Oklahoma City Cheap Hotel Rooms in Oklahoma City

When to Visit Based on Price
Low Season: November through May Average Daily Rates of:

• 2 Star: $45-$125
• 3 Star: $85-$180
• 4 Star: $165-$185

High Season: June through October.  Average Daily Rates of:

• 2 Star: $55-$135
• 3 Star: $90-$190
• 4 Star: $175-$190

Magic Savings Tip: If you’re visiting to see the sights, like museums and shops, or to visit friends and family, November through February can be very cost effective. Granted it’s cooler and wetter, but bundle up and enjoy better room rates and prices.

Sights you mustn’t miss

National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum
Being in cow country, a visit to this excellent museum is definitely a sight to see.  The museum itself was founded back in 1955 and has collected and preserved a large collection of Western artifacts and artwork, which is on display. The education of both youngsters as well as adults has attracted millions of visitors. To many, just the Oil on Canvas painting of “The Duke” John Wayne by Everett Kinstler is worth the admission along.

Oklahoma Science Museum
Located within the walls of this excellent museum are displays of cultural artifacts, aviation and space exploration. Over eight acres of science, including an IMAX Theater and other live shows.

Oklahoma City Zoo
Who doesn’t enjoy a day at the zoo, especially one that is so animal conscience, with an award of excellence in 2013? This zoo is part of the Species Survival Plan dedicated to rare and endangered wildlife. In addition to the usual bears and lions, children can actually interact and touch stingrays in the new Stingray Bay. Also on display are bamboo and bonnethead sharks.

Fun things to do

Take a narrated Bricktown canal cruise
Secondary cruise on the Oklahoma River boat House District the water taxi runs a continual service that runs like a boss your water taxi ambassador will narrate points of interest along the way. This water taxi tour will take approximately 40 minutes from the dock located below Mickey Mantle Dr.

Take an Oklahoma River cruise
How about taking a cruise on the Oklahoma River on the Devon explore the Devon discovery. The river cruises a terrific way to discover some Oklahoma's hidden secrets.

Take a show with the Rodeo Opry
The rodeo operating was first started in 1977 over the years has seen many artists and musicians mostly country music stars as this is the West. Over the years over 20,000 artists have performed on the stage including Reba McIntyre Wade Hayes and one of the local legends Jude Northcutt. Check with the box office to see who's performing and if someone is performing while you're here you're guaranteed a fun evening.

Wine and dining tips

Mickey Mantle Steakhouse
Located directly on the street across in the Bricktown ballpark on the canal steaks and seafood at Mickey Mantle's in addition to an awesome over 150-bottle selection of fine wine awaits you. Enjoy some of the Mickey Mantle family personal collection and memorabilia decorating the restaurant while you dine. For those who possibly don't know who Mickey Mantle was, Mickey Mantle was one of the greatest baseball stars, ever.

Nick’s Grill
If you looking for a smaller restaurant frequented by the locals Nick's grill is the place. You may have to wait in a line for breakfast but it's well worth it. Next offers one of the best burgers in town.

Vast
Dine at one of the newest restaurants in town as well as one of the most popular, while enjoying one of the best views in town from atop the 50-story Devon energy Center building in downtown Oklahoma City. Enjoy a menu selection of fine stakes or fresh seafood at this high-end Metro restaurant or simply enjoy a glass of wine or a cocktail at the end of a perfect day.

Day trips

Cherokee National Prison Museum
Take a day trip to the northeast section of Oklahoma and spend the day in the life of the Cherokee nation. Visit the recently opened Cherokee national prison Museum full of exhibits for the Cherokee nation and located next to the Cherokee jailhouse built in 1876.

Washita Battlefield National Historic Site
Located near Cheyenne in 1966 this national park is here as a remembrance of the battle of Washita, where Gen. George Custer of the seventh Calvary attack the Cheyenne village of chief black cattle. This is a historic battlefield site and western Oklahoma, which is open seven days a week from dawn till dusk. There is no admission fee to visitors at the center or the battl

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