Occidental Hotel - Buffalo, Wyoming

10 N Main St

Buffalo, WY 82834

Phone: 307-684-0451

www.occidentalwyoming.com

info@occidentalwyoming.com

Established in 1880

Number of Rooms: 14

The Historic Occidental Hotel in Buffalo, Wyoming has hosted many notorious guests over the years including Butch Cassidy and the Hole-in-the-Wall Gang, Calamity Jane, Buffalo Bill, Tom Horn, Teddy Roosevelt, President Herbert Hoover and Ernest Hemingway. The Virginian Restaurant at the Occidental Hotel is named after the famous novel "The Virginian" by Owen Wister who also spent a fair amount of time there. Colorful cowboys, lawmen and drifters were regular customers. Today, the hotel has been accurately and beautifully restored to its original grandeur. Current owners Dawn and John Wexo purchased the building in 1997 and began a 10-year restoration process. All rooms and suites are furnished with antiques and decorated in elegant period style. Many original features remain such as the embossed tin ceilings and several antique chairs along with the 23 bullet holes in the saloon. The 25-foot back bar in the saloon was brought in by wagon over a hundred years ago. True West Magazine recognized this gem by recently naming The Occidental Hotel “The Best Hotel in the West”.

Nearby Attractions
Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum of the West, Crazy Woman Canyon

Restaurants
The Virginian Restaurant

Banquet & Conference Space

The most popular room for meetings at the Occidental is the Library. Amid over 10,000 books groups of 7-15 get lots of work accomplished. Other rooms like the Stockman’s Dining Room or the Old Saloon also feature authentic western ambiance and can accommodate larger groups of up to 60. The Occidental has all the up-to-the minute technology including wireless internet and complete business support services to help conferences and meetings run smoothly.

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