Search Hotels Near National Softball Hall of Fame, Oklahoma City

"Everyone was so nice "

"What a beautiful hotel just a short walk to the train station. The trolley stop is just outside."

"First, let me say that the young man at the front desk was amazing. He was very quick to correct what was in control. Room 116-no towels, no cups, no ice bucket, but that was of no consequence since the ice machine was not working, TV not working, no blanket, just a single sheet, hair dryer did not work, no clock, NO PHONE! Since I discovered most of these issues after I was in my pajamas, I did not make my way to the front desk. Outside of my room-the ice machine and vending machine looked like they would have been at home at the Bates Motel. The pool was empty and very much in need of repair. No breakfast, as advertised Signage almost nonexistent, especially after dark. Just a very dreadful vibe. Expedia should seriously consider dropping this place from their listing."

"Good location, about 8 Uber ride to Convention Center. Host was very easy to communicate with. Check in/out was a breeze."

"Pet friendly and has a dog station with poop bags and trash can next to a large field where you can walk your dog."

"Great property with lots of potential. Seems to be a work in progress, but overall very nice home in a beautiful, quiet neighborhood. Host was very responsive to our communications. Our family thoroughly enjoyed our time here."

"Our room was dirty when we opend the door there was trash everywhere and the bedding was thrown around . The front desk got a bad attitude when i asked for a new room "

"Great sized house for couples or families traveling together, well stocked with kitchen supplies and appliances, and located in a great spot not far from downtown OKC. Great place to stay and will definitely come back if I'm in the area again."

"The property was clean. Just a tip for larger bodied people, it was a little difficult to maneuver aroud. The space is narrow. We enjoyed having windows open to enjoy breeze and having trees to look out at. "