Best Family Hotels in Oklahoma

Children's menus and cribs are available at the Skirvin Hilton Oklahoma City.

Visitors of the Ambassador Hotel Tulsa, Autograph Collection praise this Marriott-affiliated property for its in-room amenities, including flat-screen TVs, spacious walk-in showers, complimentary Wi-Fi access and Keurig coffee makers. But it's not just the rooms that keep travelers coming back to this 55-room hotel. Past guests cannot stop talking about the food (try the steaks or the sliders) and drinks offered at The Chalkboard, which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Once you've satiated your appetite, explore the surrounding area by way of the Ambassador Hotel Tulsa's complimentary shuttle (which will take you anywhere within a 3-mile radius). If you're traveling with kids in tow, check out the Tulsa Zoo and Big Splash Water Park – both are less than 10 miles away from the hotel. And for a fun night of performances, the Brady Theater is less than 2 miles north. Recent visitors complimented the customer service team here extensively; however, guests should keep in mind that they'll have to stay elsewhere to find more than one on-site restaurant, a pool or a spa. Keep in mind, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and redeem points at this property.

Situated at the northeastern corner of the Myriad Botanical Gardens in downtown Oklahoma City, the Colcord Hotel receives praise for its consistently helpful concierge desk and spacious rooms. All accommodations feature smart TVs, Alexa in-room "concierges," complimentary Wi-Fi access and high thread count linens, while bathrooms are equipped with oversized glass showers and luxe bath products. Valet parking is available, but it costs $25 per 24-hour period. Colcord Hotel welcomes guests to its on-site restaurants, FLINT and Vast, which dish out delicious cuisine. And because it's a boutique property with a chic decor (and on the National Register of Historic Places list), it differentiates itself from other nearby top hotels like the Hilton and Marriott.

This historic hotel has been housing visitors in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma, since 1925, though it last shut its doors in 1981. After undergoing a $42 million renovation, The Mayo Hotel reopened in 2009, rejoining the city's luxury hotel scene, boasting colorful, contemporary decor and a revitalized spirit. The art deco lobby features extraordinarily high ceilings and marble floors with bold patterned furnishings adding contrast. Guest rooms are a little more subtle with neutral hues, dark wood furniture and bold red accents; accommodations also feature custom linens, flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi. Overall, guests were impressed by The Mayo's makeover, but for many, the hotel's bar was the most notable feature. Part of the former Presidential Suite (where Elvis Presley once stayed), the Penthouse Rooftop Lounge serves signature cocktails and downtown views. The Mayo also serves full meals at The Boiler Room, which you can then work off in the 24-hour fitness center.