Home2 Suites By Hilton El Reno

The room was quiet and spacious, with a full-size fridge, sink, microwave, and dishes. Coffee was available all the time, and the hotel is very pet friendly. There’s laundry and a gym, too. The staff were friendly and personable, and went out of their way to help. There’s an indoor pool, but it wasn’t open and there was no information on when it might reopen.

It’s pet friendly, clean, and has a decent workspace if you need one. A note for finding your way around: there are two guest entrances that don’t need a key card. The one with the automatic doors and luggage carts faces roughly north, though it doesn’t seem to be the entrance most guests notice first. There’s also a side entrance opening onto a patio with tables and chairs. That’s the one I used. At the south end, there’s another door that does take a key card, as shown in the photo. For orientation, both of the first two entrances are visible from what looks like the main guest entrance of the Hampton Inn & Suites. That’s roughly where I stood to take the photo. In the picture, the main entrance is on the left and the side entrance is on the right.

The room was clean and just right for a quick overnight stay. I didn’t see a single employee while we were there, but I’d already checked in through the app and had a digital key. The EV chargers worked, though they aren’t super fast. The parking lot lights were off, and I would’ve preferred them on for car security.

The room was lovely, with a full-size fridge and kitchenette, and the bed, sheets, and pillows were clean and comfortable. My only complaint is breakfast, which had almost no hot cooked food. I’d still give the hotel a 9/10.