Walk through the marble-floored lobby, past the nickel and bronze postbox and press the button by the original elevator doors, gleaming from more than a century's polishing. This is a hotel that makes no attempt to disguise its opulence and history. Completed in 1910, the 12-story Colcord was Oklahoma City's first skyscraper and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. Today the Colcord combines character with the amenities, luxuries and price-tag you'd expect of such a grand hotel.
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You're driving down route 66 at night and...what is that? Is that... a giant lit up color changing bottle of soda pop? Yes, yes it is. It‘s a 66 foot sculpture of a soda bottle, beckoning travelers in for a rest stop at the famous Pop's on the old route 66 just outside Oklahoma City.
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