Fairfield Inn & Suites Tulsa South Medical District

Location, room layout, coffee, breakfast, that there are no pets allowed.

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Staff was very helpful and friendly. Beds were comfortable and rooms were clean.

There were little repairs that needed to be done in the room. One of the dresser drawers would not stay shut. The closet door would not shut all the way. The shower curtain rod was hung too high so that the curtain was too short which allowed water to leak on the floor as you showered. All of these repairs were small and one would think that they could be easily done in a short amount of time. Were these a game changer for us? No. I was just very surprised as o have stayed in several Fairfield Inns and they were in much better condition. Even the breakfasts were better in the other Fairfield Inns we had stayed in.

Location was very near the medical facility where my appt was scheduled.

Good furnishings, including a very comfortable, medium-soft bed. Low road noise, especially considering the proximity to major freeways. A powerful bathroom vent helps keep humidity down. The breakfast. It's going to come up twice, though. On the Saturday I stayed, it was pretty good: Eggs, cereals, bread, bagels, meat, yogurt, a little fruit, waffles, three kinds of juice, coffee, and even some croissant sandwiches. Served 6a-10a. This is about as good as it gets in American hotels, from what I can tell in my travels.

The worst wifi. Most of the time, my tablet couldn't even load text pages. I managed to get my laptop to run a speed test -- it was 3Mb/s up/down. That's... functionally worthless with the modern internet. The whole time -- 3 days, and 2 nights. So... not isolated, yeah? The breakfast. See, here it is again. On the Sunday morning, I rolled downstairs at 6:15a. There was just coffee. Because the girl said on Sundays they go 7-10a. Well, thanks for letting me know ... now, I guess? No juice, no fruit, definitely no croissant sandwiches for me. The girl installed the batter into the dispenser (too cold to flow properly), and I managed to etch out a waffle. Then I think she rushed some eggs for me, which I ate. There was some water at the front desk. I drank that. So... The breakfast thing was a big deal to me. I specifically chose this hotel because it had a rep for a great breakfast, and I payed more for that. It was close to the hype the first morning, but I really needed it before starting my long drive home the second, and I was let down hard.