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ABOUT US
Learn More About Our Historic Plains HotelSince 1911, The Historic Plains Hotel has watched from its perch on Central Ave. as Cheyenne transformed from a windy outpost on Wyoming’s plains to a charming yet cosmopolitan town blessed with great museums, art galleries, restaurant, shopping, parks and more.
Originally built to host visiting celebrities, dignitaries, business titans and other luminaries, the hotel, among its many other luxuries, was the first to have a phone in every room. It was a place where the dust from the road was washed away in the hotel bar, cattle deals were sealed with a handshake over dinner and the city’s elite gathered for grand weddings and celebrations. The Hotel today welcomes Cheyenne travelers with modern perks like dog-friendly rooms, complimentary Wi-Fi and breakfast, and the same level of refined service that has allowed us to remain among Cheyenne’s best hotels for over a century. |
ASTRID
Born in Amsterdam, Historic Plains Hotel owner Astrid spent her childhood following her career diplomat father worldwide. Exposed to fine art, international foods, music and historic treasures from various cultures she developed a passion to bring these interests together.
Astrid began a successful career in mission driven real estate development with a focus toward rehabbing historic buildings and transforming them into housing that is attainable to the existing workforce within the community. With the purchase of the Plains Hotel, Astrid finally achieved a lifelong goal to bring her passion for fine art, food, music and her affinity for historic structures all under one roof. By revitalizing the Plains Hotel, restoring the original history of the structure and bringing back art and live music to the Plains Restaurant and the Wigwam Bar, Astrid has put the Plains back on the map and strives every day to share the Plains experience with as many people as she can.
Astrid began a successful career in mission driven real estate development with a focus toward rehabbing historic buildings and transforming them into housing that is attainable to the existing workforce within the community. With the purchase of the Plains Hotel, Astrid finally achieved a lifelong goal to bring her passion for fine art, food, music and her affinity for historic structures all under one roof. By revitalizing the Plains Hotel, restoring the original history of the structure and bringing back art and live music to the Plains Restaurant and the Wigwam Bar, Astrid has put the Plains back on the map and strives every day to share the Plains experience with as many people as she can.
