Sulphur
Springs Inn
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This historical Inn dates back to the turn of the century when a young Sulphur Springs was alive with excitement and bathhouses abounded. One of those establishments was the Caylor Bathhouse which has become Sulphur Springs Inn. It is the last of the fine old bathhouses that once dotted Oklahoma. |
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Nestled at the edge of the Chickasaw National Park in the Arbuckle Mountains, Sulphur Springs Inn offers you and opportunity to experience the serenity of days gone by when this area was known as the "Peaceful Valley of Rippling Waters".
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This sanctuary of healing waters , offers a turn-of-the-century atmosphere of simple elegance and appreciation for nature; providing you a brief retreat from the pressures of modern living, leaving you refreshed and renewed in body and spirit. |
The historical Sulphur Springs Inn houses seven thoughtfully
appointed, antique-filled guest rooms to help take you back in time. Each of the rooms
date to the 1920's and is free of television and phone: only the lazy tic-toc of the
wind-up clock intrudes upon the restful soul. Down the hall awaits the massage room for
soothing the body and spirit.
Downstairs, guests have access to the parlor, dining and spa areas. Games, musical
instruments, some antique noise boxes and a large capacity table (seats 14) make for a
warm and fun gathering area. The outside pavillion is a favorite on a summer and fall
evening, with a cool breeze and good friends.
All this comes for one standard rate, that is to say all rooms are priced the same but for
periodic discounts on selected rooms through monthly internet specials. But wait,
there is more! Included in the room rate is breakfast, all day drinks and snacks,
bicycles and good conversation. For added value, massages and canoes are available for a
nominal fee.
Innkeepers Charlie and Cheri Wright invite you to experience the seclusion and tranqulity of the historical Sulphur Springs Inn and Chickasaw National Park: natures haven for the gentle souls.
Sulphur
Springs Inn |
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