First, this place is amazing. It's a perfectly restored mansion in every possible way and my host, Bill, couldn't have been more gracious. I travel nationwide for a living, staying in whichever hotel is closest to my client's facility. My colleague suggested the Nagle Warren as an alternative to the ususal lodging and boy was she right! ...

It was great, I kind of stumbled on it as i had just drove into town and had not made any reservations. I was roaming around downtown and there it was and within one phone call i was booked. The service was outstanding, the room was perfect size, the bed was confortable, the staff was very helpful. Can you say Location, It is within walking ...

This is a great old mansion. The room was nice, and the setting is beautiful for a downtown location. I really enjoyed having a glass of wine and reading the historic books in the library. The only drawback was having the old style bathtub with a shower and wraparound shower curtain. It is a little inconvenient, but the other amenities make up ...

The "mansion" was just that! The owner picked me up at the airport to meet my fiance who was working in the area. 2 dozen roses with one yellow rose of Texas was waiting for me in the room. A trip of a lifetime that I will always treasure! The cowboy relationship did not last but the memories of this place will be with me forever! Anne-Marie

Who would have thought that in Cheyenne, WY, one would find such an incredible place? We were lucky to also experience the once a month special dinner, which was extraordinary. We will always try to time our future visits to include this nine-course gastronomical treat. The amemities in the rooms are over the top. Where else does one receive chap stick, for heavens sake. One feels totally pampered and appreciated. That's hard to beat.

What a delightful and charming experience! The mansion is beautifully restored to it's 19th century splendor, the owner, Jim is so delightful and the food is exquisite. Breakfast was ham and smoked gruyere cheese omlettes and homemade bread. We got Jim to talk about the mansions history and local history at the close of breakfast. Everything ...