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Cody, Wyoming

Cody is near Yellowstone Nat'l Park, offering hiking, skiing, & wildlife. Don't miss Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid's Hole-in-the-Wall cabin.

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Jackson Hole is the gateway to the Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, and a prime destination for a great Rocky Mountain vacation.

Casper, Wyoming

Casper is the convergence for the Oregon Trail, Mormon Trail, Bridger Trail, Bozeman Trail, & the Pony Express, & the historic downtown offers plenty of charm & attractions.

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Wyoming lures the bed and breakfast traveler with its dynamic landscape, western hospitality, and seemingly endless ways to experience nature. At LanierBB.com the offering of bed and breakfast inns and lodgings will provide you with the perfect surroundings for your Wyoming adventure. Be it a ranch, chalet or log cabin setting, your cozy bed and breakfast accommodations will provide you with all the creature comforts for a relaxing and comfortable getaway.

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Wyoming Bed and Breakfasts By City


East, Wyoming

Big Horn Casper Cheyenne	Devils Tower Four Corners Laramie	Saratoga

West, Wyoming

Cody Jackson	Moose Teton Village	Wilson

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Devils Tower Lodge
Devils Tower, WY
Our unique B&B is nestled on 21 acres of prairie and pine, at the base of Devils Tower. Each room has dramatic Tower vistas, queen beds, open-air view decks and private baths. A full country breakfast is served.

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Bentwood B&B
Jackson, WY
Award-winning "architectural marvel" (Frommer's 2003), a 6,000 sq. ft. log inn with five guest suites, constructed using massive 200 year old logs brought in from Yellowstone Nat'l Park after the great fire of 1988, on 3 old growth acres.

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A must see for the bed and breakfast visitor are Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. Both parks possess unique beauty in their own right that must be experienced to be believed. Yellowstone was the first designated national park in 1872. The cascades, geysers, canyons and wildlife will convince you of the foresight of such a decision. Grand Teton became a national park in 1929. Bed and breakfast inns located nearby allow you the opportunity to make multiple visits because there is so much to see and do whenever you visit Wyoming.

Wyoming has all the usual food choices bed and breakfast tourists recognize and love as well as some state specialties. The cutthroat trout, beans and jerky or pemmican as the Native Americans called it, made from buffalo, elk, moose, deer or beef are great choices for the adventurous palate.

Return home to your bed and breakfast inn to relax in front of a fire, or look out at the setting sun from a rocking chair on the veranda, knowing that you made a good choice when turning to LanierBB.com for great B&B lodgings.