Buffalo Wyoming Hotel Options
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide for Buffalo, WY, Wyoming.
Situated in northern Wyoming, the town of Buffalo is surrounded by the breathtaking foothills of the Big Horn Mountains. Located on the Cloud Peak Scenic Byway (Highway 16) at the intersections of Interstates 25 and 90, Buffalo is only a short drive from the beautiful Bighorn National Forest. With over 900,000 acres (364,217 ha) of stunning wilderness, this area is popular with outdoor enthusiasts year-round. In the summer, holiday goers participate in activities such as hiking, backpacking, ATVing and camping, while popular winter activities include cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling on the 132 mi (212 km) of groomed trails. Also popular in the area are activities such as hunting, fishing and boating.
Reminiscent of the Old West, this town is located near the famous Bozeman Trail and was once home to Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid and the infamous "Hole in the Wall" hideout. History buffs can view more than a dozen historic buildings on Main Street or they can stop at the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum, which features over 15,000 pieces from the Old West. For a more hands-on experience, visitors can spend the night in the same rooms as well-known historical figures such as Calamity Jane, young Teddy Roosevelt and Buffalo Bill Cody at the Occidental Hotel. Founded in 1880, this restored hotel immerses its visitors in the period with antiques and original period style while providing modern amenities such as wireless Internet and cable TV.
Visitors will find a wide variety of other accommodations within Buffalo to meet their needs as well as their budgets. Most of these lodgings can be found either on Main Street or on Highway 16.
MAIN STREET
The hub of activity in Buffalo, visitors can stay right in the thick of things along Main Street or just off the way on Fort Street. These unique, well-appointed hotels and budget-friendly motels are ideally located, and are within walking distance of urban amenities such as dining, movie theatres and recreational facilities. Locally owned and operated, travelers will find accommodations that range from motel cabins to restored mansions. Popular with families and outdoor enthusiasts such as hunters and fishers, economical motels vary from private cabin units to traditional motel units and may offer amenities such as outdoor pools, laundry facilities, Wi-Fi and cable TV. A popular choice with couples, the historic hotels offer elegant accommodations that feature items such as original art and antique lighting, four-poster beds and claw foot tubs. A restored, turn-of-the-century mansion home, the Mansion House Inn offers a number of unique rooms decorated with Victorian period furnishings as well as offering traditional motel rooms located in a separate building.
HIGHWAY 16 (HART STREET)
Travelers stopping to visit Buffalo or just passing through the area will find plenty of well-known, mid-range chain hotels along Highway 16. These hotels are easily accessed off the highway and offer amenities such as free Wi-Fi, complimentary continental breakfasts, indoor pools, hot tubs, fitness centers and business centers.
Reminiscent of the Old West, this town is located near the famous Bozeman Trail and was once home to Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid and the infamous "Hole in the Wall" hideout. History buffs can view more than a dozen historic buildings on Main Street or they can stop at the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum, which features over 15,000 pieces from the Old West. For a more hands-on experience, visitors can spend the night in the same rooms as well-known historical figures such as Calamity Jane, young Teddy Roosevelt and Buffalo Bill Cody at the Occidental Hotel. Founded in 1880, this restored hotel immerses its visitors in the period with antiques and original period style while providing modern amenities such as wireless Internet and cable TV.
Visitors will find a wide variety of other accommodations within Buffalo to meet their needs as well as their budgets. Most of these lodgings can be found either on Main Street or on Highway 16.
MAIN STREET
The hub of activity in Buffalo, visitors can stay right in the thick of things along Main Street or just off the way on Fort Street. These unique, well-appointed hotels and budget-friendly motels are ideally located, and are within walking distance of urban amenities such as dining, movie theatres and recreational facilities. Locally owned and operated, travelers will find accommodations that range from motel cabins to restored mansions. Popular with families and outdoor enthusiasts such as hunters and fishers, economical motels vary from private cabin units to traditional motel units and may offer amenities such as outdoor pools, laundry facilities, Wi-Fi and cable TV. A popular choice with couples, the historic hotels offer elegant accommodations that feature items such as original art and antique lighting, four-poster beds and claw foot tubs. A restored, turn-of-the-century mansion home, the Mansion House Inn offers a number of unique rooms decorated with Victorian period furnishings as well as offering traditional motel rooms located in a separate building.
HIGHWAY 16 (HART STREET)
Travelers stopping to visit Buffalo or just passing through the area will find plenty of well-known, mid-range chain hotels along Highway 16. These hotels are easily accessed off the highway and offer amenities such as free Wi-Fi, complimentary continental breakfasts, indoor pools, hot tubs, fitness centers and business centers.
