Not a bad hotel, i had a pleasant stay, staff were all nice but definitly a bit understaffed and there appears to be a huge disconnect in the valet procedure. First off everytime you call for your car, an employee will tell you that it takes a good 20 minutes (it takes 30minutes). The valet and front desk areas are... More

Nice hotel.... Standard Courtyard Marriott. Staff not equipped to handle any guests. They didn't have enough people on staff to service the guests. Historic property. If it weren't for the service I would stay there again...

The building is centrally located in DT Tulsa which does not say much during the week since there is not that much going on in DT Tulsa. It is a cool old building remodeled, but staff is well eh. They could probably care less if you are there or not, but not rude either.

We had a fine stay this past weekend. I love downtown Tulsa with all of it's Art Deco, so I was excited to stay in the Atlas Life Building. The facade and the lobby retain their early-1900's charm, but from the moment you arrive in the Courtyard lobby on the 2nd floor, you are in a modern hotel. Our room... More

We stayed here over Christmas 2012. Most of downtown Tulsa was shutdown for the holidays so parking was easy. This hotel was very nice. We were surprised at checkin by the presentation of a gift basket (a gift from a relative; not the hotel). Our room was large with room to spread out a little bit. Our view was, unfortunately,... More

This is really a cool place. I was lucky to arrive a couple of days early, so I got to see and learn a bit of the city's history.There are several sites to visit in the downtown area.The Gilcrease Museum was a really good place to visit and there is a restaurant with good food as well.Oklahoma Jazz Hall of... More

Tucked into one of the nicer buildings in downtown Tulsa. This art deco jewel really surprised me! The ground level floor has a beautiful old town look shopping area. The hotel lobby is on the second floor in a low key pleasant setting. The staff are great and quick to help make your stay nice. The rooms are nice size... More

I recently spent three nights at the Courtyard by Marriott in Downtown Tulsa and found the property to be fine in many ways, though it did have a few notable shortcomings. The property is located in the historic Atlas Insurance building, which dates to 1922. The building itself, including the ground floor lobby, has the look of the Roaring ‘20s... More

Unique hotel, with all the character and charm of an Art Deco building (it's the old Atlas Life Insurance bldg.) and the updated conveniences that we want in a modern hotel. As well as an interesting, comfortable place to stay, the staff was wonderful. One of our group fell on the sidewalk in downtown Tulsa, obviously badly injured, possible broken... More