Cheyenne, Wyoming Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Bed and breakfast visitors who choose Wyoming as their bed and breakfast vacation destination often want to see the real West, and that is exactly what they will find in Cheyenne, Wyoming. But Cheyenne is more than just a Wild West town; as the capital of Wyoming and the largest city in the area, bed and breakfast visitors will... » show more find Cheyenne to be as elegant as it is rugged. The best time to plan your Cheyenne bed and breakfast vacation is during the Cheyenne Frontier Days Festival, which is ten days of parades, Indian pow-wows, horse races and the largest rodeo in the world. But the Western culture of Cheyenne can be seen anytime by bed and breakfast guests who visit the Frontier Days Old West Museum, which has hundreds of antique saddles and wagons, including the historic Deadwood Stage. While out and about in Cheyenne, bed and breakfast visitors should keep their eyes open for the Big Boots, which are nineteen eight-foot cowboy boots that have been painted by local artists to represent Cheyenne and western culture. Bed and breakfast visitors should also spend plenty of time in downtown Cheyenne, which is accented by the State Capitol, which dates back to 1917. Another building of note in downtown Cheyenne is the Union Pacific Depot, which is of an imposing and beautiful Romanesque architectural style which is perfectly restored. Cheyenne has a true spirit of the American West, and yet it is modern and convenient for bed and breakfast visitors. See the heart of the West on a Cheyenne bed and breakfast vacation. « show less