Suite 201 offers lovely comfort with one Queen size poster bed facing west window onto front deck area. A large flat screen TV atop the electric fireplace can be enjoyed from the bed. Kitchen with full sized fridge and all cooking amenities and the private bathroom attached. A back door exits from kitchen into the Common bar area which leads to the glassed-in sunporch. Guests can enjoy their morning coffee in the comfy sunroom while watching the best sunrise view in the city! Welcome to a restful, peaceful, relaxing experience. You will feel at home with us. We offer four private suites within the Inn, each containing a bedroom, bathroom and kitchen. The downstairs living, dining, sunporch, and bar are Common areas shared by all guests, frequented by owners. 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, even 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 one street west of Ki-Heh-Kah (the main N/S street thru downtown), but on the ridge of Grandview Ave, which overlooks the entire city of Pawhuska. We are across the road from the Osage Nation Campus, directly across from the Osage Museum and the Osage War Veterans' Memorial. Take a walk in the parklike setting, visit the museum or pack a picnic to enjoy in one of the three arbors along the path to the waterfalls, high flying flags and name engraved walls of the Memorial. It's beautiful, inspiring, and full of nature! I feed 10-12 deer in my front yard every evening at dusk. Guests can enjoy the view from the front deck or lawn chairs. If you are very quiet, the deer will still come to eat! We don't really need public transportation "up here on the Rez", but there is usually a 6-seater horse drawn carriage downtown on the weekends, if you can enjoy the slow ride through downtown area! There is public parking throughout the town if you are driving to all the sights! You can always park in front of my Inn, so many guests chose to take the city stairs and walk to the downtown sites, eats, and shops. Our only traffic light isn't busy enough to stay on, it just runs a 4-way blinking light constantly. It's a peaceful small town. Slow down, relax and ENJOY it all!