This Mediterranean-style Tulsa landmark was introduced in 1929 to provide upscale temporary housing for oil barons and their families. Subsequent years after, it was used as a commercial apartment hotel and a senior retirement center until it closed entirely in 1982. Fifteen years later, the hotel was renovated by Paul Coury and his team, restoring the building to its early day elegance. Listed on The National Register of Historic Places.

Completed in 1910, the Colcord Building was Oklahoma’s first sky-scraper and a prime commercial address for more than 90 years. In 2006, the Coury Collection opened the historic building as a luxury boutique hotel, preserving its trademark elegance and architectural details. The hotel showcases original elements such as a stunning marble foyer, ornamental terra-cotta, and nickel and bronze accents. Listed on the National Register for Historic Places.

The McBirney Mansion is both central and serene—a private retreat located in the heart of Uptown Tulsa on a crest overlooking the Arkansas River. Guests are treated to a rare blend of luxury and ease. It is a majestic, gothic style Tudor mansion situated on three acres of lush grounds and stone pathways that lead to spring-fed ponds. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Mansion was built in 1927 and introduces our guests to the pleasure of living, if only for a night, in a landmark Tulsa estate.