Apartment Complex Northwest of Downtown OKC with Courtesy Vehicle Service

Isola Bella prides itself on acting as a home away from home for travelers: its private apartments each come equipped with a full kitchen, a patio, and an in-unit washer and dryer. There’s peace and quiet, too, as the apartments are tucked about 10 miles northwest of downtown OKC, and they’re located just a few miles from the tranquil shores of Lake Hefner.

When you do want to venture off the hotel campus, Isola Bella makes it easy—you can borrow the keys to one of Isola Bella's courtesy vehicles, which are free for up to two hours daily (based on availability). If you're staying between August 31 and September 4, you can hop aboard the free Bricktown shuttle service that'll whisk you into downtown OKC. If you're in town between August 2 and August 5, you can take advantage of a free shuttle to The Outlet Shoppes at Oklahoma City.

Back at the property, feel free to take advantage of the 30,000-square-foot fitness center. There’s an indoor pool, an indoor tennis court, a boxing ring, a basketball court, and a sauna, or you can boost your heart rate by sprinting back and forth between the cardio and weight machines.

Monday–Friday, Isola Bella treats guests to a complimentary breakfast and dinner every day. The breakfast buffet features a smorgasbord of breads, cereals, fruit, fried eggs, sausage or bacon, french toast, hash browns, and biscuits and gravy. Although the dinner menu can change, past offerings have included country-fried steak, chicken marinara pasta, and veggie quesadillas. If you bunk at Isola Bella on the weekends, there’s a free brunch spread.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Former Frontier City with Modern Niche Museums

Oklahoma City is a relatively young town, founded a little more than a century ago in 1889. It's both the capital and the largest city of the Sooner State, and OKC is lined with contemporary museums, modern art displays, and vibrant neighborhoods. In the historical Bricktown district, you can stroll along a picturesque river walk past cozy eateries and shops all housed in the traditional red brick buildings that gave the area its name. At The Outlet Shoppes of Oklahoma City, more than 85 stores and a food court await.

Throughout the city, there's an array of niche museums to check out, such as the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum and the Museum of Osteology, which bills itself as "America's Only Skeleton Museum." Here, you can glimpse hundreds of skulls and skeletons of various animals, including primates, reptiles, and a 40-foot whale.

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