Event Venue Wyoming

Weddings, Receptions, Rehearsal Dinners, Birthday Parties, Corporate Events and Business Conferences and more in Sheridan, WY.

events-3 The Historic Sheridan in Wyoming is a premier venue for your next event. Whether it be a business luncheon, a family reunion, or a special dinner, the ambience and history of the Sheridan Inn combined with our fine catering and event services will make it an occasion you will never forget.

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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
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
Very warm welcome with friendly & helpful staff. The rooms were lovely; good bathroom with shower (Queen Victoria) & a large comfortable bed. The view was not brilliant. The breakfast was very basic at the moment but adequate. Worth staying there for the history & hidden gems.

Benfleet Theatre School
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