Hotel, restaurant & saloon established by Buffalo Bill in 1902 with both historic & standard rooms.
Dined here as a family group of 9. The restaurant was closed for a private party, but they quickly seated us in the lounge. Waitress was super nice! Overall the food was great, however, the onion rings were limp & room temp at best. Fries were good & main courses were delicious: burgers, chicken tenders, fish & chips. The history of this building is so fun too, our party enjoyed exploring it!
The rooms were great excepting mine that was next to the kitchen and started being an impromptu thrash metal concert at 5am. Slamming doors yelling and things crashing around like a scene from the exorcist. Evening desk clerk was obviously not happy about us deciding to stay and book half the hotel. Other than that it was great. Food was good everyone else was very nice had a blast
BANGING PIPES 4:30AM (edit swung back through Room 47 should be Avoided at ALL COST. Loud diesel trucks late at night sat. and traffic noise 6am (probably would have slept through that but for the banging)... AND VERY VERY LOUD BANGING PIPES AT 4:30 AM THAT KEPT BANGING UNTIL I LEFT AT 7AM FOR BREAKFAST.) I have a 14 hour drive today back home needed every minute of sleep... Pot Pie dinner was excellent. I don't want to give this update.... Sad Original ... Had dinner and a room. Dinner was 16oz Prime Rib. It was perfect. Baked potatoe had a little dirt grit. Had to stop when I hit that and spit out a mouthful into a napkin. Soup was ham and bean which was delicious very slightly salty and I like salt, and creamy mushroom vegetable. It was perfect. Everyone was the perfect ratio of attentive but left ya alone to eat. Rooms are rooms, this is a very old hotel, everything was clean and functioned. This hotel is cool, the staff were great and the prices in early winter were reasonable. I'm happy.