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The Hilton Garden Inn Oklahoma City Midtown is conveniently located in the heart of Oklahoma City, at the intersection of NW Expressway and May Avenue. Only 15 minutes from Will Rogers World Airport (OKC) and Oklahoma City’s Bricktown, the Cox Convention Center, and the Ford Center – home of the NBA Oklahoma City Thunder. The Midtown Hilton Garden Inn is within one mile of Penn Square Mall, Integris Baptist Medical Center, the Oil Center, Lake Hefner, and numerous Golf Courses. Hilton Garden Inn Midtown, features a warm contemporary ambiance with an open spacious floor plan and all the amenities and conveniences to please the most discerning business and leisure traveler. The Midtown Hilton Garden Inn, features: - Indoor Heated Saltwater Pool & Spa - 24 hour Fitness Center with a licensed trainer available - 24 hour Business Center with fax, copy, and print services - Complimentary Wireless High Speed Internet - TV lounge with fireplace - 24 hour Pavilion Pantry - Executive Boardroom - Meeting and Banquet Facilities with event planning coordinator and catering services - The Great American Grill (Breakfast) - Room service available - Executive Suites, Bridal Suites, and whirlpool suites Special amenities in all guestrooms include: - The Garden Sleep System by Natural Form: a pressure relieving sleep system with patented self adjusting technology - Executive desk with ergonomic chair - HD Flat Screen Television - Microwave and Refrigerator - Wireless / Wired High Speed Internet - Media Alarm Clocks - Exciting Contemporary Décor The Hilton Garden Inn Midtown is within 10 minutes of the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, Remington Park and Casino, Oklahoma City Zoo, the Oklahoma City National Memorial, Bricktown Ballpark – home of the Redhawks, Frontier City Amusement Park, White Water Bay, the State Fair Grounds, the State Capitol, ASA Hall of Fame, ProCure Proton Cancer Center, Quail Springs Regional Shopping Center, Oklahoma City University, Oklahoma City Art Museum which features the largest Dale Chihuly Glass Exhibit, and the Oklahoma City Civic Center.