Suite 301 is decorated in a warm feel french country theme around huge wood poster bedroom suit with matching armoire, bedside tables, & bar cabinet. An en suite private bathroom with original tub & floor tiles compliment that decor. The kitchenette includes free coffee/tea. A large flat screen tv with cable & high speed wifi are also complimentary. Suite overlooks the deer feeding area to the north, & large west windows provide a view of the Osage campus, Museum & Osage War Veterans' Memorial. Your suite contains a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. The center part of the house downstairs (The Commons) is the house's living room, dining room, bar area, and a glassed-in sunporch across the back of the house overlooking the city, clear back across Hwy 99. Enjoy the oversized furniture, the huge TV, work on your laptop, or just bring your coffee down to the sunporch and enjoy the best view of sunrise in town! Guests often visit with each other in The Commons, sharing "must see" attractions, reviewing the food in great local restaurants, & identifying "the best" local shopping. I'll greet you at the front door to teach you the security requirements, walk you through the Common Rooms, brag on the highlights of our community, and provide you with information & brochures about things to see and do. While I'm headed up or down stairs with laundry, I stop to breathe and love to chat with any guests sitting in the Commons. Once you are in your private suite, you are given complete privacy. You call me, if needs arise. The Million Dollar Inn is located on the ridge of Grandview Ave, overlooking the entire city from the huge picture window in the sunporch. Grandview is one street west of Ki-Heh-Kah (main N/S street thru downtown), but allows good access with parking always available in front. Many guests chose to take the city stairwell and walk downtown to the sites, eats & shops. Public parking is usually available around town if you drive to visit local attractions. The Osage campus is across the road, boasting the oldest tribally operated museum. The Osage War Veterans' Memorial, with flags flapping in the wind and overflowing waterfalls provide a great start to a walking tour of the campus, as you enjoy the outdoor sculptures and pack a picnic basket for lunch in one of the three arbors along the pathway to welcome visitors. Don't miss the Museum, the new office buildings to the North, the Executive Offices for tribal administration and the Osage Health Clinic. So much to see, and there's never enough time for all the local attractions! I feed 10-12 deer every evening, and wildlife abounds in this parklike setting. It's a truly gorgeous piece of nature, tribal history and local business. Enjoy! There is no public transit "up here on the Rez", but a 6-seater horse-drawn carriage is downtown almost every weekend, if you will take the slow ride and enjoy! You can always park directly in front of my Inn. Many guests chose to take the city stairwell downtown to catch the sites, eats & shops. Public parking exists should you drive to the local attractions. We only have one stop light, but it only blinks at the 4-way because there's not enough traffic to operate all the time. It's a small town. Relax and enjoy it! Your suite contains a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. The center part of the house downstairs (The Commons) is the house's living room, dining room, bar area, and a glassed-in sunporch across the back of the house overlooking the city, clear back across Hwy 99. Enjoy the oversized furniture, the huge TV, work on your laptop, or just bring your coffee down to the sunporch and enjoy the best view of sunrise in town! Guests often visit with each other in The Commons, sharing "must see" attractions, reviewing the food in great local restaurants, & identifying "the best" local shopping.