Tulsa

This 10-story boutique hotel boasts a Mediterranean terra-cotta facade. Built in 1929, it was fully restored and reopened in the late 1990s. — Michelin Guide

It's all bright and modern, and rooms are spacious, with 32-inch flat-screen television, mini-refrigerators, and microwave. — Fodor's

Restored to its 1927-era Route 66 splendor, this historic hotel east of downtown has 26 luxurious rooms with hardwood floors and plush period furniture. Ask for a tour. — Lonely Planet

At 19 stories, this revamped property in downtown Tulsa was the tallest structure in Oklahoma when it was built in 1925. — Travel + Leisure

Warm, comfortable rooms are provided at this hotel, as this hotel, as expected with this chain. — DK Eyewitness