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« Reply #15 on: November 02, 2007, 08:00:55 pm » |
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Maybe now there can be a hotel in south tulsa worth staying at....
Whenever I visit Tulsa, I myself tend toward a Doubletree Hotel as my first choice.
I am going to try the doubletree this weekend.
I just want something other than Best Western on the southside, ideally Glenpool. The incompetance of the Glenpool BW has probably cost the chain 200 room nights a year from our company alone.
Current rumor is that the 121st & Hwy 75 site could have 2 hotels a Marriot product & a Holiday Inn Express. Of course till we see walls it's all rumor. |
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« Reply #16 on: November 07, 2007, 10:39:30 am » |
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Is there really a need for 2 new hotels in Glenpool??
I would be surprised to see a Holiday Inn Express go in since there is one in Jenks. Although, the one in Jenks does look quite busy all of the time.
I didn't realize that the Glenpool development was going to be as large as it is. I live just off 121st, so I am not sure that I am looking forward to all of the traffic getting on and off at 75.
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« Reply #17 on: November 07, 2007, 03:34:46 pm » |
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Is there really a need for 2 new hotels in Glenpool??
I would be surprised to see a Holiday Inn Express go in since there is one in Jenks. Although, the one in Jenks does look quite busy all of the time.
I didn't realize that the Glenpool development was going to be as large as it is. I live just off 121st, so I am not sure that I am looking forward to all of the traffic getting on and off at 75.
Lots of people pass through town on their way up and down US-75. As it stands, not much looks very inviting from the highway its entire trip through Tulsa County, so I can imagine some new decent quality nice looking hotels that appear to be situated right by basic services a hotel patron might fancy - might be in demand. I wish Tulsa would try to get a hotel for Tulsa Hills to cut off this Glenpool development. But as it stands, Glenpool is like the "entrance" to Tulsa for people traveling north out of Texas - so it has the best position to line the highway with nice hotels. |
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« Reply #18 on: November 07, 2007, 03:49:01 pm » |
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Glenpool is a good place for chain hotels.
When we travel by car as a family, I often try to push it and try to drive too long just to get to the next town. The kids get cranky and I have to just stop at the first decent looking hotel on the metro outskirts.
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« Reply #19 on: November 07, 2007, 03:52:25 pm » |
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I would be surprised to see a Holiday Inn Express go in since there is one in Jenks. Although, the one in Jenks does look quite busy all of the time.
The Jenks Aquarium Inn is the only hotel in the metro area that lets you rent their ballroom and bring in your own liquor. Most hotels charge you really high prices and make you use their bartenders. We had a party there last summer and brought in two margarita machines. |
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« Reply #20 on: November 07, 2007, 07:14:39 pm » |
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Originally posted by safetyguy
I would be surprised to see a Holiday Inn Express go in since there is one in Jenks. Although, the one in Jenks does look quite busy all of the time.
The Jenks Aquarium Inn is the only hotel in the metro area that lets you rent their ballroom and bring in your own liquor. Most hotels charge you really high prices and make you use their bartenders.
We had a party there last summer and brought in two margarita machines.
And gosh, have ya seen that absolutely incredible mural in their lobby? [8D] |
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« Reply #21 on: November 08, 2007, 01:03:12 pm » |
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I hadn't thought of it that way that Glenpool is the southern corridor from Texas so you would want hotels in the area.
Holiday INN express probably doesn't want to mess with the liquor liability so they allow you to bring your own.
I can't say that I have stepped foot into the lobby of the hotel to see their "art", but I might next month when my mom is in town for Christmas.
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« Reply #22 on: November 10, 2007, 04:42:11 pm » |
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I hear there will be a press conference by Glenpool officials Wed 11/14 to discuss economic development stats, and possibly a new development in the Glenpool area further south from the Wal-Mart.
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« Reply #23 on: November 15, 2007, 09:13:23 am » |
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Does anyone know if there was any new substantial information shared at the press conference?
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« Reply #25 on: November 15, 2007, 04:29:27 pm » |
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That logo is a turd. Can you say turd on the forum? I just did. It's a steaming pile of poo.
Man, if they'd change their mind on that thing, I'd design them a new one for a reasonable price.
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« Reply #26 on: November 15, 2007, 04:35:57 pm » |
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That logo is a turd. Can you say turd on the forum? I just did. It's a steaming pile of poo.
Man, if they'd change their mind on that thing, I'd design them a new one for a reasonable price.
I think the preferred Tulsa Now Forum terminology is "a veritable explosion of fractional fecal components." You were so close though. |
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« Reply #27 on: December 24, 2007, 08:54:59 am » |
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Originally posted by safetyguy
Is there really a need for 2 new hotels in Glenpool??
I would be surprised to see a Holiday Inn Express go in since there is one in Jenks. Although, the one in Jenks does look quite busy all of the time.
I didn't realize that the Glenpool development was going to be as large as it is. I live just off 121st, so I am not sure that I am looking forward to all of the traffic getting on and off at 75.
Lots of people pass through town on their way up and down US-75. As it stands, not much looks very inviting from the highway its entire trip through Tulsa County, so I can imagine some new decent quality nice looking hotels that appear to be situated right by basic services a hotel patron might fancy - might be in demand. I wish Tulsa would try to get a hotel for Tulsa Hills to cut off this Glenpool development. But as it stands, Glenpool is like the "entrance" to Tulsa for people traveling north out of Texas - so it has the best position to line the highway with nice hotels.
From the plans I have seen, there is supposed to be a hotel in either Phase 1 or Phase 2. Phase 2 isnt being developed by the same developer as Phase 1 though. Atleast last I checked, they were trying to get rid of it. But expect a decent quality hotel in Tulsa Hills down the road. |
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« Reply #28 on: December 24, 2007, 08:56:53 am » |
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Originally posted by YoungTulsan
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Originally posted by safetyguy
Is there really a need for 2 new hotels in Glenpool??
I would be surprised to see a Holiday Inn Express go in since there is one in Jenks. Although, the one in Jenks does look quite busy all of the time.
I didn't realize that the Glenpool development was going to be as large as it is. I live just off 121st, so I am not sure that I am looking forward to all of the traffic getting on and off at 75.
Lots of people pass through town on their way up and down US-75. As it stands, not much looks very inviting from the highway its entire trip through Tulsa County, so I can imagine some new decent quality nice looking hotels that appear to be situated right by basic services a hotel patron might fancy - might be in demand. I wish Tulsa would try to get a hotel for Tulsa Hills to cut off this Glenpool development. But as it stands, Glenpool is like the "entrance" to Tulsa for people traveling north out of Texas - so it has the best position to line the highway with nice hotels.
From the plans I have seen, there is supposed to be a hotel in either Phase 1 or Phase 2. Phase 2 isnt being developed by the same developer as Phase 1 though. Atleast last I checked, they were trying to get rid of it. But expect a decent quality hotel in Tulsa Hills down the road. |
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« Reply #29 on: December 26, 2007, 10:04:34 pm » |
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