The hype
Guests rave about the stunning park views and walkability to Thunder games, but many feel nickel-and-dimed by parking and breakfast costs.
Omni Oklahoma City
$179-270/ night
Book this if You want the absolute best location in OKC for concerts, conventions, or a park-side weekend without needing a car.
Why People Love It
- Unbeatable location next to Scissortail Park and Paycom Center
- Heated rooftop pool open year-round with skyline views
- Floor-to-ceiling windows in rooms offering dramatic park vistas
Quick Take: A glossy, high-energy convention hotel that nails the 'resort' vibe but suffers from thin hallway walls and pricey add-ons.
Reviewed by @TheHaros: I spent my whole evening on the rooftop terrace—the sunset over the skyline is honestly unbeatable. The lobby bar has such a moody, upscale vibe with that massive fireplace. It felt like a true escape right in the middle of downtown.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
Reality check
The 'luxury' feel dips when you can hear every conversation in the hallway from your bed.
- You are attending a concert at Paycom Center or an event at the Convention Center
- You want a resort-style pool experience in the middle of the city
- You appreciate a high-end steakhouse (Bob's) right in the lobby
Cleanliness & Maintenance
8.8
- Housekeeping: Generally reliable daily service, though some guests report missed dust in corners.
- Bathroom hygiene: Bathrooms are modern and typically spotless; grout and tile are well-maintained.
- Maintenance: New property feel, everything works, though some AC units struggle to hold consistent temps.
- Linens & towels: High-quality, crisp linens and plush towels typical of the Omni brand.
- Odors & scents: Lobby smells of signature 'Omni' scent (lemongrass/green tea notes); rooms are generally fresh.
Sleepability™
7MODERATE
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
- Loud hallway conversations and doors slamming
- Elevator dings in rooms near the lift bank
- Street/train noise on lower floors facing the city side
Before you book
Good to know
- The rooftop pool is heated and open year-round, 6am-10pm.
- Wi-Fi is not free unless you join the 'Select Guest' loyalty program (free to join).
- A $100/night incidental hold is placed on your card at check-in.
What to pack
- Swimsuit (even in winter) for the heated outdoor pool and hot tub
- Earplugs or a white noise machine to drown out hallway traffic
- Walking shoes for Scissortail Park and Bricktown exploring
Room Genie
Best picks
- Premier Room with Scissortail Park View (worth the upgrade for the sunset alone)
- High floor (10+) to minimize street noise
Rooms to avoid
- Rooms directly across from the elevator bank (noise bleed is significant)
- Lower floor 'City View' rooms which may face the train tracks/convention center loading areas
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I would love a room on a high floor (12+) facing Scissortail Park. Please ensure I am located as far away from the elevators and ice machine as possible, as I am a light sleeper.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is the pool open in winter?
Yes, the rooftop pool is heated and open year-round, along with the hot tub.
How much is parking?
Valet is approximately $35-$42/night. There is no official hotel self-parking, but public garages are nearby.
Is breakfast included?
No. Breakfast is a la carte at Seltzer's (diner style) or grab-and-go at Park Grounds.
Can I walk to the Thunder game?
Yes, the Paycom Center is literally across the street; it takes about 5 minutes door-to-door.
Is the hotel pet friendly?
Yes, dogs and cats up to 25 lbs are welcome for a non-refundable fee of ~$125-$135 per stay.
Does the hotel have a resort fee?
No mandatory daily resort fee was found, but Wi-Fi is charged separately ($9.95/day) for non-members.
Insider Tips
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Join the 'Select Guest' loyalty program before arrival to get free Wi-Fi and morning beverage delivery.
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Skip the $40 valet: The Convention Center Garage (15 Mick Cornett Dr) is next door and often costs ~$10/day (check overnight rules on signs).
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The 'Catbird Seat' pool bar is seasonal, but you can order food from the Tap House to the pool deck year-round.
5 things to know before you go
💡The hallway walls are surprisingly thin—you will hear your neighbors coming home late.
💡You can rent a private cabana at the pool, which is the only way to guarantee a seat on busy summer weekends.
💡The 'City View' rooms often look directly at the convention center roof or train tracks, not a glittering skyline.
💡Park Grounds coffee shop in the lobby has excellent pastries that are cheaper than a sit-down breakfast at Seltzer's.
💡The hotel is a prime spot for wedding photos, so expect to dodge bridal parties in the lobby on Saturdays.
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