I had the opportunity to stay here for two weeks while relocating to Cheyenne so I had plenty of time to experience the property. I would stay here again and again! The rooms are very comfortable and elegantly decorated. You really do feel as if you are visiting in the glory days of the mansion. With 12 rooms often occupied... More

Recently stayed in Cheyenne, the Bed & Breakfast was wonderful, every where in the Mansion there was something to look at so many details in woodwork, ceilings, furnishings. The owner Jim, was very nice. We enjoyed the Cookie Jar, for a late night snack. Enjoyed the slipper tub with the cowboy rubber ducky, then wrap up in the robe and... More

We were wonderfully surprised by the mansion, the furnishings and the friendly staff. Jim Osterfoss, the owner, gave us a tour of the mansion, and Jane made us feel as if we were home. Every item in the room (Teddy Roosevelt Room) was carefully thought out...from the restoration details to the items that were placed there for our convenience. Items... More

The people were wonderful. The room we stayed in was intriguing - well furnished and equipped. We had the afternoon tea which was quaint and delicious but quite expensive we thought. The breakfast was wonderful. Many rooms need some work - wallpaper peeling, etc. A nice sun room on the third floor was a quiet spot to relax early in... More

The Nagle Warren Mansion is an absolute gem that is lovingly managed by Jim. Every possible comfort is provided, and the location is perfect for exploring Cheyenne. We had the 'Black Jack' Pershing room, which was simply outstanding. Jim is a friendly and knowledgable source of Western lore and of the history of the house and its previous occupants. As... More

This B & B was so interesting. The owner gave us a full tour of the place ( it IS a museum that others can visit), and then he brought us to our rooms upstairs, which are off-limits to visitors. This place is full of antiques that everyone can use. It is the most unique inn I have ever stayed... More

The Nagle-Warren is actually two buildings: the original old 3-story home, as well as the carriage house behind it, which has been converted to have two floors of rooms as well. We stayed in the Teddy Roosevelt, and were blown away by all of the thoughtfulness. First off, I mentioned on the phone that we were bringing our dog, so... More

We tend to be more the "Mom and Pop"-B&B types. So we weren't sure the Nagle Warren would be in our league, so to speak. But the price wasn't much higher than the Hampton Inn-ish hotels of the area, so we decided to give it a shot. First off, it is by far the most impressive looking B&B we've ever... More

What a place!!, The owner, Jim, gave us a full tour of the building before showing us to our rooms. Beautifully decorated, like a living museum. On the evening of our stay we had a terrific thumderstorm which meant we could stay in the hotel and enjoy it even more. Great breakfast too. Well worth a visit if you are... More