Hotel Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Near Bricktown (Oklahoma City, USA)

The rooms were said to be nothing fancy but many guests felt they were more than sufficiently clean, comfortable and spacious for a short stay. Those prioritizing affordability frequently felt the rooms offered decent value for money considering that the prices were competitive. There was also praise for shared facilities like the fitness room and launderette.

It appealed to many travellers that there was a complimentary continental breakfast included. Reviewers often sang the praises of the pleasant, helpful and professional members of staff who provided good customer care.

Visitors to the Bricktown entertainment district who were looking for a more cost-effective place to stay welcomed this budget hotel's location as it put them a short drive from all the action. The proximity of the junction of Interstates 35 and 40 also made it simple to access downtown Oklahoma City, local attractions, sports arenas, golf courses, industrial areas and the airport. Furthermore, there was ample free parking. Non-drivers loved having bus stops and a Greyhound coach station nearby. There were also petrol stations and a couple of roadside eateries in the immediate vicinity.

Minor cleanliness and maintenance issues annoyed critics in some rooms. These included inconsistent housekeeping standards, stained bedding, outdated decor and cigarette burns. Others bemoaned the limited menu choice at breakfast.

Light sleepers claimed certain rooms facing the freeway were routinely exposed to traffic noise as there was a major junction nearby. Lingering smoky odours also frustrated visitors in several rooms.

Although the free Wi-Fi was a plus for many reviewers, some were critical of the network for offering slow speeds in certain parts of the premises.