Hotels near Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument

We are located in Sheridan Wyoming and our hotel is located near the Big Horn Mountains and is convenient to I-90.

August 3, 2018 Sheridan Inn

Plan your next: Each year tens of thousands of visitors journey to Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument and Custer National Cemetery. The Historic Sheridan Inn is located south of Bighorn Battlefield in Sheridan, Wyoming. Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument preserves the site of the June 25 and 26, 1876, Battle of the Little Bighorn, near Crow Agency, Montana, in the United States.

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Great place to stay in Sheridan. Clean comfortable rooms. No TVs, which is great! This is a historical hotel, and is very nicely setup. Modernized bath and HVAC in the rooms, but old world vibe and architecture! Loved it!

Mark Hildebrand
Awesome place to stay if you enjoy a more historical atmosphere. Staff was great. Accommodations were top notch. Definitely will return.

Dan Ranney
The inn was far more impressive than I expected it to be when I booked my trip. Upon arrival I was met with a kind and very helpful staff. The rooms were spotless and the beds were top notch. Very comfortable and that's even with having had multiple back surgeries in the past. The inn was updated to modern standards but only so far as to make the place comfortable without detracting from the history the building was full of. Comfortable, friendly, historically rich atmosphere. I cannot wait to stop by for a visit on my next trip north west. Simply a beautiful place I could easily see used for destination weddings or small events.

Donnie January
Really fantastic place all around. You won't find another hotel like this anywhere close. The beds are very comfy, and we had a big clawfoot tub in our room. The history combined with modern comforts is really astounding. I recommend, it's worth stopping on your road trip.

Libby Trammell