Stone Lion Inn

This 1907 stately Victorian Mansion has been lovingly restored to preserve the authenticity of this historical home--making sure to retain its original charm and ambiance. We want you to experience what it must have been l9ike to live in a gracious old mansion complete with servants. We have upstairs setting rooms and downstairs parlors and a library. You may choose to eat dinner in the oak paneled dining room rather that going out for the evening and if you're up early enough you may wish to drink coffee with "Cook" sitting at a 200 year old French country kitchen table that seats ten.

Location
In Historic Guthrie, Oklahoma.

Accommodations
The Wedding Suite. Located on 2nd floor. King size bed situated in the rotund window. Clawfooted bathtub\no shower.
The Bordello Suite. Located on 2nd floor, King Size bed, large sitting room with Adirondack furniture, Clawfooted bathtub for 2\no shower.
The Kentucky Daisy Suite. Located on 2nd floor. Full size bed\antique Brass with large cylinders. Private sitting room. Clawfooted bathtub for 2\no shower.
The Cora Diehl Suite. Located on 2nd floor. Full size Ornate Victorian Iron bed. Twin size day bed in a separate room. Modern bathtub\no shower.
The Lucille Mulhall Room. Located on 2nd floor. Full size Ornate Victorian Iron bed. No sitting room. Shower\no tub.
The Parlor. Located on 1st floor. Full size Antique Iron bed. No sitting room. Shower, no tub.

Amenities
The elegant interior features leaded glass bookshelves, Hugh pockets-doors, Adam's staircase, 3 fireplaces, Bathrooms with clawfooted tubs. The grounds are lush with pecan trees, flowers and lilac bushes. Sit in our gazebo and enjoy watching the squirrels.

Meals
Each morning you'll awaken to hot French pressed coffee, fresh blueberries and strawberries in rum cream, quiche of the day, muffins, and Canadian Bacon. Put on one of the terry cloth robes we furnish and come down for breakfast.

Awards and Recognition
Featured in Good Housekeeping Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, the London Daily Telegraph and many others for its splendid furnishings, excellent food, gracious rooms and its famous Murder Mystery Weekends. Covered by CNN and CBS finalist in the coveted "Reader's Choice Awards" for 5 years and winner in the 1996 Oklahoma Gazette's "Best of Oklahoma", the Inns have become nationally known for their original murder mystery scripts and unusual mysteries where guests become victims, murderers, and suspects every weekend. Stories about the hauntings at the Inns can be read about in Mike Wallis's new book "Way Down Yonder in the Indian Nation," Mysterious Oklahoma" and "Oklahoma Today" magazine. Don't forget to ask about the ghost on the 3rd floor.

Children: info n/a

Smoking: outside only

Pets: no

Rates: $75-$105

Payment: major credit cards