Fairfield Inn & Suites-Tulsa Central

We stayed at this location during a basketball tournament. We had what is considered a suite. Once the sofa bed was pulled out, the room became very small and the space was tight. The front desk employees were extremely professional and willing to help. The lobby area is also nice. The refrigerator and microwave sat right outside of the bathroom. Clearly, I am not a fan of food and drinks being that close to the bathroom. If that doesn’t bother you, then it could work.

I was there on the worst two days ever. It was a frozen waste land.
The two girls running the counter were polite and friendly.
They also did a great job keeping the ice and water out of the lobby.
The hotel was clean and well kept.

A very new and sparkling clean property, Marriott has a property that they can be proud of.
The décor in the entry way shocked me in that it was so different and nice compared to most other Fairfields.
The price is very reasonable.
The rooms are large, well equiped and clean as a whistle.
I love when warm cookies greet you in the lobby.
The front desk staff is young, and try to provide the best service that they can.
Overall we were quite impressed and pleased.

Property was clean: front desk, parking lot, room, pool area. Free breakfast was the standard blah stuff found at other cheap sleep places. Staff was nice and friendly. WiFi was free, but not strong enough to stream video or music. Easy access to and from highway. I would let my children sleep here.

The front desk Meri and a young man were polite but incompetent. I had signed up for Marriot’s summer promotion where you get a free night after two stays in June-​July. This was my fourth stay in that time. I asked Meri if this night’s stay would be free. She had NO CLUE what I was talking about. I suggested that since this was a Marriott she/​they should be aware of what promotions were running. This is the only time the young man spoke. He said, «We’re not really a Marriott. We are independently owned.» I reminded him that it said «Marriott» in pretty big letters outside.
We got to our room. It was on the first floor near the pool (noise) and next to the ice machine (more noise). Why do they assign the worst rooms first? Meri moved us to another room on the second floor. This room had stained pillowcases only two cups in the room. We won’t be back here.