Studio 6 Oklahoma City Hotel, Oklahoma City

The hotel had a spacious and comfortable room with a kitchenette, but it had a strong smoke smell and noticeable cigarette burns. The water pressure was lacking. The service was a mix of friendliness, with some staff being helpful while others were rude. The location was convenient for access off I-35, but noisy due to constant traffic. The dining area had mold issues, a major concern for hygiene. However, the facilities were average and charged excessively for laundry.

The hotel was large and very comfortable with a kitchen that included a refrigerator, cooktop, and pots, pans, and dishes. However, the room had a nasty smell of cigarette smoke, cigarette burns everywhere, and low water pressure. The parking lot, especially in the rear, was kind of dark.

The hotel's location is convenient, just off I-35, but the cleanliness inside was lacking. The service varied from warm and welcoming to rude and unhelpful. The dining experience had mold, which was a significant issue. The price for the facilities was decent, but some aspects were subpar.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were spacious with two full-size beds, which is quite rare these days, but there was a noticeable smell of smoke. The parking lot, especially in the rear, was quite dark, which made me a bit uncomfortable, especially after coming back from an event. Overall, the availability of rooms was a plus point.

When I arrived at the hotel it turned out to be more of an extended stay motel, but it was a comfortable place to rest after a long day of events. The room was surprisingly cozy considering the initial impression. However, the stringent check-out time and warnings about smoking in the room were a bit of a downside.