Ambassador Hotel Oklahoma City, Autograph Collection

We stayed here back in Feb for a night as a part of our road trip. I love Ambassador hotels and have stayed at the one in Kansas a few time.
This was my first time staying at Ambassador hotel in OK city and my stay here was just as lovely. The hotel was beautiful and staff friendly and courteous.
Our room was very beautiful, nice and clean. The bed was comfortable and I had no trouble falling asleep. The bathroom was modern looking, clean and well lit.
The restaurant inside the hotel serves delicious food and drinks. I highly recommend trying the food there.

Very nice. 25^th Anniversary weekend with the wife. Room was very nice and clean. Even the «minibar» was stocked and somewhat reasonable priced. Check in was smooth and the get-​a-​way aspect was taken care of.
On 1^st morning, housekeeping staff was somewhat loud in the hallway and adjacent room at 8:30am. Had to ask them to hold it down as it was Sunday morning and we were trying to sleep in.
On 2^nd morning, we found that a drone was floating around the front of the hotel taking pictures. I quickly flung the blinds open and gave them the show they must have been looking for !!! Haven’t found the «middle aged naked guy in a window» video on YouTube but will keep looking! Management said they were unaware of the drone but would keep an eye out. No harm done and gave us a story to tell.
One note, if you park on the street as opposed to valet or hotel lot, ensure they know that on check in. We were charged $ 15 for parking in the hotel lot which they promptly removed from the bill.

I stayed the night of May 8, 2016. I had made my guaranteed reservation through
but when we arrived about five pm, the woman who checked me in told me she would have to «upgrade» me to a king-​bed corner. When I told her I just the standard I ordered (and would have preferred two beds but that couldn’t happen), she said they had all been rented. My credit card was charged an extra $ 48 above my reserved rate, but the nice man who helped when I called seemed to imply that was a-​ok by them. (He really WAS nice, and polite, but once I figured out that I had not been charged double or for two nights and that the extra charge was the unwanted upgrade, he basically indicated that was the way of the world.) The room was nice; there was only one robe for two people but we didn’t use it anyway. The best thing about the whole stay was the wonderful shuttle driver. For a Marriott property, I expected better for $ 277 in Oklahoma City.

Beautiful, clean, upscale room and over the top service. All you can ask for. We had a room reserved and desired to add another night. They could not put us on the same category of rooms and we had to switch rooms. They had it ready by 930 and it was the room next door on same floor– service and little details make a difference. Also the roof top bar is excellent with people behind the bar that know what they a re doing

Excellent everything! Beautiful clean room, quiet (even though we were directly under the bar!), great room service, and great service all around. Best hotel in Oklahoma City by a long shot.

Enjoyable experience at this chic hotel.
My friend and I signed up for an evening calligraphy class that was going to be held at this hotel so we planned ahead of time to spend the night here so we wouldn’t have to drive back to Tulsa.
We arrived in the afternoon. We were greeted by a friendly and welcoming staff with cookies and lemonade in the lobby. Roger (I think he was the manager? Not sure) told us about some nice shops and restaurants that were in walking distance since we were early and wanted to look around. What a charming area!
Upon check in we asked if they had a room with 2 beds, but all of the rooms just have king beds. We were pleasantly surprised that our room was quite big though, with a desk, couch, and big chair and more than enough space for my yoga mat. Loved the décor. I read another review that complained that the bathroom door was the rolling barn type door, and I did agree that it was not the best for privacy but we were fine.
The hotel is a little pricy but I would say it was worth it.
Before our class we had a drink at the «O» bar on the top floor. Our bartender was Carlie and she was great. Made a specialty drink just for us!
Roger was also in our calligraphy class. He showed us the neighborhoods from the window and told us of more places to go the next day. He had recently moved from San Diego and was so excited about living in Oklahoma City and seemed really proud of the hotel.
My friend and I both slept great, more than usual! The bed was super comfy, was hard to get up and that is unusual for me.
Next time I spend the night in Oklahoma City, I want to stay here again!

If you enjoy noisy hotels and are an early riser, this may be the spot for you. I just spent three nights at this hotel and my favorite part of the experience was checking out. The street noise at this hotel is rivaled only by the slamming door noise that is present any time a guest enters or leaves their room. At first I thought we just had inconsiderate people staying on our floor but after trying to quietly close my own room door I realized that it is impossible. The doors cannot be closed quietly. Additionally, the elevator «ding» can be clearly heard. We originally stayed in Room 606, but requested a room change around midnight on the second night of our stay. The noise from a Harley motorcycle which kept riding past our hotel was unbearable. Additionally, this hotel attracts quite a crowd to the «O» bar on Fridays and Saturdays and the festive (read: drunk) revelers who were streaming in could also be easily heard from our room. The hotel staff didn’t seem to care too much about our feedback and weren’t super helpful in coordinating our room move. When we asked for a quieter location, they asked us how we felt about elevator noise. Apparently, no room is free from some sort of noise, though Room 606 seems to suffer from all kinds. While the interior and exterior noise was annoying, my biggest issue was the phone call we received at 7:10 am on Saturday morning. Someone rang and then hung up before I could reach the phone. While this may have simply been a wrong number, I happen to think that it was the front desk calling to follow-​up on our midnight call regarding the room change and that the person calling didn’t notice the early hour. Regardless, I didn’t have to be awake at that time on Saturday and due to the previous nights noise, I was hoping to sleep late (or at least until 8am). In summary, I’d suggest staying at a different hotel. Aside from the noise, there weren’t too many amenities at this hotel — the gym was tiny, dated and had little to no equipment and the pool was closed so we didn’t use that. There isn’t too much to do near this hotel and our friends who stayed in hotels closer to Bricktown seemed to have more options to walk to. One insider tip if you do stay at the Ambassador — the front desk has ear plugs available, even though they claim not to be aware of the noise issues we encountered.

