Calendar of Events

Join us at the Historic Sheridan Inn

events-4 Crowds gathered on the front lawn of the Sheridan Inn in the summer of 1893 and watched in awe as the first electric lights in Sheridan flickered on, illuminating the Inn’s 69 gabled windows. The Inn offered adventurous travelers a taste of luxury in the Wild West. Through the years, the Inn has been a hub of activity, offering visitors and locals everything from the town’s first bathtubs to elegant New Year’s Eve balls.

Today, the Inn remains a center of community activity, hosting many public events to entice travelers and entertain locals. Check our calendar often for upcoming events. Who knows? Buffalo Bill might drop in, too.

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December 12, 2020

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
Awesome history. The fit and finish on this hotel was better than the newer ones I stay in. The customer service was outstanding!

Trevor Smith
A wonderful building with credible Western history with Buffalo Bill as one of the early owners and patrons. An inside visit is a must. The reception, bar, ballroom and board room are stunning and if you ask.you may be able to see inside one of the guest bedrooms. We were able to see where BB stayed. An outstandingly historic place but sadly under utilised because of its geographic position on the tourist trail.

David Moakes
LOVED it here! From the minute we walked in, it felt like home. The room was amazing. The tub was awesome. The bed and pillows were even amazing. And cookies waiting on the desk, unreal! And best of all? April, she was full of information and knew all the history and answered all our questions. We are coming back. And thanks to Charisma for the tour of the bar!

Tracy Green