Fordson Hotel, in the Unbound Collection by Hyatt

Cool experience in old factory warehouse. Great location- walkable to sights and restaurants

Outdated restaurant with slow service and limited food options poor outdated decor ,

Spacious, quiet, unique, well designed, extremely comfortable clean and unique

The Fordson Hotel is a beautiful boutique hotel located in the heart of OKC. Every detail was carefully planned with the traveler in mind while preserving this historic building. The staff are exceptionally trained in customer service and the atmosphere is welcoming and warm. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will be back!

There were many things that were wonderful about our stay. There were also a few things we felt should have been handled better due to the cost of the hotel. When we arrived, we valet parked but had to get our own cart (a little unusual for the price). The refrigerator was so small, we could not use it. The bathroom door would not stay closed in the suite we were in. The bar did not have the items to make the drinks on the menu they created.. We understood the first night but even the second night, they did not have it.

When art, space, sensory balance and hospitality come together you’ll find me here. I’ve stayed in so many different hotel types yet Fordson totally blows me away. Very friendly staff, great food on site, spacious rooms and an overall sense of being at ease permeated my stay here.

There is a harmonious balance of modern and classic in the decor. The A/C is whisper quiet. The beds are super comfortable. Noise from outside the room is comfortably subdued. As someone who is on the road a lot and overstimulated by work and social media, staying in downtown may not be the most logical thing to do yet this hotel makes it possible to unwind and stay responsibly involved at the same time. The valet was very efficient and helpful. The front desk effortlessly worked around my awkward reservation and made me feel like at home.

The Fordson is in the West Village and within walking distance from downtown. Overnight parking in the garage across the street does not seem to accommodate daytime parking (2-hour limit during business hours) so the very reasonably priced valet parking seemed the only reasonable option.

An interesting hotel (used to be th 21C) that was converted from a Ford manufaturing facility (then bought by Fred Jones). Traditional look and deco (we were here 10 days before Christmas) was mostly gold and green motif. Room is designed in a semi-industrial way - TV is in front of the bed but in the middle of the room (between closet & bed). Two big issues for hotel - the housekeeping is atrocious.. we called twice and did not get the room cleaned and the temperature control did not work well. At the end, we ended up just asking them to bring up some towels and take the boxes out. Disappointing

Beautiful repurposing of a historic building.

MaryEddy's restaurant is worth every penny, the hotel rooms are large with lots of light, beds are extremely comfortable. Too much to mention everything at The Fordson Hotel was outstanding.

This is one of the coolest hotels I’ve ever stayed in!!!!!!

Loved the loft style feel of the hotel. Felt like I was at home with a very stylish aesthetic that I appreciated. Everything was super clean and the staff was extremely kind and helpful.

Great hotel and very helpful staff. We were impressed with the hotel. The food and beverage options were very good. Great place to stay.

My favorite hotel in Oklahoma City. Everything about it is top notch. Unique hotel from a repurposed Ford Model T plant.

If you enjoy the modern, minimalist approach then you might enjoy the hotel. We found room lighting inadequate and the bed a bit too firm for our taste.

This is a fun place to stay. The lobby and public areas are full of modern art and Ford memorabilia (including a Model T). The ceilings are very high and the banks of windows provide a lot of natural light.

The rooms are comfortable and well-designed. I loved the steering wheel faucets in the shower and the sink. Good-sized TV with lots of channels.

I don't like connecting rooms, but I didn't bother to ask for a different room. The people in the other room had a dog that barked too much. No recourse for that.

The staff at Mary Eddy's could have not have been lovelier. Unfortunately, the bartender at the Pool Bar was a sullen and churlish jerk.

Even with a crappy bartender, I would gladly stay here again.