Rooms · 350 sq ft
Derrick King
Restored down to the original door furniture, with a bathroom in black and white marble.
From$155/ night
Check datesTulsa, Oklahoma
Oil money,
good taste
Two hundred and forty rooms in a 1929 deco tower. Terracotta outside, black marble and brass inside, and a two-storey gaming hall in what used to be the banking floor.
Where you sleep
The rooms, from smallest to silliest
No two floors are identical, which made the build harder and the stay better. Rates shown are the lowest of the next ninety days.
All accommodationRooms · 400 sq ft
Boomtown Double
The stepped windows are original and the radiators still work, which is a small daily pleasure.
From$175/ night
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Rooms · 450 sq ft
Terrazzo Corner
Original terrazzo, warmed underneath, and windows facing both the river and the tower district.
From$219/ night
Check datesSuites · 780 sq ft
The Pipeline Suite
A proper drawing room with a curved bar, and a narrow balcony with brass rails along the east face.
From$369/ night
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Suites · 1400 sq ft
The Crown
Two bedrooms, a dining room for twelve, and windows set back inside the deco crown of the building.
From$799/ night
Check datesWhat there is to do
Reasons to leave the room
You can do all of it in a long weekend, though we would rather you did about half.
Everything here
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The Banking Floor
Gaming
Fifty-two thousand square feet over two storeys with the original teller screens and clock still in place. Eight hundred machines, 44 tables, a poker room in the old safe deposit.
More about The Banking Floor02 / 04
The Tower
Architecture
A guided hour through the building's deco detailing, led by the conservation architect who ran the restoration. Free to guests, Saturdays.
More about The Tower
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The Arcade
Live music
Western swing on Friday, jazz on Saturday, in a tiled arcade with acoustics nobody planned and everybody appreciates.
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The Reservoir
Spa
A tiled pool in the basement that was originally the building's water tank, plus eight treatment rooms and a steam room in black marble.
More about The Reservoir
Eat and drink
What is open, and when
Reservations open sixty days ahead for the rooms that take them. The rest are walk-in and always will be.
All venues
The Boardroom
Steakhouse · $$$$
Oklahoma beef, dry-aged in the old vault, and a wine list that leans far more European than you expect.
Dinner nightly
Brass Rail
Cocktails · $$$
Forty feet of black marble, a pianist from nine, and a martini served extremely cold.
4 PM–2 AM
Five & Dime
Diner · $
Counter service, chicken-fried steak, pie, and a milkshake that comes with the tin.
Open 24 hours
Terracotta
Mediterranean · $$$
On the mezzanine under the arcade, with a wood oven and a short, sharp menu.
Lunch and dinner
The Well
Coffee & bakery · $
Coffee, kolaches and a cinnamon roll that people order two of without embarrassment.
6 AM–3 PM
240
Rooms and suites
1929
Year the tower topped out
6
Restaurants and bars
2
Storeys of gaming hall
Offers
Reasons to come sooner
If a better public rate exists on the day you book, tell us and we will match it and take off another five per cent.
Code BOOMRATEThe Boom Rate
Third night free, year round
Three nights, pay for two, with no blackout dates.
Terms and bookingSteak and Jazz
Dinner and a table on Saturday
Two nights, dinner at The Boardroom and a table in the arcade for the Saturday set.
Terms and bookingTower Weekend
A room in the crown and the architect's tour
Two nights high in the tower and a private hour with the conservation architect.
Terms and bookingGetting here
210 East Fifth Street
Tulsa, OK 74103
- Free self-parking for every guest
- Twenty minutes from downtown, with a shuttle on the hour
- (918) 555-0186 — reservations, 7 AM to 9 PM
