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Stay in Western History at Sheridan Inn
The Sheridan Inn stands as a testament to Western heritage and hospitality, offering guests a unique blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Established in 1893, our property was designed by renowned architect Thomas Kimball and has hosted iconic figures like Buffalo Bill Cody, whose legacy continues to shape our identity. Our team, with over a decade of collective experience in hospitality, prioritizes exceptional service, attention to detail, and preservation of the Inn's historic significance. We actively engage with the Sheridan community through cultural events like the First Peoples Pow Wow and the restoration of local landmarks such as the 'Dancing Couple' statue. Each of our 22 themed suites immerses visitors in the stories of key Western historical figures, combining education with luxury.We believe in nurturing our team through monthly gatherings and a supportive work environment, ensuring our guests receive unparalleled care. As stewards of this historic property, we remain committed to maintaining its architectural integrity while adapting to modern traveler needs. Our location in downtown Sheridan provides easy access to local attractions, making us a gateway to experiencing authentic Western culture. From the original electric lights that first illuminated Sheridan to today's curated guest experiences, we continue to honor our role in shaping regional history. Thank you for choosing a destination where every door opens to a story.
Services
Historic Hotel Accommodations
Themed Suites
Community Events
Cultural Preservation Tours
Local Attractions Access
Highlights and features
- We preserve the original 1893 architecture while offering modern comforts
- Each room features curated exhibits about iconic Western historical figures
- Our team has over a decade of combined hospitality experience
- We host authentic cultural events like the First Peoples Pow Wow
- Original Buffalo Bill Cody connections shape our unique identity
What people say
Historic charm
Themed rooms
Cultural significance
Community engagement
Unique experience
Services
Historic Hotel Accommodations
Experience 19th-century Western elegance in our preserved 1893 hotel. Original architectural features blend with modern comforts across 22 uniquely themed suites. Each room interprets stories of iconic figures like Buffalo Bill Cody through curated exhibits, artifacts, and period-appropriate furnishings that transport guests to America's frontier era.
Themed Suites
Stay in meticulously designed suites honoring Western legends. Each of 22 rooms features distinct decor reflecting historical figures' lives, from Teddy Roosevelt's 206 suite to Sitting Bull's 209 chamber. Authentic furnishings, era-specific artwork, and interactive exhibits create immersive environments that educate and entertain overnight guests.
Community Events
Engage with Sheridan's heritage through curated events like the First Peoples Pow Wow. Our venue hosts seasonal celebrations that connect visitors with local traditions while restoring historic gatherings requested by community members. Events emphasize cultural preservation and authentic Western experiences.
Cultural Preservation Tours
Explore preserved architectural elements and historical narratives within our 1893 building. Guided tours reveal Thomas Kimball's Scottish lodge-inspired design, original electric lighting systems, and Buffalo Bill Cody's influence. Visitors learn about the Inn's role in Western expansion and its connection to frontier icons.
Local Attractions Access
Leverage our downtown Sheridan location for exploring nearby landmarks. Guests receive guidance to Western heritage sites, outdoor recreation areas, and cultural institutions. Our staff provides curated recommendations for experiencing authentic Wyoming history and natural beauty.
Questions
What makes Sheridan Inn historically significant?
We opened in 1893 as a railroad-funded hotel featuring Sheridan's first electric lights. Buffalo Bill Cody resided here from 1894-1902, using our grounds for his Wild West show auditions.
Are the themed rooms accessible for modern travelers?
Our 22 historic suites combine original 1893 architecture with modern amenities. While preserving period features, we ensure comfortable stays through climate control and updated bathroom facilities.
What community events do you host?
We organize cultural programs like the First Peoples Pow Wow and restored the 'Dancing Couple' statue. Our calendar emphasizes Western heritage through seasonal events connecting guests with local traditions.
How do you preserve historical accuracy in room designs?
Each themed suite features curated artifacts, period-appropriate furnishings, and historical exhibits. Our team researches original documents and collaborates with historians to ensure authentic representations of each figure's era.
Can visitors explore the property without staying overnight?
We welcome daytime visitors to experience our historic architecture and public exhibits. Contact our front desk at 307-674-2178 for guided tour availability and special event schedules.
