Colcord Hotel Oklahoma City, Curio Collection by H

The hotel was really quiet, and I’d happily stay here again. I was in town for a Thunder game, and the location was ideal, close to Paycom Center and within walking distance of the Bombing memorial. We left the car in the garage across the street for $10 overnight, then walked over to the hotel easily.

We had a fantastic stay while in town for an OKC game. The location was a dream, within walking distance of both the arena and botanical garden, with amazing restaurants nearby. Flint is attached to the hotel, and Tellers is another place I’d recommend. I couldn’t be happier with the experience.

We had a clean, luxurious room with plenty of space, and the staff were friendly and attentive. The valets, front desk, and Flint Kitchen and bar team all worked together to make the stay memorable. Parking downtown can be tricky, so spring for valet. This beautiful old building has been turned into an elegant modern hotel, one of the top 10 I’ve visited. Take a morning stroll through Myriad Botanical Gardens just across the street. And don’t miss breakfast: the braised short rib eggs Benedict is to die for. I’d return to Colcord just for that, and I’m a fan of Colcord Hotel.

The seasonal bites tasted good, and the drinks were mixed well. My friend and I went to the Dasher's Den pop up Speakeasy, which was cute and made for a creative date night. We wished the Christmas theme had been more immersive and that there’d been a classier dress code. We expected people to dress up because of the venue, but a lot of staff wore jeans and tennis shoes, which made it feel casual.