| Amenities include a free breakfast bar, an outdoor pool and a fitness center, as well as a guest laundry facility and free parking. There's also free WiFi and high pressure showerheads in the bathrooms, while kids 19 and under stay free with an adult. The straightforward rooms come with desks and flat screen TVs, plus minifridges, microwaves and coffeemakers. 9 miles from the Tulsa Zoo. Suites add separate living spaces with pull out sofas. This modern lodging is next to the I 44, a 16 minute walk from the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino and 11. Check in time: 3:00 PMCheck out time: 11:00 AM.
Tulsa International Airport 19 min
Boston Avenue United Methodist Church (18 min)
Large circa-1929 church known for its distinctive art deco architecture & interior details. Tulsa Zoo (18 min)
An expansive educational park with a huge variety of animals plus the Safari Train & a carousel. Oxley Nature Center (21 min)
800-acre park with trails & an interpretive center with hands-on exhibits & a wildlife viewing area. Rhema Bible Church (18 min) Lafortune Park (18 min)
Large city park with ample facilities including sports fields & courts a pool playgrounds & golf. Philbrook Museum Of Art (22 min)
Global collection of fine & decorative art in an ornate Italian Renaissance-style mansion & gardens. Hard Rock (18 min)
Concert and casino Redbud Valley Nature Preserve (11 min) Tulsa Historical Society U0026 Museum (20 min)
8 galleries featuring exhibits on local history plus a gift shop garden & historic cemetery. Mohawk Park (19 min)
Sprawling park with hiking & walking trails plus a zoo The Oxley Nature Center & a golf course. Golden Driller Statue (18 min)
Iconic 75-ft. statue of an oil driller with his hand resting on an oil derrick. Safari Joe S H2O (18 min)
Seasonal attraction equipped with a big wave pool high-speed slides & water play areas. Woodward Park (20 min)
45 acres of horticultural gardens (rock herb rose & azalea) a Victorian conservatory & arboretum. Tulsa Air And Space Museum U0026 Planetarium (17 min)
Detailed history from 1897 to the space age plus interactive exhibits vintage aircraft & a theater. | 
