Haunted Hotels in Oklahoma
Haunted Places to Stay in Oklahoma
Oklahoma’s carefully selected haunted hotel represents the Sooner State’s violent collision of Native American displacement, oil boom speculation, and frontier lawlessness. When you search for haunted hotels online or on Google Maps, you’ll find over 33,000 matching results, but we’ve meticulously reviewed every single one to create the most realistic, historically accurate collection of truly haunted hotels you can actually visit and stay in.
This property preserves spirits from the Trail of Tears, land rush casualties, oil field workers, and the cultural destruction that accompanied Oklahoma’s forced settlement. Discover Great Plains hauntings where indigenous tragedy meets petroleum prosperity, creating supernatural encounters that confront America’s most shameful chapter of territorial expansion.
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Haunted Hotels in Guthrie, OK
Stone Lion Inn
Address: 1016 W Warner Ave, Guthrie, OK 73044
Phenomenons reported: Child spirits, EVP recordings, Apparitions, Disembodied voices, Doors opening/closing, Phantom footsteps
Why it's Haunted
The Stone Lion Inn in Guthrie, Oklahoma, built in 1907 by F.E. Houghton as the town’s most expensive residence, became forever haunted following a tragic medical error.
Young Irene Houghton (often called Augusta) died from an overdose of opium and codeine-laced cough syrup administered by a nurse treating her whooping cough.
Her spirit remains especially active on the third floor, where guests report being tucked into bed by small invisible hands and hearing children jumping on beds when no children are present. EVP recordings have captured Irene’s voice, and toys inexplicably scatter across rooms. F.E. Houghton himself haunts the mansion, frequently seen smoking his pipe throughout the house with the distinct tobacco aroma following his appearances.
Murder mystery dinners at the inn are often interrupted by unexplained footsteps, doors opening and closing, and sudden temperature changes.
Owner Becky Luker, who converted the mansion to Oklahoma’s first B&B in 1986, regularly fields reports from guests awakened by a child patting their faces or finding their belongings mysteriously rearranged, making the Stone Lion Inn one of the most actively haunted accommodations in the Southwest.
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