TulsaNow tour of Aloft Hotel

[Admin]

TulsaNow will be offering tours of the recently-remodeled former City Hall building on April 11th, starting at 5pm. You will get to see the ins-and-outs of the new Downtown Aloft Hotel before it opens. These tours are open to the public, but reservations are required.

Reservations are on a first come, first served basis. Click here to make your reservation.

[RecycleMichael]

I want to go on this tour. This family brought the Mayo hotel back to life after more than a decade of sitting dormant. Now they are building another hotel in another vacant building.

They are stepping up and spending millions to renovate this building and adding new restaurants at the same time.

I thank them for doing it. The fact that tax dollars are being spent to open the street for access is irrelevant to me. The Fire department insists on it to make it a hotel. 

[davideinstein]

Made a reservation for two, may just be me, but I'll see you guys there regardless.

[zstyles]

I went on a tour a few weeks ago, I was very impressed. the rooms are one of a kind to Tulsa, great floor to ceiling windows, great layouts and I think the most "cool" factor will be the lobby, XYZ bar and pool...this is going to be another gem for downtown Tulsa and a boost to the image of our city.

[Red Arrow]

great floor to ceiling windows,

I am not fond of windows that go all the way down to the floor.  I like the false sense of security that a bit of solid wall above the floor level gives.  It's a lot like guard rails on a bridge.  I've never hit one but a bridge with no side guards would be spooky.

[swake]

The aLoft website lists May 9th as the opening date, just a little more than a month.

[Boksooner]

I guess I missed my chance to register. Any chance that additional spots will open up?

[sgrizzle]

I guess I missed my chance to register. Any chance that additional spots will open up?

email info@tulsanow.org

[Boksooner]

Thanks for putting together the tour.

[sgrizzle]

The new XYZ bar/patio, built in what was previously a hole in the plaza.


5th street check in desk. They have to build another one for temporary use on the ground floor.


5th street "before" picture. The road will take out the penguin fountain then split on both sides of the staircase.


One of the rooms. Half the rooms are double beds. Run $129-$169 door rate.


Banquet area for about 350 people


View out of a south-side room

[TheArtist]

Looks like it is coming along.  I completely forgot about the tour yesterday and kept painting away on a mural I was working on then remembered once I was on my way home.  Thanks for the pics!

[Boksooner]

News on 6 did a story on it. One of their reporters was on the tour.
http://www.newson6.com/story/21949504/take-a-sneak-peak-at-new-downtown-hotel-in-old-tulsa-city-hall-building