Hilton Garden Inn Oklahoma City Midtown Phone Number and Contact Information

The hotel lies 1.2 miles east of Interstate 44 (Exit 123B) and 2.5 miles north of Interstate 235, providing direct highway access to Will Rogers World Airport (20 minutes southwest) via OK-74. EMBARK bus Route 023 stops at NW 36th & Classen Boulevard, connecting to the Oklahoma City Streetcar system at Midtown Transit Hub.

Ride-share services like Lyft operate extensively, while cyclists utilize the Belle Isle Bike Trail linking to Lake Hefner’s 9.5-mile loop.

The property offers complimentary parking with EV charging stations, ideal for guests attending events at the adjacent Belle Isle Station entertainment complex.

Culinary experiences within a 1-mile radius showcase Oklahoma’s diverse flavors.

Vast atop the Devon Tower (3 miles south) pairs panoramic city views with Wagyu beef tartare, while Cattlemen’s Steakhouse in Stockyards City serves legendary lamb fries in a cowboy-chic setting.

Café Kacao on Classen Boulevard crafts Guatemalan-inspired breakfasts with house-made horchata lattes.

Local breweries like Stonecloud Brewing Co.

near Automobile Alley offer hazy IPAs alongside food trucks, and Empire Slice House dishes New York-style pizza by the meter.

For late-night cravings, Waffle Champion on NW 11th Street reimagines chicken & waffles with sriracha honey drizzle.

Cultural landmarks and recreational spaces abound.

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art (2 miles south) displays Chihuly glass installations and 19th-century European paintings, while the Myriad Botanical Gardens features a tropical conservatory with cascading waterfalls.

History enthusiasts explore the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum’s rodeo hall of fame, 10 minutes west via OK-66. The Oklahoma State Capitol (4 miles east) offers guided tours of its oil derrick-topped dome, and the Harn Homestead preserves 1901 pioneer life through blacksmithing demonstrations.

Corporate and educational hubs thrive nearby.

The OU Health Sciences Center complex (1.5 miles east) houses the Stephenson Cancer Center, while Oklahoma City Community College’s entrepreneurship labs operate 3 miles south.

Sports facilities include the Chesapeake Energy Arena (now Paycom Center) hosting NBA Thunder games and the Riversport Adventures whitewater rafting park along the Oklahoma River.

Business travelers frequent the Bricktown Convention Center (15 minutes by streetcar) and Devon Energy Corporation’s headquarters with its crystalline tower design.

Budget-friendly alternatives include La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham OKC Northwest near Quail Springs Mall, offering free breakfast with make-your-own waffles.

Comfort Suites Oklahoma City North provides kitchenettes near the National Softball Hall of Fame, while Holiday Inn Express & Suites OKC Midtown features a rooftop terrace overlooking the city skyline.

Guest reviews consistently praise Hilton Garden Inn’s ergonomic workstations and 24-hour Pavilion Pantry® market, though some note limited vegetarian options at the Garden Grille.

Many highlight the heated indoor pool’s therapeutic jets and the staff’s insider tips for avoiding Bricktown parking fees during festivals.

As a prime example of Midtown OKC hotels near downtown, this property balances urban accessibility with residential tranquility.

Its role as Oklahoma City medical center lodging attracts healthcare professionals attending conferences at the Integris Baptist Medical Campus.

Among hotels near Oklahoma State Capitol, it stands out for its proximity to the Asian District’s culinary gems.

Business travelers prioritizing business hotels Oklahoma City Bricktown appreciate the 24-hour business center and shuttle service to the Cox Convention Center, while still being moments from the Oklahoma City National Memorial’s reflective tranquility.