Yay! I’m a fan.
This is a lovely little hotel.
My room was awesome. Everything was chic, clean, and had really nice touches. I was here for work and I felt a little odd, like I should be here for a sexy weekend getaway with a boyfriend.
Don’t bother with valet, there is free street parking to the south of the building.
The gym is disconnected in an office building, which was a little odd. Not many of the guests go to the gym (probably there for a sexy vacation getting in other forms of exercise ;)), so I was almost always alone and there were people randomly walking by the window, occasionally looking in.
Oh, and don’t go to the restaurant nor bar in this hotel. They’re both quite bad.

The Ambassador is a great find in OKC. In a trendy, up-​and-​coming part of town this hotel is trendy, funky and surely a cornerstone of the growth this section of town is experiencing.
The building is relatively non-​description, almost bland in external appearance. Pull up in front on Walker and a bellman/​valet will greet your arrival. The lobby is cozy and comfortable, and check in is efficient. Upgraded to a corner suite was a benefit of a recent visit!
The rooms are well appointed, clean and functional. It has all the things you’d expect at an Autograph Collection property. Beds are comfortable and bathrooms are glass and granite and cool tile.
I found only two issues. One is that the bathroom door is a sliding barn-​door style design that does not provide much privacy. The other is that the street outside can be noisy, and sound deadening is not a strong point in the hotel’s design.
The Viceroy restaurant located off of the lobby is very good for dinner, specializing in creative, fresh dishes. It is a bit pricey, though, for those of you on expense accounts. It’s also open for breakfast.
The Ambassador’s staff is pleasant and efficient.
I definitely recommend The Ambassador as a top shelf hotel pick in OKC.

I feel like I’m staying at a showroom for Restoration Hardware. Not that I’ve seen these exact pieces there but it has that feel.
Super cozy bed, amazingly comfortable and a great night rest. I stay in a lot of hotels, this place is really a step above. Great staff, beautiful rooms and amazingly quiet. I’ll definitely stay here again.

Great hotel in midtown. The revival is happening and this hotel is in the perfect location. You have a ton of quality restaurants within walking distance, access to spoakie bike sharing, a dog park, a community garden and so much more! The Ambassador does everything right, they just need more of a presence at the front desk. And they should serve drinks and food poolside.

The Ambassador is very nicely done. The furnishings are tasteful, the beds are comfortable and it is a quiet place.
The 7^th floor bar offers great views of the city and the bartenders are attentive. They offer the standard cocktails and they do some originals with local ingredients. They do not carry any NA beers though they did offer to run out and buy some (nice touch, first class).
The Viceroy Grille has a solid menu featuring locally sourced ingredients.
The bathroom doors are the roll across type that look really cool but they do not seal. It has about the same effect as pulling a loose shower curtain across the bathroom door. Just know that anything going on in the bathroom is going to be heard loud and clear throughout the entire room. I don’t get it, sacrificing privacy for coolness is not a desirable trait as it relates to bathrooms.
The rooms have white plantation shutters that go well with the neutral walls however, the shutters do not seal out much light. If you’re trying to sleep in, best bring something to cover your eyes.
The valet is iffy. We left our car out front, locked it and wound up handing the keys to the valet as we entered the hotel at least twice. I don’t know where they valet the cars but it is outdoors. It rained the night we were there and our car was dirty when they brought it around at checkout.
All in all a nice hotel, great concept and pretty well executed.

Met friends at the restaurant in the hotel. We had the best dinner. My pork roast melted in my mouth. So tender, excellent taste.
Calamari was excellent. Staff were professional and described the meal options so elegantly, I wanted to try all of them.
Atmosphere was quiet, tables were at enough distance we could speak without being over heard.
I highly recommend this restaurant!!!

Arrived at valet. Walked in the big doors and was greeted promptly by the front desk. They were quick about checking me in, friendly, and courteous and smiling. Their tone and energy we’re inviting and welcoming. I came up to my room and smiled when I opened the door. The décor and detail to the little things made me immediately relaxed. The bed is very comfy. The bathroom and shower are great. Love the area the hotel is in and the bar on the rooftop is lovely. As a local who had a stay-​cation here, I will absolutely recommend this hotel to colleagues and to friends and other locals. Love this place.

