My great stay at the Red Stone reminds me of all the best reasons to stay in B&B's! The Red Stone has a very interesting pedigree. The owners resurrected the property and have done a triumphant restoration. This alone is worth a stay! my suite was gorgeous and relaxing. Breakfast is spectacular! Mark and Anne are generous, warm hosts. What... More

I decided to stay at the Red Stone Inn for my travels in Oklahoma City. The Red Stone Inn was extremely relaxing and refreshing. It was a welcome change from the usual hotel. The breakfast was elegant, unusual, and delicious. Compliments go to Mark for his award winning Red Stone Tulips. Ann's cookies in the breakfast room were perfect at... More

We booked our stay almost a year in advance. When we arrived we were surprised to see that the house was for sale. At first we didn't know what to expect because of this. We were however not disappointed. The rooms were great. We booked the Capitol suite. The room was huge and beautifuly decorated. The house itself is a... More

The Red Stone Inn was an oasis in the midst of the city. My husband and I wanted a place that was nearby, but with a sense of being far away. We also didn't want a musty old Victorian B and B. The Red Stone did not disappoint...except for our immediate impression. We are outdoor people, so the grounds impressed... More

We were 2 English couples travelling in the usa. Having.been recommended the Red Stone Inn,we deciced to book 2 nights. We were absolutely delighted with the warm welcome we received Anne.The accommodation is fantastic ,plus the great breakfast prepared and served by Mark. More

I booked a night at the Red Stone Inn while on the road, driving across the country on route 40. It was a bit of a gamble, since I couldn't find any trip advisor reviews, but the pictures on the website were convincing and the price was better than the other local B&B that I was considering (especially since I... More