Oklahoma City Oklahoma Hotels

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Hotels - City Information

Centrally located in Oklahoma, three U.S. Interstate Highways dotted with affordable Oklahoma City, Oklahoma hotels converge at Oklahoma City, which is capital of this western-inspired state. The metro area population tops one million, so it’s likely there’s more to this city than you might realize. Visitors enjoy the eclectic mixture of cowboy museums, repertory theater, native American artworks, NBA Thunder basketball and even sushi!

Served by Will Rogers World Airport (OKC), six major airlines are available to reach Oklahoma City. This City Guide is designed to help you plan your visit and choose one of the Oklahoma City, OK hotels. Once there, plan to see the area attractions by automobile as this city is spread out. The Downtown area is well-located with the popular Bricktown Entertainment District very close by. This District is filled with shops, restaurants, bars and hotels. The Ford Center is located here, where you can see NBA Thunder games. The OKC Redhawks play Triple-A baseball at the AT&T Bricktown Ballpark. Also located downtown is The National Memorial, memorializing the 1995 bombing of the Murrah Federal Building. Well worth visiting, the Field of Empty Chairs, the Reflecting Pool and the iconic fence where everyone left flowers will truly touch your heart.

The Downtown area is a great location to stay, and not just for business travelers. Many tourists also choose one of its many hotels for convenience, and you might receive a discount price if you do a little pre-planning. If you’d prefer a hotel close to a certain attraction, just click the blue Attractions tab above and begin your search.

Families can be entertained for hours at Frontier City Theme Park with rides for families, for kids, for thrills and some to get wet. All sorts of special events and concerts are held here. The Oklahoma City Zoo exhibits include Aquaticus, showcasing marine life, and a Children’s Zoo which is far more extensive than common petting zoos. Considered the Horse Show Capital, Oklahoma City hosts more equine events that any other city in the world. Visit State Fair Park to see one of these shows.

Manmade Lake Hefner, with over 2500 acres, provides every kind of water activity you might like including fishing, boating, skiing, biking and running trails. More water fun can be found at the Chesapeake Boathouse, just south of downtown, offers access to the Oklahoma River for kayaking, rowing and all kinds of fitness workouts. For near year-round golf you have a selection of courses to play, some more challenging than others.

The performing arts are alive in this city as well. The OKC Ballet, OKC Philharmonic and Lyric Theatre provide professional shows throughout the year. The OKC Museum of Art features an outstanding permanent collection plus continuing travelling exhibitions. Plan to visit the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum’s internationally renowned collection of Western inspired artwork.

Oklahoma City has more to offer than ever imagined. Visit and see for yourself!