Hotel Glenpool — Hotel in Glenpool

I stayed there in the hotel in the handicap accessible room and truthfully don't think it's well suited for someone completely wheelchair dependent. The bed is high if I was in my wheelchair and had to transfer myself on the bed. I would have to ask for assistance from someone. The sink was on the slightly dirty side and handles of the cabinets as well. For the price we paid was worth it some what. But the disability accessibility is very limited. If you are a independent disabled person I'm afraid in this room you will need help from someone. They do have a alarm for the blind to push when someone in at your door. Which was a nice touch. IF YOU ARE PRONE to FALLS easy this is not the room for you! From water running out of the shower to entrance way to refrigerator not really working and leaking as well. So if you depend on storing your shots med related and they must remain cold still use I'd bring a ice chest. Microwave does work but takes longer then normal which to me wasn't a big deal. Be prepared for it to stink in your room. I couldn't narrow done to where that smell was coming from. Most of all I'm concern for someone slipping in that shower and falling like me. The moment I was very lucky to be able to catch myself to slow my fall but definitely requires me now spending money for a doctor's appointment now. So I didn't hit as hard when fell. Also the toilet is facing a partition right in front of the toilet. (About 2 feet away max) So I had to sit sideways. Due to not having enough room to use my catheters and Foleys. Staff was friendly and seemed like great people. The room it's self was the problem isn't not the people who are working there.

Beds are rock hard!

Update: Thank you for reaching out about the situation. I truly truly hope you will be able to fix a few things mainly shower and refrigerator. if I lived closer to the hotel I would should you guys all the problems and how...

Great location. Out of the way, but easily accessible to everything you'd want to do. We stayed for just one night and didn't eat breakfast, but we will definitely book again if the need arises. For more details see below.

So for the downsides: •It was a little frustrating that we had to pay $10/hour for every hour after the 11am check out, but not too big of a deal. •Besides that, the TV wasn't working and they weren't able to do anything to fix it until way later when we would have been out and about, but luckily we figured it out on our own so we didn't have to go to a different hotel. Honestly just felt that whole thing could've been handled better, but once again, not that big of a deal. •Last nitpicks, the bathroom door got jammed about halfway, there was a drink left from the previous occupant in the mini fridge, tiny soap in shower and bathroom sink.

•Randomly appreciation: loved that the mini fridge temperature was cold enough for our drinks and that the room came with a microwave. Convenient location. Kind front desk clerk. Smooth elevator. Quiet.

All in all, everything was clean, not a single bug, it was about $60 cheaper than everything else in the Tulsa area, and I would say it is worth a few minor inconveniences. I could tell the owners take pride in their establishment and I felt 100% comfortable there....

We booked through hotels.com

The hotel location was good from what I could tell. It was a last minute decision to stay here on our way to Tulsa coming from Houston. I booked it only a few hours before arriving late (around 11pm).

The guy who let me into the hotel was very informative and quick to get us checked in. They did ask for a card to charge a $50 deposit through...

The beds were comfortable and the bathrooms were clean. Overall, we stayed the night and left soon after waking up. So, we did not need anything other the beds and restroom. It was a very quick stop.

We did grab some breakfast before leaving. It was by far the most disappointing breakfast I have seen in a hotel. They had two cereal selections, raisins bran and an off brand fruit loops. There was juice, three oranges, one apple, two types of yogurt, and bread for roasting. They had a hot option (biscuits and gravy) but it was very sparse as well and looked like it had sat there a while. The overall experience was wanting. There wasn't enough and no one there to tend to it.

Overall experience was good. We stopped here because of the price tag and encouraging reviews we read online. I would do an overnight trip here again but no more than that. If they improved their breakfast options, I would have a different feeling about...