District Hotel Oklahoma City I-44 by OYO
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District Hotel Oklahoma City I-44 by OYO

2200 NW 40th St, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Yhdysvallat
Näytä kartalla
The District Hotel Oklahoma City I-44 by OYO is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Oklahoma City will find that the District Hotel Oklahoma City I-44 by OYO is a fantastic accommodation choice. Näytä enemmän
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The District Hotel Oklahoma City I-44 by OYO is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Oklahoma City will find that the District Hotel Oklahoma City I-44 by OYO is a fantastic accommodation choice.
Näytä enemmän
3,2/5
Puhtaus3,2
Mukavuudet3,2
Sijainti3,2
Palvelu3,2
1 arvostelu
Ympäristö
Lentokenttä: Oklahoma City Wiley Post Airport
(10,9km)
Lentokenttä: Will Rogers World Airport
(19,3km)
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Käytännöt

King-huone - Allasnäkymä
1

King-huone - Allasnäkymä

1 King-parivuode
Yksityinen kylpyhuone
Huoneen tiedot
Tarkista saatavuus
Huone - King-size-vuode
1

Huone - King-size-vuode

1 King-parivuode
Yksityinen kylpyhuone
Huoneen tiedot
Tarkista saatavuus

Vierasarvostelut

3,2/5
1 arvostelu
Vahvistetut arvostelut
  • Puhtaus3,2
  • Mukavuudet3,2
  • Sijainti3,2
  • Palvelu3,2
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V‍i‍e‍r‍a‍s‍k‍ä‍y‍t‍t‍ä‍j‍ä
9. helmikuuta 2023
My friends and I always spend New Years in Oklahoma City, and have been staying at the District Hotel (aka The Habana Inn) for years. We always make our reservations months in advance, due to it always booking up for that weekend. The day prior to heading to Oklahoma, my friend just called to re-confirm our reservation and arrival, to be told they had no record of our reservations. Luckily, he had American Express originally book the reservations, and they somehow "found" our rooms. We knew friends from Kansas were also going to meet us there, so we called and told them what had happened. They called to check on their reservations, and were told the same thing. They unfortunately did not get their previously reserved rooms, and had to cancel their trip and stay home. Upon arrival, we were not greeted at all. No "Hello", "Drop Dead" or anything. Once of the front desk workers just said: "Do you have a driver's license"? That was the extent of the warm welcome we received. I fortunately got one of the newly redecorated rooms, which is nice, but there was no hot water. I went to the front desk to let them know there was no hot water, and was told it had been turned off to make a repair, and would be back on shortly. After 4 hours passed, I went back to the front desk and told them I still didn't have any hot water. Kyle, who was working the desk asked how long I let it run. I told him 5 min. He said I was need to let it run an hour. I looked at him and told him that didn't even make good sense. At that point, he just becomes very belligerent towards me. I could see he wasn't going to do anything and didn't care. I also informed him he needed some soft-skills training if he was going to be dealing with the public. After speaking with housekeeping, they admitted management knows there is an issue with the hot water on the East side of the property, but doesn't know what to do to fix it. I've been coming to this hotel for years, due to the location, and have seen good and bad hotel workers, but the group they have working the front of the hotel is the worst I've seen so far. If it weren't for the hard working housekeeping staff doing whatever they have to do to keep them out of trouble, I'm sure they would have no customers now. It's just awful.
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V‍i‍e‍r‍a‍s‍k‍ä‍y‍t‍t‍ä‍j‍ä
12. helmikuuta 2023
This is one of those aluminum box roadside inns most associated with Holiday Inn’s prior to 1982. They have some distinct features such as a place where a swag lamp would be over a cocktail table with two lounge chairs. This one is a time capsule for sure, kept operating well enough, but still showing it’s age in the support systems that run it. There is conduit running all over the place that is obviously something added after the original construction. If this hadn’t been converted to it’s present use, it’s almost guaranteed it would have been razed long ago. The night clubs in it obviously once were for meeting rooms, and it does have 4 double-level suites, which I believe to be rented to full time residents by today. The back half of the complex is rented to people that live here all the time, having no key card access but rather genuine old-fashioned metal keys. The restaurant has been shuttered a long time, but it’s their claim it will be back. In the back of the property sits two brand new range hood affairs, typical of a commercial kitchen, still in cardboard, and shrink wrap…obviously waiting to be installed. The place has gone through an ownership change, and I’m told the last owner’s exit was childish and ugly. It’s only word-of-mouth, but plenty of evidence something less than professional happened. People come here to meet and socialize, and this is not a place where weary travelers go to get a good night’s rest. The party goes on seemingly forever, and that’s the business they intend to attract. I can remember coming here some 36 years back in 1987 and a lot has changed, but a lot hasn’t changed. We are grateful they have updated to individualized HVAC systems in every room. The remains of an old “two-pipe” system are still in the rooms, discontinued, where either AC or Heat is on and they cannot be switched back and forth at will. In the spring and fall this produces some uncomfortable temperatures, and what I’m told is they were very wasteful, cooling or heating all space always, and unable to turn the system off in unused space. Any innkeeper still using one of those is guaranteed to be on the end of usability of said facility. For my every day travel needs this place is beyond the age I’d be interested, as it opened in 1967. They are using bottom grade towels, but the mattresses and bed coverings in good condition. The furniture in the room is plenty good enough, and all the lights and fixtures working right. The bathroom light switch, and associated heat lamp switch are almost in the bathtub, and in a place where electric shock is a risk. Somehow, I doubt anything built for today’s needs would put switches quite so close to water. I did not find GFCI’s near the lavatory, which is required by building codes today. The floor covering in the room is industrial grade carpet, has been replaced and was clean. The work desk and office chair also were in plenty fresh condition. Honestly, I’ve seen this facility i