Best hotel in OKC, better than the Skirvin, leaps and bounds better than everybody else. The entire staff is excellent and actually cares and wants to make your stay the best possible. Karina, Gary, Janet at the front desk at the best. Michael and the bar staff are fun folks to chat with over a drink, and Steven, Nick, David, and Bill are awesome — I chat when them when I take the shuttle to spots around town and they are great folks. Solid crew, would never take my money elsewhere in OKC. And forgot to mention that the hotel is well decorated, spacious rooms, excellent bathroom amenities including Scope mouthwash and great shampoo/​conditioner. I could say more, just a great place and excellent staff. I stay here 4 nights/​week on business.

We stayed at the Ambassador this weekend and overall I was very impressed. The hotel was easy to find and located in a cool part of town near Downtown Oklahoma City. It reminded me a lot of the Power and Light District in Kansas City. The hotel was very clean, well maintained, and beautifully decorated. All the staff we encountered were friendly and helpful.
The price for a night was a little higher than the other hotels ($ 205 ish) in the area, but for a few extra dollars you are getting a huge upgrade in terms of finishings. Also, it either wasn’t mentioned in our booking or it was somewhere in the fine print, but parking is not free unless you can find a spot on the street outside the hotel (we never did). Just to park your own car in the hotel lot was $ 16 per night, and to have Valet park for you, it was an extra $ 3 plus tip. I really think those kinds of prices for parking are a little ridiculous, especially considering we stayed on a Thursday night when the hotel was not very busy.
The main problem that I had with the Ambassador, and the reason I am not giving the hotel a 5 Star rating, is the noise level. We went to a concert and did not get back to our room until 1:30 am. We crawled into bed ready to sleep in the next morning but we were unable to do so. I don’t know if the windows are incredibly cheap or old, but I could literally hear everything going on outside on the street below. A bus or something big rumbled by a little after 6 am and it sounded like they were going to park inside our room. It never really got quiet again after that. All morning busses, garbage trucks, and other loud vehicles could be heard going down the street. Also, once people started to leave for the morning we could hear the word for word conversations they were having standing down on the street while waiting for the Valet. We were up on the fifth floor which just seems crazy that it could have been so loud. It was literally like there were no windows at all and every sound was amplified into our room. It was not a pleasant sleeping experience, especially after getting to bed so late. In our booking, we requested the quietest room they had knowing we were going to be sleeping in later the next day. I hate to think if that actually was the quietest room they had.

Stunning hotel. Very clean and the staff was amazing. Felt extremely modern and well done.

Upon arrival (at check-​in time) no one was at the valet so we just parked on the street. No big deal. We walk in to the door being opened, nice. I walk to the front desk and say hello and provide my last name. She says, «give me a minute». After a few minutes she asks me my name again. I tell her we parked in the street as no one was at valet and she says, «I don’t make him stand out there». There’s really not a place to park for valet so that’s a bit confusing. Again, not a big deal but service was disappointing at check-​in.
A week prior I had use the automated form on the website to inquire about massage services in the room and no response. If I cared to much I would have called but a response would be nice.
Room is very nice and awesome view of OKC skyline. Large space. Very comfortable bed.
Restaurant was good. Breakfast was especially great! Bar was nice but small outdoor area.

Somehow I lucked up and my company discount was cheaper here than other standard hotels in the Marriott chain (Springhill, Courtyard, etc)…so I decided to try the rest of my week out here after 1 night at the Renaissance downtown.
My expectations were exceeded from the building itself, to the interior décor, to the room, and service.
Only negative is that I was told (by valet attendent) that valet was X amount, parking in their lot was X amount, and to self park on the street was free. Since it seemed light and I wanted quick access to my vehicle, I chose to self park. When my invoice was emailed to me, I noticed I was charge each night for parking in their lot.
It was certainly the best hotel I’ve stayed at in OKC, hands down. Also has great restaurants across the street and within a quick skip down the street.

The Ambassador is situated in a very busy hub! It’s right in the heart of midtown within walking distance to some great local eateries. I took the grand tour last week with Jesse Krewall and am very excited to share the news.
This building was originally used for medical offices, but you could hardly tell. The interior smells brand spanking new with beautifully painted walls, carpet and chic interior. It’s considered a «boutique» hotel because it’s petite with only 54 rooms and 7 floors. On the first floor you’ll find their restaurant Viceroy Grill. Towards the back of the hotel (still on the first floor) you’ll find the mini pool. Believe me, it’s quite small and more suited for dipping verses swimming. The top level houses their rooftop bar O. The rooftop boasts gorgeous views of DT and is mainly indoors. They have a small balcony as well.
Last but not least, they have two conference rooms. One maxes out at about 50 people and the smaller room probably could hold 15 people comfortably for a board room meeting. There are plenty of windows in both rooms and can be rented out with a minimum catering order of 20 people.
Great little place for out of town guests! BONUS perk is that they have a complementary Escalade available for guests to take around the DT area. If you need to go any further, be Unilocaly and use Über.
Check this place out :)