Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Norman, OK

960 Ed Noble Parkway , Norman OK 73072 , USA

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Telephone: 1 (405) 360-0240 Fax: 1 (405) 360-0241

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Hotel near University of Oklahoma and Norman Attractions

Whether you're in Norman, OK for business or leisure, you're sure to enjoy our numerous local attractions. Museum lovers will appreciate the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art and the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, and Sooner fans won't want to miss events at the Barry Switzer Center. Lake Thunderbird State Park is ideal for nature lovers, and if you're looking for Norman shopping, the Sooner Mall is a must. The Country Inn & Suites Hotel Norman near University of Oklahoma is ideal for college visits and parents' weekend stays as well. Whatever your itinerary during your stay at the Country Inn & Suites, our Norman attractions are hard to pass up!

The following local sites are convenient to our hotel near Oklahoma City:

University of Oklahoma
Known for its academic excellence and strong sense of community, the University of Oklahoma is a great place to visit during your stay in Norman. Our hotel near OU is an ideal place to stay for college visits and parents' weekends.
(405) 325-0311
660 Parrington Oval
Norman, OK 73019
2.9 miles from hotel
Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art
This Norman, OK attraction features American, Native American, Asian, Contemporary, European, and Photography art collections.
(405) 325-3272
555 Elm Ave
Norman, OK 73019
2.5 miles from hotel
Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History
With exhibits about ancient life, natural wonders, world cultures, Oklahoma and more, the Oklahoma Museum of Natural History is fun for all ages. Visit this attraction near hotel Norman during your stay!
2401 Chautauqua Ave
Norman, OK 73072
2.6 miles from hotel
Barry Switzer Center
Sooner sports fans flock to this Norman attraction. Visit the Barry Switzer Center for Oklahoma University special events, football games, and more.
180 W Brooks St
Norman, OK 73019
3.3 miles from hotel
Lake Thunderbird State Park
This Oklahoma State Park near hotel Norman offers a variety of recreational activities including hiking, biking, fishing, boating, horse rentals, playgrounds, campsites and more.
(405) 360-3572
13101 Alameda Dr
Norman, OK 73026
14.5 miles from hotel
Riverwind Casino
With over 2300 games and 55 poker and blackjack tables, this casino near hotel Norman promises to be a good time.
(405) 322-6000
1544 W State Highway 9
Norman, OK 73072
2.4 miles from hotel
Sooner Mall
Sooner Mall, near hotel Norman, features more than 75 stores including Gap, Dillards, Abercrombie & Fitch, Eddie Bauer and more. For shopping in Norman OK, Sooner Mall is the place to be!
(405) 360-0360
3301 West Main St
Norman, OK 73072
1.4 miles from hotel
Will Rogers World Airport
Our hotel near Will Rogers World Airport is conveniently located for business and leisure travelers in Norman, OK.
23.2 miles from hotel

About Oklahoma City:

About Oklahoma City

When people think of Oklahoma City, most recall the devastating bombing on April 19, 1995. Just recently, the city completed the National Memorial in commemoration of the 168 victims. But Oklahoma City has exhibited a courageous resolve to move forward. The newly renovated Myriad Convention Center, along with area hotels that offer some 12,000 rooms, makes the city a big draw for meeting planners. At heart, however, Oklahoma City is a frontier town, as evidenced by the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Stockyards City, which is the largest cattle market in the world. Visitors should check out the historic Bricktown area, Remington Race Track, the International Gymnastics Hall of Fame, the Myriad Botanical Gardens, and the Oklahoma City Zoo, which is one of the nation's finest. The city also hosts the annual Red Earth Festival in honor of its strong Native American population.

Did you know?

Oklahoma Tea? The limestone and granite Oklahoma State Capital displays oil wells on its grounds. And no, they're not there just for show. Although the earliest well dried up in 1986, the remainders actually do pump oil.