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V‍i‍e‍r‍a‍s‍k‍ä‍y‍t‍t‍ä‍j‍ä
11. helmikuuta 2023
This is one of those aluminum box roadside inns most associated with Holiday Inn’s prior to 1982. They have some distinct features such as a place where a swag lamp would be over a cocktail table with two lounge chairs. This one is a time capsule for sure, kept operating well enough, but still showing it’s age in the support systems that run it. There is conduit running all over the place that is obviously something added after the original construction. If this hadn’t been converted to it’s present use, it’s almost guaranteed it would have been razed long ago. The night clubs in it obviously once were for meeting rooms, and it does have 4 double-level suites, which I believe to be rented to full time residents by today. The back half of the complex is rented to people that live here all the time, having no key card access but rather genuine old-fashioned metal keys. The restaurant has been shuttered a long time, but it’s their claim it will be back. In the back of the property sits two brand new range hood affairs, typical of a commercial kitchen, still in cardboard, and shrink wrap obviously waiting to be installed. The place has gone through an ownership change, and I’m told the last owner’s exit was childish and ugly. It’s only word-of-mouth, but plenty of evidence something less than professional happened. People come here to meet and socialize, and this is not a place where weary travelers go to get a good night’s rest. The party goes on seemingly forever, and that’s the business they intend to attract. I can remember coming here some 36 years back in 1987 and a lot has changed, but a lot hasn’t changed. We are grateful they have updated to individualized HVAC systems in every room. The remains of an old “two-pipe” system are still in the rooms, discontinued, where either AC or Heat is on and they cannot be switched back and forth at will. In the spring and fall this produces some uncomfortable temperatures, and what I’m told is they were very wasteful, cooling or heating all space always, and unable to turn the system off in unused space. Any innkeeper still using one of those is guaranteed to be on the end of usability of said facility. For my every day travel needs this place is beyond the age I’d be interested. They are using bottom grade towels, but the mattresses and bed coverings in good condition. The furniture in the room is plenty good enough, and all the lights and fixtures working right. The bathroom light switch, and associated heat lamp switch are almost in the bathtub, and in a place where electric shock is a risk. Somehow, I doubt anything built for today’s needs would put switches quite so close to water. I did not find GFCI’s near the lavatory, which is required by building codes today. The floor covering in the room is industrial grade carpet, has been replaced and was clean. The work desk and office chair also were in plenty fresh condition. Honestly, I’ve seen this facility in much less appealing
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V‍i‍e‍r‍a‍s‍k‍ä‍y‍t‍t‍ä‍j‍ä
19. marraskuuta 2022
The ONLY thing going for this dump is it's proximity to the bars behind it. I should've slept in my truck. My room had no hot water to take a shower, the sink didn't work AT ALL, the advertised free internet didn't work...ZERO connection. I honestly am shocked the city hasn't shut the place down. I will NEVER stay at this dump again.
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V‍i‍e‍r‍a‍s‍k‍ä‍y‍t‍t‍ä‍j‍ä
3. elokuuta 2022
Oyo hotels are nothing but old hotels nobody no longer wants. You want to support a local LGBT place but if they can't even update furniture then I'll stay elsewhere. This hotel is like any other OYO property it's ran down and old the furniture is reqlly bad and it smells. Once again Oyo lies on their site and picks and choose reviews. I have learned my lesson to never stay at an Oyo again.
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V‍i‍e‍r‍a‍s‍k‍ä‍y‍t‍t‍ä‍j‍ä
26. huhtikuuta 2022
Oh man. This is the kind of place you WANT to like. I wanted so much to enjoy this place and support the community but it was SO dirty and run down that it didn't seem like it could be accidental. Also, they charged me twice for the room and I'm going to have to dispute this with my credit card company to get it reimbursed. Also definitely don't stay here if you want to sleep at night. It's cute that OKC has a little LGBT strip but it's one of the top ten most depressing places I've ever been.
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The District Hotel Oklahoma City I-44 by OYO is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Oklahoma City will find that the District Hotel Oklahoma City I-44 by OYO is a fantastic accommodation choice.

With Oklahoma City Wiley Post Airport just 11km away and Oklahoma City Amtrak Station only 13km away, transportation is very convenient. With multiple attractions nearby including Memorial Park - Oklahoma City, Crossings Mayfair and 40th Street Baptist Church, guests will find plenty to keep themselves occupied.

When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities.

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Mitkä ovat sisään- ja uloskirjautumisajat hotellissa District Hotel Oklahoma City I-44 by OYO?

Sisäänkirjautumisaika hotellissa District Hotel Oklahoma City I-44 by OYO on 15:00 ja uloskirjautumisaika 12:00.

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Miten pääsen lähimmältä lentokentältä hotellille District Hotel Oklahoma City I-44 by OYO?

Lähin lentokenttä on Oklahoma City Wiley Post Airport, jolle on noin 16 minuuttia hotellista autolla (10,9km).

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Lähin lentokenttäOklahoma City Wiley Post Airport
Etäisyys lentoasemalle10.94KM
Lähin rautatieasemaOklahoma City Amtrak Station
Etäisyys rautatieasemalle13.23KM
Hotellien tähtiluokitus2