Radisson Hotel Tulsa

10918 East 41st Street, Tulsa OK 74146, United States

Reservations: 1-800-395-7046 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (918) 627-5000 Fax: (918) 627-4003

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Tulsa, Oklahoma Hotel Near Downtown

Located in southeast Tulsa, the Radisson Tulsa, Oklahoma Hotel offers guests convenient access to Hwy 169 and Hwy 51, allowing them to easily reach popular local attractions and corporations. The Woodland Hills Mall, downtown Tulsa, the Oklahoma Aquarium and the Tulsa Zoo, "America's favorite zoo," are all just a few minutes from our Tulsa, OK lodging. Corporate travelers will appreciate our location near several businesses, including U.S. Cellular, Hilti and Labarge. For guests traveling by air, Tulsa International Airport is a short distance away, and we offer complimentary airport shuttle service, so you're sure to get to the airport on time. At our Tulsa, OK lodging, our ideal location makes us one of the most convenient hotels in the city.

The Radisson Tulsa, Oklahoma Hotel is near the following popular attractions:

All Star Sports Complex (3.0 miles)
A world-class baseball, softball and miniature golf center, this sports complex features an array of summer sports camps, tournaments and little league games.
Phone: (918) 459-0399
Expo Square/Tulsa Fairgrounds (4.0 miles)
Tulsa's premier entertainment center began as a horse racing venue and civic center and now houses Big Splash Water Park, Tulsa Drillers Baseball Stadium and the Tulsa Flea Market.
Phone: (918) 744-1113
Gilcrease Museum (15.0 miles)
Providing an interesting look at the history of the United States, this museum contains a 10,000-piece artwork collection and over 250,000 artifacts.
Phone: (918) 596-2700
Harwelden Museum (8.5 miles)
Once the home of the Harwell family, benefactors of the University of Tulsa, this historic building is now open to the public.
Phone: (918) 584-3333
Oklahoma Aquarium (12.0 miles)
With a variety of marine exhibits, including a giant shark tank and hands-on interactions, this aquarium is fun for the whole family.
Phone: (918) 296-FISH (3474)
Oral Roberts University (8.0 miles)
Visit the campus of this Christian university and observe the campus from Prayer Tower.
Phone: (918) 495-6161
Oxley Nature Center (11.0 miles)
The perfect attraction for nature lovers, this 800-acre center offers educational programs and nature hikes.
Phone: (918) 669-6644
Philbrook Museum (8.0 miles)
The Philbrook was the first art museum in Tulsa. Located inside a historic 1927 home, the museum contains works of art from around the globe.
Phone: (918) 749-7941
Tulsa University (10.0 miles)
This private institution is home to over 4,200 students.
Phone: (918) 631-2000
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum (13.0 miles)
Home to over 2,800 animals, this zoo offers guests the opportunity to get an up-close look at creatures from all parts of the world.
Phone: (918)669-6600
Woodward Park and Municipal Rose Garden(8.0 miles)
Go for a stroll through the colorful, unique gardens at Woodward Park and see roses, cacti, irises and other forms of plant life.
Phone: (918) 746-5125

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About Tulsa

The earliest settlers to the area were the Ozark Bluff Dwellers. In 1836, the Creek Indians arrived via the Trail of Tears. It wasn't until the discovery of oil in the early 1900's, however, that Tulsa really began to develop. By the 1920's, Tulsa was a boomtown, dubbed by many as the "Oil Capital of the World." Today, business is still booming, thanks to a leading aerospace industry and a number of major corporations, including American Airlines. Tulsa also has its share of cultural attractions. Architecture buffs should check out the Art Deco façades at the Boston Building, Union Depot, and the Philtower. Art lovers can visit two fine museums--the Philbrook and the Gilcrease, the latter of which contains a copy of the Declaration of Independence. For something different, enjoy the beautiful grounds of Oral Roberts University.

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The faithful and tourists alike should pay a visit to Oral Roberts University, founded in 1963 by the controversial evangelist. With its space-age Prayer Tower-a top tourist attraction-and other points of interests, ORU makes for a pleasant experience. The university currently has an enrollment of some 5,000 students.