8 Oklahoma Luxury Hotels & Resorts for Your Next Vacation

Oklahoma is the 46th state to enter the United States and is full of history, attractions, and a diverse population. From museums showcasing Native American art to the family-friendly Frontier City amusement park, you'll find lots to do in the Sooner State.

If you're thinking about visiting and wondering what luxury accommodations may be available, you're in luck. There are plenty of hotels in Oklahoma and several offer incredible comfort, excellent service, and beautiful surroundings.

So, whether you're a luxury traveler or just curious about the best hotels in Oklahoma, we've put together a list that will leave you ready to hit the road. (If that road is Route 66, which crosses the entirety of Oklahoma, here are the must-see attractions along the Mother Road.)

The Colcord, part of Hilton's Curio Collection, is located in a beautiful and historic building in downtown Oklahoma City. The hotel has only been open since 2006 but the building itself opened in 1909 and is considered the capital city's first skyscraper. With 14 floors, The Colcord offers standard rooms and gorgeous suites that are pet-friendly, with rates starting at $233. Amenities include a Nespresso machine in each room, fitness room, free Wi-Fi, same-day laundry services, a business center, and an on-site restaurant.

This hotel is in close proximity to several of the city's most popular attractions, including the Myriad Botanical Gardens, Paycom Center (home of the Oklahoma City Thunder), and the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum.

The Omni Oklahoma is located downtown and pays homage to the unique Oklahoma terrain. This beautiful, pet-friendly hotel offers 605 rooms and 29 suites across 17 floors, with views of the 70-acre Scissortail Park and the downtown skyline. Amenities include a rooftop pool, in-house restaurants and dining options, The Mokara Spa, and a fully-equipped fitness center.

The Omni is located near the extremely popular shopping and dining district Bricktown. Nearby attractions include Riversport OKC and the Civic Center Music Hall.

The five-star Echo Canyon Spa Resort has been called Oklahoma's premier romantic getaway and also received one of TripAdvisor's 2023 Traveler's Choice awards. Adults-only Echo Canyon is located on 27 picturesque acres within the Arbuckle Mountains. Enjoy the Aloha Spa, an outdoor pool, a bar and lounge, and five-star dining at the Baron of Beef restaurant.

The resort offers several booking options with its Mansion Suites, Manor Suites, Hidden Creek Cottage, Lady Janes Cottage, and The Carriage Houses. It makes for a perfect getaway from Dallas-Fort Worth (2 hours away) and it's just a little over an hour from Oklahoma City and all its attractions. But with so much to enjoy at Echo Canyon, why leave?

The Pioneer Woman Boarding House offers "cowboy luxury" in downtown Pawhuska, about an hour northwest of Tulsa. Designed by Ree (aka "The Pioneer Woman") and Ladd Drummond, the eight-room Boarding House is a renovated building constructed in 1920. Each room is unique and goes by a different name, such as The Emerald Room and The Butterfly Room. Amenities include personalized coffee delivered straight to your door each morning, turndown service (with chocolate on your pillow!), a complimentary wine and beer happy hour, and private balconies.

The Boarding House is in The Pioneer Woman's Mercantile building, which once housed a J.C. Penney. Now, aside from the hotel, you'll find a restaurant (food can be delivered to your room) and a store featuring The Pioneer Woman's rustic merchandise.

The Shangri-La Resort is a waterside getaway in Afton on Monkey Island on the Grand Lake O' The Cherokees, Oklahoma's largest recreation lake. The resort offers a golf course, a spa, and various restaurants on site. Amenities include boat rentals, wine service, mini-mart, coffee shop, and an outdoor pool and hot tub.

Accommodations include standard and king rooms as well as studio suites. Room amenities include turn down service, mini-fridges, and free internet. This resort is convenient to Tulsa and the Ozark Mountains, so if you want to check out some attractions, you aren't too far away.

The resort is part of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and also houses a convention/event center. Located in the south-central part of the state and just two hours from Dallas-Fort Worth, the casino offers 7,400 slot machines, over 100 table games, and a poker room, so you'll never run out of things to do during your stay.

The Skirvin Hilton calls itself "Oklahoma City's most charming hotel," and it's easy to see why. Rich in history, The Skirvin has been a part of the capital city since 1911. Its 225 rooms (standards and suites) have been renovated to surround guests in what can only be described as modern beauty. Amenities include an indoor pool, in-house dining and drinks, free Wi-Fi, a fitness center, and a large event space.

The pet-friendly, AAA Four Diamond hotel is located downtown and is close to several attractions, including the Myriad Botanical Gardens and the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum.

The city of Tulsa in northeastern Oklahoma is famous for its Art Deco architecture and history, and The Mayo Hotel is a grand example. This boutique hotel also has residences and has been open since 1925, with notable guests including President John F. Kennedy, Charles Lindbergh, Elvis Presley, and many others.

After a $42 million renovation, The Mayo Hotel reopened in late 2009, offering 102 guest rooms (standard and suites), 76 private residences, and meeting/event space. Amenities include free high-speed internet, a 24-hour gym, in-house dining, a rooftop bar, and skyline views. Nearby attractions include The Gathering Place, Philbrook Museum, and Utica Square shopping center. (For more on the Sooner State, meet the 10 biggest musicians from Oklahoma.)