Oklahoma City KEY - Concierge of the Month

Antonio Vick
Sheraton Hotel
Downtown OKC

PROFILE: Antonio, or “Li’l Vic” as he’s affectionately known, has been a friendly face at the bell stand of the Sheraton Oklahoma City for over four years. He is a lifelong resident of Oklahoma City and enjoys his job welcoming visitors and guests to Oklahoma City.

Antonio is married with has two children, a boy and girl. In his spare time he does what he likes best – being “Daddy” – and with a third child due in April, he’s going to get a lot of opportunity.

Favorite Restaurants: “Since I work Downtown, I have the opportunity to try a lot of great restaurants in the area. One of my favorites is Coach’s at the Bricktown Ballpark. Not only do they have a great menu – the restaurant features a spectacular view of the ballpark. Another regular stop for me is Chelino’s on the Canal. Chelino’s is a locally owned Mexican food restaurant – with generous portions – and a great atmosphere.”

What to do in OKC: "From our hotel, I suggest guests take the quick walk to Bricktown. Bricktown offers visitors a great day of fun - browsing through the shops, cruising the canal on the Water Taxi, touring the area in a horse drawn carriage and enjoying some of Oklahoma City's best restaurants. After dark, the area lights up with neon signs and music - and locals - fill the streets.

A ‘must see’ destination in Oklahoma City is the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum. The Memorial is just 5 blocks north of the hotel – an easy walk or quick ride on the Trolley. The monument, that has been erected to honor the lives of those lost there, is a sobering place to visit. The site includes a memorial for the victims of the April 1995 bombing of the Murrah Building and a museum that tells the story beginning on April 19, 1995, continuing to present day. I would suggest you allow at least one and one-half hours for the museum and plenty of time to experience the outdoor symbolic memorial.”

A concierge (pronounced kon-'syerzh) is the closest thing you can find to your own personal assistant in a fine hotel. The concierge in your hotel is there to make your stay in Oklahoma City more enjoyable and hassle-free. A Concierge can do more than call a cab. Through their contacts, locally, nationally, and internationally, a Concierge can:

Obtain dinner, events reservations and tickets when and where no one else can.
Set up itineraries for visiting business people.
Make suggestions for and help plan sightseeing by bus, car, driver, limousine, or on foot.
Provide access to secretarial and office services, including faxes, telexes and photocopies.
Arrange hair, barbering, nail and beauty appointments.
Call ahead to a store and have several outfits set aside if you guess wrong about the Oklahoma weather, then have your selections delivered.
Help families relocating to Oklahoma City obtain information on neighborhoods, schools, and homes.
Help with questions pertaining to other cities - you have a friend anywhere in the world where there is a Concierge.

The Concierge has grown to be a trusted resource in the finest hotels in the world. However, don't just take our word for it. Discover what a concierge can do by simply asking for assistance. You'll find that a concierge is capable of meeting the needs of every guest, no matter how discriminating. Concierges spread good will. Call a Concierge - they won't let you down! As the #1 visitor destination city in Oklahoma, Oklahoma City has lots to see and do and whether you visit the Cowboy Hall of Fame, Omniplex, National Bombing Memorial, our beautiful museums, or stroll along the River Walk in Bricktown, the concierge staff at your hotel is there to guide you.

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