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307 635-2022 |
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866-2PLAINS (866-275-2467) |
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001
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| The Historic Plains Hotel - Fact Sheet | |
| About the Plains Hotel | The Plains Hotel is an historic, boutique hotel in Cheyenne, Wyo., featuring 131 guest rooms and suites elegantly appointed with Western high-style décor. Distinctive, classic architecture is enriched with the colors, textures, and natural materials of the Wyoming Plains, celebrating the rich legacy of the American frontier and offering a glimpse into the spirit of the West. The Plains Hotel is professionally operated by Providence Hospitality Partners, LLC in Denver, Colo. |
| History | Built in 1911, the Plains Hotel has long been the icon of the elegant High Plains lodging and dining experience, and a favorite of presidents, movie stars and cattle barons. It was the social hub of Wyoming’s capitol city, catering to the state’s early captains of industry. The Plains afforded its special hospitality to leading members of government, politics, civic activities and the arts, and offered simple but elegant accommodations for travelers on their way to the Black Hills, Yellowstone National Park, and the Grand Tetons. The Plains Hotel has been recognized by the National Park Service on the list of National Register of Historic Places |
| Accommodations | The hotel completed a multi-million dollar renovation in 2003, adding modern conveniences and special touches such as custom-designed furniture and bed coverings with a cowboy high-style decor. The guest rooms feature oversized desks, 27” televisions, and thick, terry cloth towels. Thirty luxurious parlor and two-room suites also offer living rooms with sofa beds, spacious closets, wireless and high-speed internet access, plush, cotton bathrobes, and more. |
| Dining | Two on-site restaurants provide convenient dining options. The Capitol Grille, open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and room service, features the finest, fresh, local ingredients, including high-quality, naturally tender, Wyoming beef products, all prepared by the executive chef and his staff. Reminiscent of a General Store from the old West, the Trail Coffee Shoppe serves freshly baked pastries, salads, homemade sandwiches, and Arbuckles’ Ariosa Coffee. |
| Amenities | The Reata Collection, located in the hotel lobby, offers a sophisticated selection of cowboy chic jewelry, clothing, accessories and house wares, and is the perfect place to pick up a unique gift or souvenir. The Adora Day Spa at the Plains offers facials, massage therapy spa body treatments, manicures, and more. An on-site fitness center features a treadmill, stepper and recumbent bikes, and a full-service business and copy center provides guests with added convenience. |
| Meetings and Banquets | The Plains has more than 9,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space with five flexible meeting rooms, high-tech infrastructure, high-speed wireless internet, professional catering and banquet staff, and a dedicated meeting services liaison to assist with meeting arrangements, menu planning and facility coordination. |
| Special Events | There’s always something special happening at the Plains Hotel, with events scheduled throughout the year. From cowboy comedy and a Valentine’s Day “I Do” wedding package, to murder mysteries, six-course wine dinners and holiday brunches, there are lots of reasons to visit anytime of year. Group pricing and packages available. Reservations are required for some events; call 866-2PLAINS |
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| Location | The Plains Hotel is conveniently located in downtown Cheyenne, across from the newly renovated Union Pacific Railroad depot on the historic Lincoln Highway, the first transcontinental road connecting New York City to San Francisco. Perhaps best known for Cheyenne Frontier Days, the granddaddy of all rodeos, Cheyenne’s celebrated past and dynamic future are blended in a city alive with activity. Located at the intersection of I-25 and I-80 approximately 90 miles north of Denver, Cheyenne’s 6,200’ elevation affords a wonderful view of the Rocky Mountains to the west and gentle rolling plains to the east. |