Places to Stay in Tulsa with a View

A Tulsa luxury boutique hotel experience, the Ambassador is an iconic location that has been around since the 1920’s. It was restored and reopened in 1999 and continues to serve the Tulsa community today with luxurious rooms featuring Italian marble bathrooms and triple-sheeted pillow-top beds. 

Not only will you get a Roaring 20’s flair when you walk in the building, you’ll also have a beautiful view of downtown from your room. With only seven rooms on every floor, each room has a residential feel with an individual layout. 

Grab a bite and a cocktail at the newly-renovated Chalkboard Kitchen + Bar, relax by the fireplace in the lobby or take a free shuttle to one of the popular downtown Tulsa districts.

Opening just south of downtown in 2023, the Brut Hotel will offer another luxury boutique hotel experience in Tulsa. You’ll get to experience gorgeous rooftop views while dining and enjoying libations at SOMA’s Tropical Americana kitchen by Rob Stuart. Or pick up a delicious snack and a Lioness Roasters-brewed coffee at the Brut Cafe. 

Relax with a massage or aromatherapy in the 1820 Wellness Spa next door to the Brut Hotel. You can also participate in a rooftop yoga class or float in the on-site pool. 

Located on Tulsa’s iconic Boston Avenue in the historic Atlas Life building, the Courtyard Marriott Downtown has so much to offer. With over 119 guestrooms, there is plenty of space to stay. You can take in all the fabulous art deco architecture on the first floor and even stay on the  seventh floor to witness some original features of the building from 1922. 

Take some time to see a show at the BOK Center and have a nice bite to eat at Boston Title & Abstract. And don’t forget to take in all the art deco vibes as you enjoy your stay on Boston Avenue.

If you’re looking to be away from the hustle and bustle of the city, want a hip and modern feel and still want plenty to do without even having to leave, then Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa is for you. 

You’ll get all the high-rise vibes with luxurious rooms, over 2,600 electronic games, 24-hour room service, restaurants like McGill’s on 19, an 18-hole golf course, spa and resort-style pool – all in the comfort of your hotel. Not to mention, you’ll get fabulous views of the city the higher up you stay.

On a scenic rolling hill just south of downtown and north of The Gathering Place is one of Tulsa’s most distinguished and finest examples of English Tudor-Collegiate Gothic architecture. Built in 1923 by wealthy oilman Earl Harwell and his wife Mary, the four-story 15,000-square-foot mansion, carriage house and gardens occupy a full city block. 

The historical Harwelden Mansion is available to rent for individuals and groups alike, 7 days per week. You can enjoy the entire mansion or reserve individual rooms or the luxury bedroom suites for overnight stays. The mansion is the perfect place to host your next event or to get some gorgeous photo backdrops.

When you’re looking for a true Tulsa skyline view experience, Hotel Indigo definitely has you covered. Located in one of downtown Tulsa’s most popping districts, the Blue Dome District, you’ll get to experience the fun of many Tulsa bars like The Tulsan, Dust Bowl, Shady Keys and more. 

If you get hungry, make sure you try out the hotel restaurant, Prospect Local Bar and Kitchen, for locally-sourced meals and innovative cocktails. Top off your evening with gorgeous downtown views and a glass of wine on the rooftop patio at Roof 66.

Located just west of downtown Tulsa in Sand Springs, Meadowlake Ranch is your perfect next bed and breakfast escape. Offering romantic weekend getaways, refreshing one night stop-overs for road weary Route 66 travelers and week-long family vacations peppered with optional ranch activities, guests always love to stay. You’ll enjoy home-cooked meals, hiking, hammocks and more.

Your slice of riverfront paradise is steps away in Tulsa with River Spirit Casino Resort. Grab a bite to eat with tropical vibes at Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville or have a nice steak at Ruth’s Chris Steak House. You’ll have plenty of room to play with over 3,000 electronic games. 

When the sun’s out and the Oklahoma heat sets in, have a dip in the resort-style pool with cabanas, palm trees, fire pits and a swim-up bar. And this will all come with a gorgeous view of the Arkansas River. 

Located on Historic Route 66, The Campbell Hotel is a luxurious boutique hotel and event center consisting of 26 uniquely decorated rooms, restaurant, lounge, and a full salon and spa services, all situated conveniently near downtown Tulsa's most popular sights and attractions. 

You’ll have a view of some iconic Route 66 neon signs, be able to have a delicious bite at nearby Jane’s Deli or Mother Road Market or even attend a University of Tulsa tailgate or sporting event.

The Mayo Hotel is a staple to downtown and has a gorgeous rooftop patio with irresistible views of Tulsa. A remarkable historic renovation restored the hotel to its original luster, with 102 hotel rooms, 76 luxury residences and the most fabulous event spaces in Tulsa perfect for hosting the largest or most intimate weddings, social events, parties, conventions or business meetings.

In the mornings you can have a nice cup of coffee at the brick-lined coffee shop, The Mark. In the evenings, have a nice cocktail at the Penthouse Bar that spills out to the rooftop patio. You can finish your night having dinner somewhere else in the Deco District with room service.

Nestled in the heart of the Tulsa Arts District, 21 ½ is a boutique hotel that includes 12 newly redesigned studio apartments. Each room is equipped with all the essentials any traveler would need, whether you’re there for two nights or an extended stay. Relax in harmoniously designed living spaces with breathtaking views of the stunning Tulsa skyline. 

Practice your cooking skills in one of the fully stocked kitchens or walk to dozens of restaurants, bars, museums and shops, all just steps away. Live the Tulsa lifestyle at 21 ½.