Since I travel on business and my stay is 1 to 2 weeks, I usually stay in an extended stay suites hotel. My favorite suites hotel while working near Tinker Air base is the Residence Inn at the intersection of hwy240 & hwy35. However, they were full, so I'm staying in the Sheraton instead.

I suppose this is low season, because I got a great rate.
I just joined Starwood rewards program and with my AAA (CAA) card, I'm paying only $109 for a 2 double bed room on the Starwood preferred guest floor.

The best way to describe the room is luxurious, super clean, but quirky.
The room design is sort of European. Very little closet space and no drawers at all to put your clothes in.
Luxury touches include a flat screen plasma TV, bathrobe and nice bathroom amenities.
What do I mean by quirky?.....how about plastic cups for water, the kind that feel like they'll crack as soon as you grasp them....or paper cups instead of real mugs for coffee.
Another quirky thing, sitting on the toillette, your knee is jammed up against the bathroom door.

I didn't eat at the restaurant, but the gym is awesome (see my video) Free weights, 3 flat screen TVs, an LCD TV on every excercise machine. A nice looking pool and whirlpool

The GOOD
- Luxurious finishings including leather chairs
- Very clean
- Flat screen TV
- Nice big window
- Seems very soundproof
- Firm beds (if you like them firm)

To IMPROVE
- Water pressure and temperature
- Replace plastic cups in bathroom and in main room with glass
- Replace paper coffee cups with real mugs
- Increase TV channel selection (currently only 25 channels)
- Add a dresser with drawers
- Add a mini-fridge
- Provide free internet (in-room internet is $6.95/day)

What you should also know
- $2 charge for 1-800 calls or credit card calls
- $1.50 for local calls
- breakfast was not included
- no guest laundry available

To conclude,

I would highly recommend this hotel for short business meetings, conferences, or to bring your wife or significant other for a romantic getaway, however I don't recommend it for extended stay business trips

PS - I was considering switching to another hotel so that I could have my own fridge and microwave. I visited every other hotel in Midwest city (they are all clustered around the Sheraton) and inspected all the rooms.

None of the other hotels come close to being as nice as my benchmark - the Residence Inn at I240 & I35 at Crossroads Mall (see link)

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g51560-d223836-Reviews-Residence_Inn_Oklahoma_City_South_Crossroads_Mall-Oklahoma_City_Oklahoma.html

Hotel was easy to locate, very efficient and friendly front desk employee, and covered parking right across from the entrance. My children said the lobby was "cozy." Room was a bit small - 2 double beds rather than queens but beds were comfortable. Room was very clean. Flat screen television was a nice touch. Bathroom was very clean. We were here only briefly as it was an overnight stop during a road trip but the swimming pool and exercise room did both look very nice. We tried the restaurant (Primo's) listed on a review here and also found it to be very good. We would stay here again.

We stayed here for one night on our way across the country. The rooms
are clean and modern, with a large work desk and a flat panel television. That said, they are a bit cramped. The bathrooms are spacious enough and the shower had a curved rod and solid water pressure.

We did not use the gym or pool, but did have a look. THe gym looked to be nicely equipped and the pool also looked swimmable, had we had the time. All in all, these facilities were a step up from other hotels of this caliber.

The hotel offers free internet access on two computers in the lobby, which was a nice touch.

We used the executive lounge for a quick breakfast. THough nothing special, it's a decent perk.

As a place to make a stopover, this hotel really delivers--it is right off I-40 and is modern, clean, and efficient. We traveled to downtown Oklahoma City to see the Memorial--it took no more than 10 minutes to get there.

I stayed at this hotel 3 different occasions shortly after it oened last spring. As a new hotel, they were still getting their act together in terms of service. I won't dwell on the numerous gaffs and foibles - I assume most of those issues are ironed out since the hotel has been open for a while. I will say the staff was very friendly and I enjoyed the hotel.

The food is actually pretty decent and the bar is a nice place to have a glass of wine and eat dinner while watching tv in the evening. The rooms are tasteful and cozy though the bed linens are sort of cheap. I have stayed in Holiday Inn Expresses with better bedding. But, overall, this is a very nice hotel. Great exercise room as well.... nice equipment with 3 flat screen TV's. On the club floor, they serve cocktails and snacks at happ hour. This is my hotel of choice in OKC, especially since I am Starwood Gold member.