual. From what I can tell, the hotel is centrally located to restaurants and other downtown spots. There's also the penthouse rooftop bar for views. I'd recommend a stay at The Mayo for the historical charm!