Inside Oklahoma City's 21c Museum Hotel: A Historic Art-Filled Boutique Gem

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Inside Oklahoma City's 21c Museum Hotel: A Historic Art-Filled Boutique Gem

Step inside and feel the museum-like ambiance immediately. The front desk evokes a ticket counter, adorned with striking modern art pieces.

The hotel boasts over 14,000 square feet of exhibition space, featuring rotating contemporary art and site-specific installations year-round.

Site-specific work "You Always Leave Me Wanting More" uses arrows to spark curiosity and reflection among guests.

"River of Time," another installation, honors the building's assembly plant past with conveyor belts and acrylic panels mimicking a flowing river.

Artistic flair extends to dining: Executive Chef Jason Campbell reimagines seasonal, regional flavors at Mary Eddy's Kitchen x Lounge.

Nestled in the original Model T showroom, Mary Eddy's blends historic elements with sleek modern design.

A local favorite, the restaurant and lounge buzz with vibrant energy any night of the week.

Guest rooms echo the hotel's contemporary aesthetic with crisp white linens, soaring ceilings, and expansive windows.