Package Deals in Tulsa & Northern Oklahoma
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Earn Bonus Points with FTD
Delight that special someone and earn 1,250 Best Western Rewards points per purchase on flowers and gifts from FTD*.*Exceptions apply
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Sign up for our FREE rewards program for racing fans and start earning points or airline rewards with qualifying stays at Best Western hotels worldwide. Speed Rewards points can be exchanged for free hotel room nights, retail gift cards and much more!
Ride Route 66
Explore the history, adventure and kitsch of America's famous 'Mother Road', Best Western-style. Journey along the 2,400-mile Route 66 and take part in the monthly Scavenger Hunt to win great prizes!
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Discover Vinesse Wine Clubs
Discover six interesting wines for just $6.99 per bottle and earn 12,500 Best Western Rewards points.
Best Western Rewards® MasterCard®
16,000 bonus points with your first purchase* - enough points for a Free Night at Best Western®
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Best Western Ride Rewards®
Hang up your boots for the night at a Best Western hotel. Earn points or miles through the Best Western and Harley-Davidson® exclusive rewards program - Best Western Ride Rewards.
AAA Members
Members of AAA, CAA, and ARC Europe receive discount rates at approved hotels throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe. Join the AAA Preferred Rewards program and receive even more exclusive offers.
AARP Member Discounts
AARP members and guests 55 and older save up to 20% on room rates at Best Western hotels in the U.S. and Canada, and many Best Western hotels worldwide.
Visiting Tulsa & Northern Oklahoma
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in Tulsa & Northern OklahomaTulsa is the hub of Northeast Oklahoma’s Green Country. A modern urban blend of history and culture, Tulsa sits at the intersection of historic Route 66, now Interstate 44, US Highway 75 and US 412. Tulsa is called the arts center of Oklahoma, justified by the Gilcrease Museum, Philbrook Museum, two symphonies, the Tulsa Opera and the Tulsa Ballet, among the city’s cultural highlights. Fall and winter means sports, and Tulsa is no exception. Home to Tulsa Oilers Hockey, Arena Football's Tulsa Talons, WNBA’s Tulsa Shock, the NBA D-League Tulsa 66ers and the Tulsa Drillers, the city has a full sports calendar.
Basketball fans in Tulsa enjoy the 2011 – 2012 66ers season November through the beginning of April. Don’t miss the 66ers home opener at the Tulsa Convention Center Arena on December 3rd. Tulsa hosts 24 home games this season, with 16 on the weekends – catch the 66ers spirit this winter.
The Tulsa Oilers are in the heat of the 2011 – 2012 season, hitting the ice at the BOK Center through March for hockey fans. The BOK Center, on Denver Street in downtown Tulsa, is also home to the Tulsa Shock who wrapped up the season in September and the Tulsa Talons who start the 2012 season, in March. Sports fans have plenty of entertainment options in Tulsa.
The multi purpose BOK center hosts the month-long Winterfest 2011, beginning November 25th. Join the fun in downtown Tulsa featuring outdoor ice-skating, horse drawn carriage rides and the city’s Segway Santa for photo ops with the kids. Winterfest hosts weekly live music at the ONEOK outdoor stage. It's always free and open to everyone, don't miss this festive and fun holiday activity.
Broken Arrow, a growing suburb southeast of Tulsa off Highway 64, offers convenient access to Tulsa’s big city attractions, in the comfort of a nice suburb. The Performing Arts Center brings the Broken Arrow community its 2011 – 2012 Spotlight Series, featuring Ernie Haase and the Signature Sound in December and for the New Year, Elvis Lives and Blast. The Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center is a community gathering place, hosting Broken Arrow High School Choir and Band Concerts, as well as middle and public school performance events.
North of Tulsa the community of Grove delivers a taste of Northeast Oklahoma’s fantastic outdoor resources. A thriving community on the shores of Lake O’ the Cherokees, visitors enjoy down-home Oklahoma hospitality and outstanding fishing and wildlife viewing. Bass fishing doesn’t get better than Lake O’ the Cherokees and it has also been called the crappie capitol of the world. Take your pick of urban or small town adventure on your visit to Tulsa and Northeast Oklahoma.
Tulsa & Northern Oklahoma Hotel Map
Featured Best Western HotelTulsa & Northern OklahomaBEST WESTERN Tahlequah Inn
3296 S Muskogee Avenue, Tahlequah OklahomaThe BEST WESTERN Tahlequah Inn is the newest hotel since 1996 in Tahlequah, the 55th best small town in the United States. All of our rooms (1 king, 2 queens, 1 king deluxe, 1 king with Jacuzzi®) have 27-inch televisions, microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, hairdryer, iron and ironing board and free high-speed Internet access. We also offer a complimentary… Learn more about this location |
