Omni Hotel Prepares To Open In Downtown OKC

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Omni Hotel Prepares To Open In Downtown OKC

Omni Hotel Prepares To Open In Downtown OKC

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On Tuesday the Omni Hotel will open in downtown OKC. Hotel general manager Steve Keenan joined News 9 on Sunday to talk about the opening and what visitors can expect.

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