Top Hotels Near Great Balls of Fire in McAlester from NZ$82

"I had such a great stay at the Quality Inn while visiting the McAlester Scottish Rite Masonic Temple. The location was perfect - close enough to make getting to the temple quick and easy. Everything about the stay was smooth, from the friendly staff to the clean, comfortable room. It was exactly what I needed to relax and recharge. The breakfast was great and overall atmosphere was pleasant. It was a great experience all around, and I'd definitely stay here again on my next visit to McAlester."

"Very nice. I stayed for a few trips and the only issue i have is the lack of a change in door code over that time. Since though. it is such nice area it doesn't feel necessary at all."

"Great breakfast and clean rooms. Good location and quiet hotel guests. "

"Hallway smelled heavily of cigarette smoke. Room did not. Bed was fine. Top blanket stained. Very little care given to prop. "

"Toilet was broken. No soap. Would be nice if I could get a partial refund. "

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"Took a minute to be checked in. Room was very clean staff was polite but very short felt like a good area "

"Absolutely love this place! We will be back. "

"First room we were put was filthy and had dead bugs on the floor. Pulled back the sheet from the bed and it looked like someone had slept there and they didn’t change the bedding. Called front desk, told him the issues and he deep sighs on the phone, clearly annoyed, he said he would give us a different room. He didn’t even check to see if that room was clean. Lots of dead bugs, the bedding on both beds were worse than the first room. The air conditioner has an issue, it was loud and would turn and then off. Made a clanging noises. Pictures on Expedia misrepresent what condition this hotel is really in. We just left and went to another hotel. Lesson learned, read all reviews or stick to Hilton hotels. Oh and booking in the car at night, 17 miles away, choose the hotel at the top with a high rating, clearly they either rating themselves or using a bot. $85 dollar lesson learned. "