Dog Friendly Hotel in Sheridan Wyoming

Sheridan Inn Hotel in Sheridan Wyoming offers select number of rooms for travelers and visitors looking for hotel lodging when traveling with your dog. Call for details 307-655-7861

July 29, 2018 Steve Seale

Dog Friendly Hotel in Sheridan Wyoming

Looking for a hotel in Sheridan, Wyoming that you can bring your dog to? The Historic Sheridan Inn Hotel, located in Sheridan Wyoming, is the premier hotel that is dog friendly. You can enjoy your vacation, visit, or trip with your pet by your side! The Sheridan Inn Hotel has special selected rooms to accommodate your dog, so be sure to call for availability and plan you stay with us by calling 307-655-7861.

Pet Friendly Hotel – Historic Sheridan Inn Hotel

Traveling along I-90 or along I-25 and are looking for a hotel lodging that is pet friendly? Come experience an authentic western style stay at the Sheridan Inn hotel in Sheridan Wyoming. The Sheridan Inn is a historic hotel in Sheridan, Wyoming.

The Inn originally sat on one and a half acres of land and was 130 feet long and 50 feet wide, surrounded by a porch that was 150 feet long and 30 feet wide. It is reported to have cost $25,000 to construct. Shortly after the Inn was built, William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody, an entrepreneur and world-renowned showman, purchased the business of the Inn as the first establishment in his W.F. Cody Hotel Company. Buffalo Bill, a frequent visitor at the Inn, often held auditions for his Wild West Show on the Inn’s front lawn, offering train passengers an up-close glimpse of the “Wild West.” Call today for reservations, rooms rates, and availability tel: 307-655-7861.

It's a very intricate piece of history I enjoy the place it's amazing

Jason Ireland
4/25/2019

Fantastic historical hotel. Do yourself a favor and get away from the chains on the highway and stop off near downtown to this gem. Recently renovated and is a treat. Immaculate on the inside with lots of attention to detail. Preserved a lot of the historical elements. Sat down and talked with the owners who refurbished the place and they’re great people who enjoy sharing the history of the place with everyone today.

Austin Newton
8/18/2018

Awesome restoration and modernization. Staff is very friendly and the place is spotless with so many great little places to hang out and enjoy. Do yourself a favor and ditch the cookie cutter hotel chains and stay in this one of a kind historic masterpiece. Short walk to everything downtown.

Andrew Sexton
4/03/2019

Me and my father stayed here while on a business trip. Not only were they competitively priced, the inn itself is amazing. There's a charm unlike any other hotel I've been in. We were told they just renovated the rooms and it was certainly worth it. The rooms are beautiful and clean, and surprisingly quiet. I couldn't hear any traffic from outside. There was a connection available for a TV but no TV attached, which didn't bother me or my father, but it's something to be noted. The front desk attendant was friendly, and the continental breakfast was nice. We were told there was a falling out between the restaurant/bar (owner?) and the inn owner, so the restaurant was closed the night we were there, but it didn't bother us. We weren't planning on eating there anyways. The pictures around the hotel are fun to look at and show various stages of the inn's history, along with each room coming with information about Wyoming icons who have history with the inn. I highly recommend taking a bath in their claw-foot bathtubs. I had one when I was growing up and forgot just how nice they are. The only thing I think could make this nicer is glass water glasses, but that's only if they wanted to get REALLY fancy. I wouldn't recommend young children (under the age of 6). It's not that the hotel is bad for children, but rather the atmosphere and overall feel of the inn is probably boring (for them), unless the child is highly interested in history. We had a great stay and we highly recommend this place. I plan on coming back here when I go vacationing in Northern Wyoming.

Michelle
3/24/2019