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Travelodge Oklahoma City Star Rating 2

4601 1/2 Sw 3Rd Street

Location.This hotel is located in Oklahoma City. White Water Bay is an area attraction.

Travelers Inn Midwest City Star Rating 2

6821 South East 29th Street

LocationSuper 8 Motel offers convenient access to I-40 and is just minutes from Tinker Air Force Base. The city's attractions include History Centre and Bill Atkinson Heritage Gallery, Lake Stanley Draper and Major Charles B. Hall Memorial Air Park.

SpringHill Suites Quail Springs Oklahoma City Star Rating 3

3201 West Memorial Road

This relaxed, all-suite hotel is 10.5 miles from National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum and 11.4 miles from Oklahoma City Zoo.

Baymont Inn Oklahoma City South Star Rating 2

8315 South I-35

Baymont Inn Oklahoma City South is a mile from Crossroads Mall and Oklahoma City National Memorial, six miles from Ford Arena, and approximately eight miles from Will Rogers World Airport. This location is also half a mile from Blazers Ice Center, two miles from Boomer Sports Complex, six miles from Bricktown, eight miles from Whitewater Amusement Park, 12 miles from the Cowboy Hall of Fame and Remington Park, 15 miles from the Oklahoma City Zoo, 18 miles from the University of Oklahoma, and 20 miles from Frontier City. The property's amenities include the outdoor swimming pool and complimentary continental breakfast.

BEST WESTERN PLUS Saddleback Inn and Conference Center Star Rating 3

4300 Sw 3Rd Street

This casual hotel with Southwestern decor is 1.5 miles from White Water Bay water park and 4.2 miles from Will Rogers World Airport.

Biltmore Hotel Oklahoma City Star Rating 3

401 S. Meridian Avenue

Set off I-40, this casual hotel is 5.6 miles from Will Rogers World Airport and 5.2 miles from Oklahoma City Museum of Art.

Candlewood Suites Oklahoma City Star Rating 2

4400 River Park Drive

This relaxed hotel is 2 miles from White Water Bay seasonal water park, 3 miles from Will Rogers World Airport and 6 miles from the 17-acre Myriad Botanical Gardens.The understated studios feature kitchenettes, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Suites add separate living rooms with pull-out sofas.

Comfort Inn at Founders Tower Star Rating 2

5704 Mosteller Drive

Located in Centennial Shopping Plaza less than a mile from Highway 74, this casual hotel is 6.1 miles from the Oklahoma City Zoo and 10 miles from Frontier City Amusement Park.The straightforward rooms and suites feature free WiFi and have en suite bathrooms with showers, as well as cable TV, coffeemakers, minifridges and microwaves.

Comfort Inn North Star Rating 2

4625 Ne 120th Street

The hotel makes a lasting business impression that a fax or e-mail can't provide. Conveniences like data ports, access to fax and copy services, competitive corporate rates and a meeting room that accommodates most events and functions are provided for business travelers. Cozy rooms ensure a good night's rest for the whole family.

Baymont Inn & Suites Oklahoma City Airport Star Rating 2

4240 W I 40 Service Rd

A half-mile from Interstate 40, this understated hotel is 5 miles from both the Myriad Botanical Gardens and the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.The warmly decorated rooms and suites feature free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, plus minifridges, microwaves and coffeemakers. Kids stay at no extra cost with a parent.

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Oklahoma City, situated at the heart of the state of Oklahoma, is becoming a more and more popular destination for visitors from across the United States and further afield. With historic landmarks, scenic parks, family-friendly attractions and a whole heap of alternative facilities on offer, it's not hard to see why. Oklahoma City is served by Will Rogers World Airport (OKC) which offers connecting flights to major cities across the United States. International visitors will need to arrange connecting flights as the airport doesn't serve international flights.

Travelers planning on a road trip to Oklahoma City will find the city is readily accessible from I-35, I-40 and I-44. The city houses an assortment of hotels, motels and other accommodation options, most of which can be found in the downtown district. Oklahoma City houses a number of major attractions that find their way onto the lists of first-time visitors and those returning to the region. Top of any list is the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. Here you'll find a vast collection of artwork, relics and artefacts relating to the history of the west and the Native American tribes that populated this part of the world.

The Oklahoma City Stockyards are another popular destination for visitors seeking out an authentic taste of the region. On Mondays and Tuesdays livestock is paraded and sold, adding to the atmosphere. Culture vultures should also get a kick out of the Oklahoma History Center and the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Looking for something a little left of center? Oklahoma City also houses museums dedicated to railroads, firefighters, and bones respectively.

Families visiting OKC will find a number of child-friendly attractions, including the Frontier City amusement park, the White Water Bay water park, and the Science Museum Oklahoma. The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Gardens offers a chance to see numerous species (animal and plant) to see up close and personal. One of the more somber attractions to be found in the city is the Oklahoma City National Memorial, which honors the victims of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. Located on the former site of the federal building that was bombed on that fateful day, the park features a reflecting pool, survivor's wall, and survivor's tree. The 168 empty chairs serve to commemorate the 168 victims that were killed in the bombing.

The Myriad Botanical Gardens offer visitors a chance to get away from city life for an hour or two. The beautiful flowers and plants on display will capture the imagination as you walk around the garden. Meanwhile, St. Joseph's Cathedral displays impressive architecture as well as a place to reflect. The Boathouse District offers visitors the chance to do something different. This redeveloped neighborhood offers kayaking, paddle boarding, dragon boating and a host of other water sports. It's also the starting point to a number of scenic biking trails. Most tourists choose to visit Oklahoma City between July and October. Visitors planning a trip at the height of summer should be ready for intense heat, while visitors trying to buck the trend with a spring visit should be prepared for rain and even tornadoes. With smaller crowds and manageable weather, fall can prove to be the best time to visit.