Fordson Hotel - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt

I spent 9 nights here for work. The good. It's cool, has interesting history, was able to get free parking (that's not always the case), comfortable and clean rooms. The shower was excellent, and the water was not soft. I've spent a good amount of time in other hotels in OKC and the other hotel's water was too soft and I felt like I could never wash the soap off. The Fordson's water is perfect. There's a decent gym, sauna and steam room. The downside was the room is not conducive to do any work in. No desk and the mini fridge was like an old fridge a bar stored redbull in to mix with drinks. All in all it was a great experience.

Second stay here. Near hotel that was an old Ford Factory. It has a modern industrial vibe with a small are gallery in it. There is a good Italian restaurant on site as well as a pool and min bar there as well. There is also a coffee shop that serves pastries and a few breakfast items. My two breakfast visits were very average. Rooms were very clean. The design of the room wasn’t my favorite. I asked for a Hyatt Globalist suite upgrade, but was told the hotel was sold out. In the 2.5 days I was there I didn’t see more than 10 people at one time. I question if it was sold out. There is valet parking and self parking garage next door. The valet was hit or miss if they were waiting to take your car. The staff otherwise were friendly. Hotel is located steps from Jones Assembly which is a huge space for food, drinks, and concerts. Overall, this is a very unique hotel that was very clean and comfortable. Location is good and staff was friendly. I’m not sure I would say this is a great choice for families with young kids. It’s definitely good for adults and couples.

There is a free muesum for all types of different art mediums. I would highly recommend visiting this place!

Went to a wedding and reception. Access, excellent. Venue look and appeal, excellent. Service, excellent. Accommodation of large party, excellent. Food, excellent and unique. Can not speak to stay or room accommodations, but as a event venue... top notch.

Love this hotel! And the Italian restaurant inside is amazingggg

Brayden the best shuttle driver! He was able to take me to get the essentials i needed for my stay and did it with such an amazing attitude!

I hardly ever write reviews, but considering this is one of the most expensive hotels in Oklahoma City, I felt compelled to share my experience. I stayed at the Fordson Hotel for 24 hours while passing through OKC. To start with the positives, the staff was friendly enough. They weren’t especially warm or accommodating, but I also have no complaints about how I was treated personally. Unfortunately, the rest of the stay was extremely disappointing. The biggest issue was that my room (321) had no hot running water the entire time I was there. I was unable to take a proper shower for the full 24 hours of my stay and had to resort to taking a bird bath in the sink, which is completely unacceptable at any hotel, especially one at this price point. The atmosphere of the hotel also made me uncomfortable. The hallways were incredibly desolate and had an almost abandoned-building feel to them. As a solo female traveler, I did not feel entirely safe in a hotel that seemed so empty and lacking in activity or visible guests. What truly ruined the stay, however, was discovering dried blood on one of the curtains in my room. It was absolutely disgusting and immediately made me uneasy about the cleanliness of the entire space. After seeing that, I was afraid to touch much of anything in the room and could not relax or get comfortable for the remainder of my stay. Honestly, it felt like a serious health concern and something housekeeping should never have missed. For the price and reputation of this hotel, I expected a much higher standard of cleanliness, maintenance, and overall comfort. Sadly, this experience fell far below expectations.I hardly ever write reviews, but considering this is one of the most expensive hotels in Oklahoma City, I felt compelled to share my experience.

I love Hyatt, and I have always prioritized choosing Hyatt hotels for work trips because there's a lot they do right. The room was really cute! Really cute gift store as well. The premise is so beautifully, thoughtfully, and meticulously curated, down to the faucet handles and other room decor items. The hotel is aesthetically on point. Amenities and room service was great. However, there were some days when my bathroom was cleaned out but my bed wasn't made so I wasn't sure. I really liked how they replenished everything. I thought their throw blanket was super cute and asked them where I could get it; they got my info but couldn't get back to me in the last 3 days that I was there. Honestly, service attitude was quite mid, what I would expect at a 3 star hotel, just nice but not eager to be helpful. I liked the amenities--there was a sauna and a steam room with bathrobes and slippers available. I found my room quite dark in the evening. Sometimes, I had super early morning video calls, and I struggled to get enough indoor lighting. (Was on the 2nd floor). I liked how there was a breakfast cafe store in the lobby, it wasn't super busy, maybe two or three other customers were there, but the employees there didn't seem very happy to help. I have to get to work early in the morning and order my breakfast to go, on average it took like 15 min, even for avocado toast. I feel like the price is just a bit high for their menu items, however, the lattes and Matcha drinks taste wonderful. I mainly tried their breakfast. I have stayed at the Omni in OKC and I think I liked that stay just a tad more because I didn't constantly feel like I was making a dent on their day (and I was being as polite as I can be). I've been in the service industry before, and I understand working with people is difficult, and I am not trying to be difficult to please, but I felt like 80% of the interactions over I had with the front desk, valet, and the breakfast restaurant (over a 4 night stay) did not make me feel like my business was valued or that the employees wanted to be there. The valet service was nice but the difference between the two (Omni and Fordson) is absolutely night and day, and by which, I mean Omni's valet service absolutely knocked it out of the park and I tipped accordingly. There's a close public garage across the street so you don't need to use valet. However, there was a day where the garage was fully parked because of a concert nearby, and the day after, the power broke out and it was super creepy. So, given the prestige claimed by this hotel, I love the rooms (absolutely floored) and am overall a little disappointed in the service. I wish I could see the housekeeping staff to thank them personally but I didn't see any of them during my stay there. (Granted I was out typically from 8 AM to 8 PM) I wanted to give it 5 stars so bad!! I'm not sure if this sentiment is only felt by me, but I wanted to be as objective as I can. I would like to give it another chance but if the quality of service persists, I probably would prefer to take my business elsewhere.

Our favorite hotel in OKC. This is our 5th stay. Love the location, staff and amenities.

Awesome experience while my week stay. Highly recommend the hotel. It’s remarkably different with lots of fascinating history tied to it.