The Historic Wolf Hotel

This lovely little cottage is our long term stay property. Built in 1900 built  by A.S. & Elizabeth (affectionately known to her husband as Lizzie) Allen. The Allen's operated a drug store in which they installed the first soda fountain that boasted 5 sodas. The cottage was their second retirement home where they lived until their deaths. A.S. passed in 1919 of long term illness and Lizzie passed in 1932. Later, their daughter Vivian Epperson operated the cottage as a boarding house during WWII.

 Kat King runs  a  private dining  establishment on the main floor offering catering and baked goods. Check out "Flavored Celebrations" for some delicious cooking!

Minimum two night stay.

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Call 620-639-6915 to book.

This former Rice County, KS jail has been transformed. Main floor has been redone with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen and dining room. The 2nd story has been untouched and still has the original Rice County cell blocks, beds, cells, stools, etc. This venue also offers Murder Mystery Dinners, an Escape Room, and event venue rental. For more info click here. 

At The Slammer Escape Room & Venue, we’re proud to showcase our selection of unique accommodations. Whether you are looking for hosting a bachelorette party or a different option for a sleepover birthday party, we've got you covered! Contact us at 620-680-1839 to rent the entire house or the 24 sleeper cells or click here to make your reservations for the Sheriff's House or Booking Room. 

This historic building built in the late 1800s is a former Catholic Rectory that used to be located beside the town's Catholic church. When the church decided to build a new rectory in 1941, the building was moved to a residential area and purchased by us in 2017. Located only 3 blocks away from The Wolf, The Manor is often used as overflow for The Historic Wolf Hotel. It is very similar to the Wolf with a common kitchen, a parlor, a dining room, with most rooms having their own private bathroom. Your stay here will be just as memorable as The Wolf.

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AD Boarding House is one of our newer additions. Located across the street from the Wolf Hotel, located in the Historic Dick Building on the second floor. The main floor of the building housed a general store, with the tunnels, harness shop, barber shop and bathhouse way below. The Rooms you would be staying in were once used as different office rooms, which would house an assortment of traveling doctors. We have now got it to a state that we can host you here as we continue to work and improve. AD's is still a work in progress but we have a hard time getting rid of its original flooring. Rooms have their own charm and are a little ruff for wear, but if your looking to lay your head in a very old and a little creepy building, this is your place. Hopefully the ghosts won't keep you up at night. AD #2 is complete with a single bath, Queen size bed in one room and another room with Queen size bed, a private living room, and small kitchen.