I think the bathroom and dressing area were the real stars of the suite. The king-sized bed was comfortable, with a blanket provided in the closet in case I felt chilly, and there was easy access to plug-ins and USB ports. I’m not a big television viewer, but there were large flat screens in both the living and bedroom and a smaller one in the bathroom.įrom the bedroom, I had a view of the Arkansas River, providing a nice view while working at the desk, lying in bed, or enjoying the soaking tub in the dressing area.

A high top dining table was great to work at, although there was a full desk in the bedroom, and the sectional couch and chairs provided a comfy conversation area.

The living room area had a view of the tropical-themed pool area, a refreshment area with refrigerator, coffeemaker and coffee (complimentary), utensils, and water (also complimentary). The decor is tropical, in turquoise, teal, and pops of orange, and it was easy to settle in and feel at home. I stayed in a Signature Suite on the 24th floor and with over 1,000 square feet to roam around in, it was larger than any apartment I ever lived in. Owned and managed by the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, with proceeds helping to fund a variety of tribal services, the hotel at River Spirit Casino Resort is a 27-floor tower 483 rooms. This two-fer combination features a hotel, five restaurants, two bars, pool area with bar and dining, two casinos, spa, convention and meeting space, and the 2,500-seat Paradise Cove for live entertainment and sporting events. Enjoy ”Livin’ on Tulsa Time” at the River Spirit Casino Resort in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the adjacent Margaritaville Casino at River Spirit.

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