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BEST WESTERN PLUS Broadway Inn & Suites
6101 N Santa Fe Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118-7526Phone: 405/848-1919 | Fax: 405/840-1581
The BEST WESTERN PLUS Broadway Inn & Suites is conveniently located near the city's best attractions and entertainment. Walk through history at the Amateur Softball Association Hall of Fame, explore Bricktown and downtown Oklahoma City, paying respects at the Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial, horse racing at Remington Park or visiting the Oklahoma State Capital, there's something for everyone just outside this Oklahoma City hotel. If you're visiting during the summer, don't miss the Oklahoma Zoo's popular summer concert series, which is located just a short drive from our hotel.
The Oklahoma City Arena, the Cox Convention Center, Langston University and Oklahoma City University are also within reach of the BEST WESTERN PLUS Broadway Inn & Suites.
Business guests are sure to appreciate this Oklahoma City hotel's full-service business center, meeting/banquet facilities that can accommodate up to 80 guests and a close proximity to Chesapeake Energy, AT&T and Burlington Northern Santa Fe.
Our guests will find the outstanding customer service, well-appointed- comfortable rooms and suites, each complete with cable satellite television, HBO® and free wireless high-speed Internet access. Other thoughtful amenities also include complimentary deluxe breakfast to start the day off right, laundry facilities, on-site restaurant and cocktail lounge. Pets are also welcome at this pet-friendly hotel.
Make your next Oklahoma City stay unforgettable. Book your reservations at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Broadway Inn & Suites today!
Please note: Our pool is now closed until May 2012. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
Local Events Worth Considering:
January 2012
This over-the-top, hysterical roller-skating musical spoofs the outrageously bad 1980s film. In OKC.
February 2012
At the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City.
At the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City.
At the Oklahoma State Fair park, in Oklahoma City.
March 2012
At the Oklahoma State Fair park, in Oklahoma City.
Hockey at the Cox Convention Center in Oklahoma City.
At the Oklahoma State Fair Park in Oklahoma City.
April 2012
At the Oklahoma History Center in Oklahoma Ciyt.
At the Oklahoma State Fair Park in Oklahoma City.
At the Festival Plaza and the Myriad BOtanical Gardens in Oklahoma City.
May 2012
At the Civic Center Music Hall in Oklahoma City.
At the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City.
June 2012
In Downtown Oklahoma City.
Nearby Attractions:
List All OK AttractionsNational Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
The National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, showcases an impressive collection of fine art, Native American artifacts, firearms and historical cowboy gear. This Oklahoma City museum was founded in 1955 and has become America's "premier institution of Western history". The 8,000 square foot gallery houses a variety of seven galleries, sculptures, a replica of a western cattle town and even a children's interactive area filled with activities.
The Museum's three Halls of Fame pay tribute to the women and men who have helped to preserve the heritage of American West. With year-round events hosted by the museum, any time of the year is a good time to visit. Rest comfortably with Best Western hotels while in Oklahoma City, after touring this must-see attraction.
Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum
Visit the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum to view the three-acre site comprised of the Outdoor Symbolic Memorial and the Memorial Museum. Located in downtown Oklahoma City, the site memorializes the lives lost and those who survived the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, on April 19, 1995. Stroll through the museum to view the exhibits depicting the events of the unforgettable terrorist attack, view the artifacts and photos and watch the videos.
Photos of the 168 lives taken in the attack are on display in the Gallery of Honor. The Origami Cranes symbolize the hope from people around the world. See how Oklahoma City was rebuilt afterwards and continues its resilience. The Memorial Center for Education and Outreach provides programs to help the community better understand the senselessness of violence. While in Oklahoma City, enjoy a comfortable night's rest as a guest of one of the area Best Western hotels.
