An incredibly historic hotel which has been very carefully and lovingly renovated. It is culturally relevant to Sheridan, today as ever.

Excellent historic hotel saved from the wrecking ball of the '60s. Loved the ambiance. The staff were amazing. Dakota was so informative and friendly and Connie too was very kind. A lot of love and care went to refurbish the rooms. Loved the clawfoot bath tub!

Breakfast

Keys were very clangy and heavy.

decor was top notch

first contact with staff was a little frustrating

The historical aspect of this hotel is pretty cool and that is honestly about it for The Sheridan Inn. Which is sad, because you could see so much potential for this place. Rooms were clean bed comfortable. They offer light continental breakfast of coffee, egg, bagels & yogurt. The location proximity to downtown Sheridan is great. Its a neat historical hotel for sure but it is lacking any kind of welcoming warmth or ambiance.

1. The hotel was a ghost town. We were one of 2 guests staying. 2. Upon arriving the staffer wasn't very friendly, maybe he was new but he was kinda odd. 3. Upon arrival you walk into a lifeless and I mean dead silent foyer entry way and the hotel manager is sitting in a chair off to the side watching the clock tick. Very strange. We were a bit taken back. No music, no refreshments for a guests weary travels, felt like walking into a cold dark museum. 4. The room they gave us out of 21 available rooms for a "romantic" couples weekend was ummm awkward. Each room is different and I researched each room before arriving. Most rooms looked nice and they do offer a "claw tub". This guy puts us in a room that looked like a 9 year old's twin bedroom. We went back down to request a room change and the staffer gave us a hard time. Said "due to Covid"...blah, blah...I'm like welll....looks like you got ALLL the time on your hands soooo Covid or not, we're paying premium to stay here for 2 nights...soooo make it right. I mean come on'. Like he was scolding us for wanting to change. 5. No bar in the hotel, no restaurant in hotel. They have it, it's just not functioning. We knew this ahead of time and thats okay but it is a shame. This place could be really magnificent if managed correctly and had the right PR. 6. Staffer on duty said no fireplace. It was really cold and they have a fireplace downstairs and when I called prior to booking the staffer on phone said they have a working fireplace and that we were welcome to cozy up to if we wanted. They have chairs some small tables etc. And it would have been a perfect spot for an evening glass of wine and conversation. 7. The whole vibe of this place felt sad. The hotel has SO much potential and needs some real TLC to bring some actual LIFE back here!

It’s always interesting to stay in a historic hotel.

we loved everything the room the lobby entrance, the staff, maybe one day they will reopen the restaurant and bar

Rooms had the old west character, as did the rest of the hotel. I went because it is supposedly haunted and because it's the off season and lots of the lights were off and there were maybe three other people staying, so it kept the ambiance.

For the price, not too amenities, i.e. limited breakfast options, no tvs or microwaves or fridge in the room. Plus, I didn't see any ghosts.

Beautiful property, friendly staff. Very attentive and willing to help!

Staff very friendly and knowledgeable about history of inn. Room clean comfortable

Disappointed restaurant not opened but staffing shortages are everywhere nowadays

Beautiful; historical; clean; plenty of parking; good restaurant next doir

Staff was very helpful. Brought ice to our room.

No TV anywhere ...lightning was lacking .

Beautiful. First class like Chico hot springs montana. Loved architecture and restoration Great to be near new Market Place snd there 3 good options Black tooth mountain brewery is first class, great bartender on Tuesday night Downtown needs better signage snd is worth a visit. Recommend two nights at least

Miss the Buffalo bill bar in building

Great continental breakfast! Good coffee and that has been hard to come by on our 10 day roadtrip.

Well, they did not have bedding ready for the pull-out couch queen sleeper for our two 16 year old girls. Staff had trouble finding the sheets, but no comforter found. Otherwise, it was a great stay and staff were wonderful.

Room small and made smaller by being under eves with a sloping ceiling. Bumped head!