Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Tulsa Southeast/Crossroads Village

The staff was polite, apologetic, and willing to cancel my stay as if I never checked in due to my inconvenience.

I was in the room for less than 30 minutes because it wrecked of mildew and the lamp sizzled after turning on as if it had a short. The lamp then shut itself off and continued to make a sizzling sound. One of the blinds were off track and couldn't open and the closet was difficult to open as well. My room also didn't have an alarm clock which I thought was weird because I've never stayed in a hotel with no alarm clock. I was extremely disappointed in the quality of the room. I would not have expected to more than $100/night (or close to it) for that room quality. I'd pay no more than $75/ night for a room of that caliber. I've never been so disappointed in a hotel room. It was beyond unacceptable. I requested a room change but was unfortunately able to change rooms due to it being sold out so I left. I found a Holiday Inn Express less than a mile away that was less than $10 more that was impeccable and exactly the type of room I'd expect to get in that price range.