Serene Creekside Sheridan Getaway: Mountain Views

It was our first time to Sheridan. We stayed at the Sheridan Inn because it is historical and pretty close to everything downtown. And we are happy we did. The Inn is very attractive from the street with plenty of parking around the back, so it does not interfere with the appearance from the front. The large lawn area and the porch were very inviting, but it was pretty cold when we were there, so we did not spend much time in those areas. The lady who greeted us was extremely friendly and helpful, as was everyone we encountered. The lobby is warm and inviting and the fireplace had a fire in it the second night we were there. We had to sit near it and soak in the warmth because it was quite chilly outside. We stayed in the Lillian F. Smith room. It was very nicely refurbished. The bedroom area was rather small, but adequate; the bathroom was plenty roomy with a claw-foot tub and nice porcelain sink and water closet. We loved the covers and blankets on the bed - they were of a Western theme, and they kept us very warm. The mattress was just the right firmness for us, so we slept quite well. Breakfast consisted of fruit, yogurt, bread items, and a little ham and cheese. Coffee was made from K cups, but they did make a fresh-brewed pot upon request. The dining room and all of the common areas were very nice. We were pleasantly surprised to learn that there was an art collection in the basement. It contained some nice surprises - be sure to ask about it so you don't miss it. The Inn is close to several places to eat, plus they have their own on-site restaurant, The Open Range, which is quite good (I will write a separate review on it). You have to watch your head in rooms on the upper floors because the sections of ceiling between windows hang low. If you are a tall or large person, you might want to opt for one of the larger rooms. But even with the smaller room, I was able to take a nap while my wife went out into the spacious hallway, where they have comfortable over-stuffed chairs, and read. There are a lot of places where you can just hand out here. I highly recommend this place.

Very historic building but rooms are sparse, lobby was dark, manager was less than helpful. We left without even asking for a refund. Room just had a bathtub, no shower, no tv. Honestly it was a bit creepy. We decided to keep driving to Cody rather than stay the night.

We visited Open Range restaurant inside the hotel The meal was fantastic ! Enjoyed the pork chop, and a New York strip. Had a fantastic wedge salad also. The server was exceptional, Walking us through the menu and making great recommendations about the winelist. She was extremely attentive to our table in spite of getting a 10 top and her section at nearly the same time. All the staff seemed like they were trained well and experienced. Really nice meal !

Mixed feelings about this hotel. The staff are all friendly and helpful. However our room was up in the attic and very small. The bathroom was probably bigger with a roll top bath and hand held shower. All the touches are there in the way of toiletries etc. No TV and the room was very dark both in the day as only one window and at night as only two lamps. Scones at breakfast were good but choice was limited. Food in restaurant in evening was good but this is a separate business from the hotel so you can't charge to room.

Over Priced, Noisy, just seemed like any roadside motel. over rated, wont be back, There are many better choices in Sheridan to Stay, The Inn wasnt what we expected at all, Disappointed with the room, small cramped., noisy area, lots of traffic, Trains, horn honking, couldnt sleep well at all , food was over priced, as most things and places we saw in Sheridan'