Sheridan, WY – The Historic Sheridan Inn
As one of the original hotels in Sheridan, WY, constructed in 1892, the Sheridan Inn Hotel was conceptualized and developed by William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody. As part owner, “Buffalo Bill” directed hotel management, and even auditioned new members for his touring company show from the front porch.
Each of the twenty-two rooms have been revitalized to reflect on “Buffalo Bill” and twenty-one other key characters in his life. Each suite presents the times and histories of these people in the furnishings, art, and artifacts, making the Sheridan Inn one of the most unique hotels in Sheridan, WY. You may recognize these characters as icons of the American West, and see how they have shaped the frontier to what it is today.
In 2013, Bob and Dana Townsend became the newest owners of the Inn, bringing 21st-century luxury to the 19th-century building. The Sheridan Inn hotel in Sheridan, Wyoming is now open as a hotel for overnight stays, banquet events, weddings, wedding receptions, and tours. The Sheridan Inn hotel is easy to find and one of the most popular hotels along I-90 in Wyoming.
Each of the twenty-two rooms at the revitalized Sheridan Inn focuses on Buffalo Bill and twenty-one other key characters from his life. Each suite will present the times and individual histories of these people in the room’s overall finish, furnishings, art, artifacts, and exhibit. You will know the characters as icons of the American West, while others you may have never heard of previously but they are all people you will want to know. Together, they have helped shape how we as Americans see ourselves and how others in the world see us. Call today and schedule one of the nations most historic and western style hotels in Sheridan Wyoming.
Featured Hotel Rooms
Each of our hotel rooms is fully themed around the most iconic Western personalities.
Most Recent Blog Posts
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Awesome place to stay if you enjoy a more historical atmosphere. Staff was great. Accommodations were top notch. Definitely will return. 
Dan Ranney
- This place was AMAZING! Lots of history here. Jodi was very helpful in showing us around and made some delicious cookies that evening! We will be back someday! Great experience and a must for history buffs!
George Allen
- Although at first disappointed with the location (at a busy intersection across from the RR), it was not an issue. Actually, the location turned out to be a plus - we were able to walk everywhere. The hotel was great - room was lovely and spacious; beautiful bathroom, bed very comfortable. Breakfast was adequate; nicely presented. Unfortunately, the restaurant was closed (advertising needs to be updated to reflect this). Overall, we really enjoyed our stay there.
Paula Boyar
- Sheridan Inn had a lot of history in one place. With no TV's, it was easy for the family to play board games that were in the rooms and each of the common areas per floor. You often run into other guests in those areas for interesting conversations. We had several rooms, one had a claw foot bath and the other room has a stand up shower only. Some people might want to request one over the other. One of our rooms had issues with AC and it was quickly resolved by the staff. There are no microwaves or refrigerators in the rooms. So don't bring back left overs to the room and expect to store and reheat then later. This was not a problem for us. The included morning breakfast was a bit sparse for selection, but suitable for a quick bite. Other more breakfast purposed places in town are within walking distance and better for a full breakfast experience. I recommend snacking at the inn, but eating elsewhere.
Aaron Schradin
