The Crest Club -- From a 1970s Adverting Brochure describing what was once there:

Walnut paneling, plush carpeting, a piano bar, and a delicious buffet is the mark of the elegant furnished Crest Club--a favorite meeting place for cocktails. The Crest Club is available to hotel guests and residents of Tulsa with private memberships.

The English Room had plush draperies, mirrored doors, oriental carpeting, a low overhanging chandelier & delicately carved woods to add to the charming atmosphere of the room.

The Emerald Room was the Mayo Hotel's favorite meeting room. It had beautiful carpets and gracious decorations

The Founders Room in the Mayo Hotel was decorated in a blaze of red & crystal. It was a lavish room for business or pleasure.

The Mediterranean Room in the Mayo Hotel was decorated in cool greens and blues to bring a mark of distinction to the Mayo's most popular event room.

The Metropolitan Room in the Mayo Hotel was decorated with the facades of many famous American City building facades. It was always ideal for small meetings and luncheons.

The Pompeian Court event room was opened on October 28, 1955 and was used for thousands of events until the hotel closed in the early 1980s. It was reached either by a wonderful staircase toward the rear of the Grand Lobby or by one of the 6 elevators. The court had large colorful murals separated by white columns which enhanced the marble floor. Two near life-sized magnificent bronze Roman Women greeted you at the entrance. Each held an upraised lantern to welcome each guest. These ladies still grace the building sans the arm and are located now in the Grand Lobby. This all occasion room had adjustable lighting for use in dining, dancing and or cocktail parties. It also held many meetings and conventions during its glorious life.

The Terrace Room. This fantastic event room with dimly lighted candelabra & petite red wall lamps set the mood here. A small stage was available for orchestra or entertainment. Many famous singers of the day entertained guests on this stage. Some are pictured today in the Grand Lobby museum exhibit hallways.

This is from an advertising brochure of the 1970s.
The Mayo Hotel featured plush accommodations. It had from luxurious & spacious executive suites to tastefully furnished and decorated single rooms. The Mayo brought the guest the finest in accommodations and all reasonably priced. The hotel is located one block away from the convention center and was the most gracious hotel in the Southwest. It was known for its international flavor and provided warmth and hospitality that can only be found in an independently owned and operated hotel.