DoubleTree by Hilton Tulsa Downtown

No problem

We stayed over a weekend. On the Saturday the hotel was very busy and noisy but the real problem was on the Sunday evening.
We went for a light evening meal but were told that did to a plumbing problem the kitchen was closed.
I felt the hotel then missed an opportunity
They should have followed that up by providing a list of suitable alternatives maybe with a bit of an incentive to use then.
Instead they relied on a staff member to inform us and she suggested a place which unfortunately was closed on Sundays. I must stress that I do not blame this staff member at all she was just trying to be helpful
There was also Quinta next to the closed restaurant a merry of staff went out of his way to help us

It wasn't a horrible stay, but it definitely wasn't great or worth the money. I won't be back.

The entire 2 night stay I couldn't get signed into the Internet on my phone. Couldn't get anything charged to the room from my phone. When I went downstairs and asked for help the woman was short with me and seemed frustrated (she couldn't get it to work either) so I just gave up and went back to my room. She tried signing in several times and it wouldn't allow her access. I couldn't order food from the room because of this which was super frustrating. It would take the order then wouldn't accept a charge to the room or even a debit card payment.
I ended up going down stairs and ordering food. It wasn't worth $36 (a ham grilled cheese and a burger). Very greasy. My S/O wanted the tortilla soup and the woman taking the order actually told him the soup was terrible that day and she recommended not ordering it.

When we first checked in, there was also what looked like coffee (that's at least what I hope it was) spilled on one of the pillows and the case (a large amount- not a tiny dribble). That tells you they don't wash the pillow cases and sheets every single time between guests.
I should have taken photos but didn't. I just stripped the pillow and found a room cleaning maid.

The air conditioner kept shutting off all night (happened both nights). It would start out cooling- fan on high and then a few hours in it would completely kick off. Both nights we woke up sweating- checked the thermostat (set at 69 on cool) and it would be 74-76 degrees in there. The room even got up to 79 degrees Saturday morning around 6am.

The walls are extremely thin. We stayed on the 10th floor and we heard every siren/ambulance as if we were floor level- up against the road. You can hear people talking and walking in the hallway as if the door was open. I travel quite a bit and am used to noise in hotels. But this was quite extreme.

I was charge for parking for both nights and only parking one night my vehicle was parked at someones home the first night

Everything was great.

What I didn't like about the place. Was poor air conditioning that tiny vent did not keep the room cool, we hope after coming back from the concert that the room will be nice and cool it was not. It was hotter than hell Plus charging me for a parking fee that comes with the hotel is absolute BS I was better off staying at Holiday inn Express....

Every restroom had plugged toilets or broken automatic flushing.

Elevators all had trash in them. The hallways to the rooms were freezing and you could hear all the noise from everyone walking in the halls.

The front desk staff seemed confused about how to handle a corporate card authorization, and unfortunately, neither individual I spoke with maintained a friendly tone. Due to low occupancy and significant staffing shortages, the breakfast service was slow and the buffet was unavailable. Additionally, the parking layout is very poor. If I am being charged a premium for parking, I shouldn't have to drive up five or six levels to the rooftop and back down again every time I need to leave the hotel.