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The Hunt Room and Victorian Garden Room Suite are located on the first floor and feature private access to the wraparound porch.  On cold days, the flames of the fireplace in The Hunt Room (left) inspire relaxation in this comfortable room.  Adorned with unusual rocks, fossils and quartz, the fireplace was updated in the 1950’s with the Youngblood’s new found “oil money”.  An antique lawyer's bookcase holds a variety of books and a satellite television with a VCR will certainly add to your enjoyment. However, the the front porch seems to be the "drawing card" for most everyone. The Charalampous family, the innkeepers, proudly display hunting trophies on the hunter green walls.   From the porch you might spot deer or wild turkey feeding in the pasture or squirrels and hummingbirds frolicking in the yard. 
Rate: $139-$159 

The Victorian Garden Room, with its full-size, antique iron bed, is the most intimate bedroom in the house.  The décor is feminine but never fussy.  The warm white trunk, bed and lattice woven, split wood dresser and mirror add to the warmth of the room.  A CD player/clock radio is also available.  The bathroom features an antique, pedestal, iron bathtub for soaking. This bedroom may be reserved alone,
if desired.  
                                                                                               Rate: $99-$119 

    The Meinders Suite is named for the innkeeper’s parents, Hildred and Wesley Meinders, pioneer attorneys and ranchers.  The large second floor suite features a queen bed facing the original oak and Italian tile fireplace.  The flickering flames tantalize as you drift off to sleep.   From the antique desk by the window you can overlook the second floor wraparound porch, the perfect spot for daydreaming or gazing out over the property.  The adjoining sitting room has a comfortable divan and club chair for reading, napping, or watching satellite television which has a DVD/VCR.  A CD player/clock radio is also available.  The bathroom is relaxing with its antique claw foot tub with shower. 

Rate: $149-$169 

          The Dr. Howell's - Miss Laura's Suite is named for Dr. Howell, an Indian Territory physician, and his daughter, Laura Howell Youngblood, who lived in the house all of her 98 years.  The suite is located on the second floor at the top of the curving “bridal” staircase where all of the doctor’s daughters descended to take their wedding vows.  This suite has connecting bedrooms and is perfect for a couple with an adult child, two singles, or two couples willing to share a bathroom.  The bathroom is accessible from the hallway rather than the adjoining bedroom if so desired. 
Miss Laura’s Room and Dr. Howell’s Room with a shared bath:  Rate: $185-$205

   The Miss Laura’s Room is a large, airy room with a pewter, queen bed and the original oak and Italian tile fireplace surround. By day, the room is lit by three lace covered bay windows and by night it sparkles in the light of a lovely, antique chandelier.  An armoire with television, Queen Anne and Victorian chairs, Miss Laura's portrait along with family photographs suggests an atmosphere of subtle elegance. The bathroom has the original, oversized 6’ claw foot tub with shower.  This room may be reserved alone with its private bath.
Rate: $115-$135 

The Dr Howell Room features an antique brass, double bed.  A comfortable sitting area with a large leather chair and ottoman, wicker settee, rocking chair and armoire. the room is illuminated by three large windows overlooking the magnolia and pecan trees.  Decorating the room is original Indian art, overflowing from the Indian art gallery lining the walls of the second floor hallway.  This room is most often reserved as part of the suite, but it may be reserved as a single room if a group is willing to share the bathrooms on the second floor.                                                                         Rate: $85-$90