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Sheridan Inn Hotel
856 Broadway
Sheridan, Wyoming 82801
www.sheridaninn.com
(307) 674-2178

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This place is well worth a visit. Rooms are nice, clean, and just modern enough. ( No USB ports, but several plugs available.) Trains run by frequently, but they are not blowing the horns. You barely notice them. Lots of history here and the staff is top notch. Make sure to enjoy the front porch some, you won't regret it.

Billy Conley
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
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