Built in the 1920's, this Hotel was once all efficiency apartments for newlyweds and workers in the oil field. Over the last 30 years it has been converted into Unique Hotel Suites with different themes for each suite. Furnished with locally resources antiques and local memorabilia. Not only is the Hotel historic but each suite is full of history. Some rooms still have the original Murphy bed frames that have been in use since the 1920's. Surround Yourself with History at the Historic Whiting Hotel Suites. 

 At the Historic Whiting Hotel, each suite is uniquely designed. Many of the suites reflect characteristics of Osage County and Pawhuska, which we call, “The Real West.” The Historic Whiting Hotel can accommodate large groups for weddings, special events and family reunions. We also offer group discounts and weekly rates if you are looking for a comfortable place to stay for an extended getaway. Each room has it's own kitchen with microwave, coffeemaker and refrigerator. Each room has a full bath with shower/tub combos and/or a vintage claw foot soaking tub.  All Suites are located on the upper level balcony. Accessed by two stair cases at front of building or parking in back which is on the upper level with NO stairs, just small bridge over back alley to access the upper level balcony.  The Pawhuska Guide "the Official" Book Tour for "Killers of the Flower Moon" Available at Lower Level at 719 Kihekah, in Lower Level. Special Engagements Weekdays and 2 hour Book Tour on Saturdays. Check website for more info: www.PAWHUSKAGUIDE.com

The Historic Whiting Hotel is located on main street Pawhuska, just down the street from the Pioneer Woman Mercantile. The Historic Whiting Hotel is adjacent to a wide variety of shops, art galleries and restaurants, all within walking distance. Visit our Boutique Shops and Salons at Street Level in the Osage Square Mall. As our guest, you may receive discounts in the shops by presenting your Spoon Room Key. We are located a short drive from the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve, Woolaroc, the Osage Tribal Museum, the Osage Interpretive Center and the Osage County Historical Society Museum just to name a few.