It is my opinion that Oklahoma City's hospitality industry as a whole, is the worst that I've seen during my extensive travels over the years. Finding rates below $50.00 after taxes at even the smallest, less attractive motels were non existent. The Executive inn was $49.99 plus tax and offered large, clean rooms with some nice amenities. I would stay there again if forced to visit Oklahoma City again in the future.

Dirty towels & sheets; filthy carpet; dresser & all of the furniture just needs to be thrown away! Had to go to front office for a tub stopper to take a bath. TV remote is issued out upon check in.MISTAKENLY classified as 3-Star. ABSOLUTELY NOT. 1-Star motel at best. Walls chipped, etc... Not a great visit.This property needs to be properly classified so guests KNOW what to expect. Horrible time trying to sleep knowing how nasty and rough the sheets & towels were.

House keeping could get in and do some deep cleaning. The bed was very comfortable fresh towels and friendly service... For $50 + a night.. And you don't get penalized for using cash by having to put up a deposit....

First let's be honest, none of the rooms are handicapped accessible. I personally called the hotel 2 weeks in advance of our stay to ensure that I could have a handicap accessible room for my father and I was assured that the reservations included one. Upon checking in we found that the so called accessible room (which is the only one), had a Jacuzzi bathtub in it, and the bathroom would not accept a wheelchair. Rooms were barely acceptable in cleanliness standards. Presently looking for another hotel for the rest of the week!!

Horrendous! Dirty! Disgusting! This hotel ( pit ) was the worst of our many route 66 stops. The place was filthy and run down with a funny smell in the air. The staff were uninterested and made me leave a deposit for the TV Remote - Whhhaaaattt?!!! I'm not going to steal it! Just awaful. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. The best bit was leaving in the morning