The historic Sheridan Inn, designated a National Historic Landmark by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior, is located in Sheridan, Wyoming, and is steeped in Western tradition. Designed by Thomas Kimball to resemble a Scottish hunting lodge and built in 1893 by the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad on behalf of the Inn’s first operator, William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody, who auditioned new talent for his “Buffalo Bill’s Wild West” company from the front porch. Following a 50-year vacancy and extensive $7 million renovation, the Sheridan Inn once again opened its doors to welcome visitors in May 2015. Today, guests are able to step back in time and experience the bygone days of the Wild West while enjoying modern comforts.

Comfortable Accommodations: Rooms feature air-conditioning, tea and coffee makers, hairdryers, and work desks. Additional amenities include a lift, concierge service, daily housekeeping, outdoor seating area, family rooms, culture classes, and express check-in and check-out services.

Dining and Activities: The on-site restaurant serves American cuisine for dinner, while breakfast is American. Guests can enjoy skiing, walking tours, and cycling in the surrounding area. The inn is 4 km from Sheridan County Airport and near an ice-skating rink.

Local Attractions: Nearby points of interest include Sage Community Arts (13-minute walk), Kendrick Park (2 km), Story Fish Hatchery (36 km), Fort Phil Kearny Historic Site (40 km), and Fort Fetterman Historic Monument (42 km).