About The Campbell

EXCEPTIONAL
ATTENTION TO DETAIL.

Completely renovated for Tulsa’s 2011 Designer Showcase, the hotel invites you to experience a piece of Tulsa’s celebrated history and recaptured first-class nostalgia. 

The Campbell Hotel, Lounge, Event Centers & Spa Maxx provide an unparalleled customer experience with luxury interior finishes and exceptional guest service. This elegant boutique hotel is the perfect destination for a relaxing weekend getaway or a professional business meeting. Let The Campbell Hotel & Event Centers host your conference, wedding or special event.

A HOTEL
UNLIKE ANY OTHER.

Our hotel accommodations are unlike any other, with each room inspired by a piece of Oklahoma’s rich history. University of Tulsa fans will welcome the personal touches made in the Golden Hurricane and TU Alumni Rooms. Local architects will enjoy the classic Wiemann Room, which features original metalwork from the famous metal-craft company. Traveling the Mother Road? The Route 66 Room is filled with memorabilia from America’s Main Street. Take a step back into the 1960s with our mid-century modern Lunar Eclipse Room, or experience the 1920s-inspired Art Deco Room. Taste the history of the famous Bama Pies in our luxuriously decorated Bama Suite, or take a romantic getaway in our Renaissance and Sky Suites.

Hotel guests and locals alike can escape the everyday hustle-and-bustle by spending the day at the luxurious Spa Maxx at The Campbell Hotel. Experience the luxury lifestyle you deserve. Spa Maxx offers hair, nail, massage, skin care, waxing and more.

EXPERIENCE
TULSA.

Recently added to the National Register of Historic Places, The Campbell Hotel invites you to experience a piece of Tulsa’s celebrated history while recapturing stories from the 1920s.

The Campbell Hotel & Event Centers opens doors to a unique Tulsa experience, offering easy access to the city’s most exclusive shopping, nightlife and dining. Our property is a stone’s throw away from the University of Tulsa, and our luxury accommodations are moments from Tulsa’s flourishing downtown districts — perfectly situated to allow you to explore Oklahoma’s “cultural capital.”

A tribute to The Campbell's timeless past.

Originally built in 1927, and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Casa Loma Hotel was housed inside the Max Campbell Building. The hotel was conveniently located at the end of the trolley line that ran from downtown Tulsa to Delaware Avenue on 11th Street — a piece of Tulsa’s Historic Route 66. The train offered travelers in need of accommodations a more affordable alternative to the pricey rooms found in the bustling downtown business corridor. The hotel appears to have been specifically designed for extended occupancy, as it had much larger closets than its contemporaries and included meeting or lounge areas to accommodate traveling salesmen.

The building was built during the 1920s Spanish colonial revival period. Its architecture was inspired in part by a similar building in Kansas City, with all the characteristics of the period — light brown brick, tiled roof, terra-cotta ornamentation and shaped parapets. The Casa Loma Hotel consisted of 33 original, rentable rooms located in the upstairs portion of the building, with access only from a grand stairway. Additionally, residents could enjoy all the comforts of home with the many businesses housed on the hotel’s street level, including a barbershop, beauty shop, Crawford Drug Store, and Safeway grocery store. Consequently, the Max Campbell Building was considered one of Tulsa’s early urban shopping areas.

When Group M Investment acquired it, the two-story brick structure was in poor condition, open to the weather in several places where the roof was gone, but there was just enough of the old hotel left to see what it had been — and what it could be again. Group M Investment was convinced that it would be a great project to revitalize the neighborhood, so redevelopment began in the fall of 2009. To the owners, it was important to preserve the architecture and flavor of a timeless building.

Having been selected for the 2011 Designer Showcase — a benefit for The Foundation for Tulsa Schools — the hotel retained over 40 local designers who brought their own individual style and vision to the property, decorating each room in a unique theme. The redeveloped Campbell Hotel opened its doors in August 2011. Today, The Campbell Hotel is a luxurious boutique hotel and Tulsa attraction with 26 uniquely themed rooms, perfect for a romantic getaway, a guest room for out-of-town visitors, or your home away from home.

To learn more about The Campbell Hotel, please contact the Tulsa Preservation Commission.