Colcord Hotel occupies Oklahoma City's first skyscraper, built in 1910 at 15 N Robinson Avenue directly across from the Myriad Botanical Gardens in downtown Oklahoma City, within walking distance of the Bricktown entertainment district and the convention center. Now operated as a Curio Collection by Hilton property, the boutique hotel keeps the original building's early-20th-century bones while updating interiors to a modern boutique standard. Rooms are organized into deluxe rooms, junior suites, and penthouse suites, the last offering some of downtown's best skyline views from the building's upper floors. Flint restaurant serves as the hotel's signature dining venue, complemented by a bar and a complimentary evening wine hour for guests. A fitness center is available on site, though there is no pool or full spa. Service leans boutique and personal rather than large-convention scale, with staff often highlighting the building's status as the city's first skyscraper and its position steps from the botanical gardens, making it a fit for both business travelers and leisure guests wanting a smaller, design-forward downtown stay. The building's terra-cotta facade and early-20th-century detailing have been preserved through the Curio Collection renovation, and its position across from Myriad Botanical Gardens gives guests easy access to green space rarely found this close to the center of a mid-sized downtown, an amenity that sets it apart from the larger convention hotels clustered a few blocks away.
Room types
- Deluxe rooms
- Junior suites
- Penthouse suites
Amenities
- 1910 historic building
- Restaurant (Flint)
- Bar
- Complimentary wine hour
- Fitness center
Location
15 N Robinson Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
35.4695, -97.5165 View on map
Highlights
- Built in 1910 as Oklahoma City's first skyscraper, now a Curio Collection by Hilton property
- Penthouse suites with downtown Oklahoma City skyline views
- Flint restaurant plus a complimentary evening wine hour for guests
- Directly across from Myriad Botanical Gardens in downtown Oklahoma City
Tips for visiting
- Take advantage of the complimentary evening wine hour, a distinctive touch versus larger downtown chain hotels
- Request a penthouse-floor room if skyline views over the Myriad Botanical Gardens matter most
- There's no pool or full spa here, so guests wanting those should look elsewhere
- The hotel's small size means it can sell out during major downtown events, so book ahead