Nagle Warren Mansion Bed & Breakfast

222 East 17th Street, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001
Innkeeper(s): Jim Osterfoss
  • Patio Garden

    Patio Garden

  • Nagle Warren Mansion B&B

    Nagle Warren Mansion B&B

  • Marie Pershing Room

    Marie Pershing Room

  • Emma Nagle Room

    Emma Nagle Room

  • F.E. Warren Room

    F.E. Warren Room

  • Hot Tub and gazebo by the garden

    Hot Tub and gazebo by the garden

  • Guest Parlour

    Guest Parlour

  • Watermellon Blueberry Parfait breakfast fruit

    Watermellon Blueberry Parfait breakfast fruit

  • Eggbake Monterey breakfast

    Eggbake Monterey breakfast

  • Blackberry & Honeydew breakfast fruit

    Blackberry & Honeydew breakfast fruit

 
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  • Rooms & Amenities

    The height of luxury, each guest room is unique and individually decorated with period antiques. The carriage house is connected to the mansion. Pets are welcomed in the Carriage House. Smoking is not allowed inside. Twelve luxurious rooms await your stay at the Nagle Warren Mansion. The Mansion houses six rooms and the Carriage House hosts the other six. Every room has been uniquely decorated to recreate the elegance of the Victorian West, from the ornate staircases to the authentic period wallpaper to the antique furniture and 19th century-style artwork. But unlike accommodations of the past, this bed and breakfast offers central air conditioning, a private bath, telephone, and television in each guest room. Business travelers will appreciate the phone lines and wireless internet access in each room, as well as the services of the mansion's fully equipped office
    The Emma Nagle Room
    Named after Emma Nagle, wife of Erasmus who built the mansion in 1888

    Softly feminine with the hues of rose, white and tan florals in the wallpaper and stunningly high ceilings. A beautiful antique queen bed with matching vanity and dresser provide a relaxing setting for a weekend away from the kids and work! Escape to a delightful bubble bath or a refreshing shower in this original private bath. Then curl up with a good book in front of the original (non-working) fireplace. Desk, phone and TV. Second Floor.

    		 The Emma Nagle Room

     

    The Francis E. Warren Room The Francis E. Warren Room
    Named after U.S. Senator Francis E. Warren

    Totally opulent. The largest guest room in the mansion, this bedroom features a California king sleigh bed with an elegant white bedspread. Beautiful stained glass bay windows provide a delightful morning treat. Elegant forest green and burgundy wallpaper adds to the richness of this room. A beautiful study area in the bay window provides a peaceful environment for both work and relaxation.

    A large pocket door separates the step-up bathroom from the bedroom. Included are a large tub and shower. An adjoining door to The Clara Warren Room allows this room to be expanded into a suite. Large Desk, phone and TV. Second Floor.

     

    The Marie Pershing Room
    Named after Marie Pershing, daughter of Blackjack
    Pershing and granddaughter of Senator Francis E. Warren

    Sweetly feminine! A beautiful Cahabra River king bed is wonderfully set off by French-style yellow and blue floral wallpaper. Cozy in its own right with a gas fireplace framed by a carved wooden mantle and Tiffany-style lamps that add not only beautiful light but total elegance to this room. Garden lovers will delight in the back door that opens out into the mansion's private garden area. The large private bath includes a soaking tub and a barrier-free shower. This room is handicapped accessible. Desk, phone and TV. First Floor.

    		 The Marie Pershing Room

     

    The Barbara Sullivan Room Named after Barbara Sullivan, a previous owner of the mansion. Purely romantic! This large room on the third floor of the mansion evolves around a queen size iron wedding bed with soft white netting over the bed. Unique roof angles provide a quaint setting accented by the soft green wallpaper. A large, mirrored armoir, floral lamps, and marble-topped dresser are perfect companions. Completing the setting is a separate sitting area with a fainting couch that faces a softly draped window! Perfect for an afternoon read or nap! A private bath with a large steeping tub and shower makes you never want to leave the room. Desk, phone and TV. Third Floor.
    The Clara Warren Room Named after New York and Washington socialite Clara Warren, the second wife of Francis Warren. Relaxing and peaceful with plenty of windows, high ceiling and beautiful wallpaper that blends white, tan and rose-colored florals on a green background. The king-sized wicker and leather sleigh bed is complemented with an opulent brocade bedspread that makes you want to jump right in and snuggle under its weight for hours on end. Victorian luxury is yours with a relaxing soak in the claw foot tub. The step-down bathroom is a garden setting in its own right with a soaking tub, lace curtains and greenery. An adjoining door to the Francis E. Warren Room allows this room to be expanded into a suite. Desk, Phone and TV. Second Floor.
    The Erasmus Nagle Room Named after Erasmus Nagle, the original owner who built the mansion in 1888. Totally masculine with rich, patterned forest green and burgundy wallpaper complemented with a king-sized Victorian French inlaid bed. Perfect for the business traveler looking for something special. Large windows allow for great afternoon light and beautiful lamps provide a relaxing nighttime setting. An antique dresser equipped with a modern sink provides a nice bar setting. Escape from the pressures of work in the private bath complete with shower and bathtub. Desk, phone and TV. Second Floor.
    The Sara And Richard Sullivan Room Classic elegance! This smaller room offers understated elegance with tan and white wallpaper, and a classic white bedspread. Antique light fixtures complement the marble top dresser. Ideal for bath lovers, solid wood French-style doors separate this private bath that includes a six foot long, claw foot tub with shower and a separate sitting/dressing area. Phone and TV. Third Floor.
    Inside The Carriage House
    The General "Black Jack" Pershing Room Named after General Blackjack Pershing. Handsomely elegant with rich red wallpaper contrasted with elegant wood wainscoating. The centerpiece of this large room is a walnut Fairhope king bed that is situated opposite the gas log fireplace. Masculine with a hint of the extraordinary. French doors open to a patio that faces House Street and overlooks the historic Whipple house. The private bath includes a tub and shower. Desk, phone and TV. First Floor.
    The Frederick Warren Room Named after Frederick Warren, son of U.S. Senator Francis E. Warren. Classically masculine with gold tones atop wood wainscoating. This large room features a Belmont king bed, gas log fireplace and a beautiful armoir. This room also has French doors that open to a patio on House Avenue that overlooks the historic Whipple house. The private bath is nicely sized with antique clawfoot tub with shower. Desk, phone and TV. First Floor.
    The Teddy Roosevelt Room Named after President Theodore Roosevelt. A suite with total elegance. As you enter, you'll find the elegant sitting room complete with sofa, marble coffee table and a large dormer window that allows wonderfully warm afternoon sunlight. Step into the main room and imagine yourself tucked away in this Victorian Mansion king bed that is only surpassed in luxury by the high coffered ceiling with a stained glass skylight set in unique architectural roof lines. Private bath with a claw footed slipper tub and shower. Desk, Phone, TV. Second Floor.
    The Helen Pershing Room Named after Helen Pershing, daughter of General Blackjack Pershing. Classic peacefulness! This elegant large room features green jacquard print wallpaper that is so luxurious, you can't help but touch it. The focal point of the room is a cottage queen bed with luxurious linens. Directly across from the bed is the answer to an intimate evening - a gas-log fireplace. A beautiful dormer window provides a great morning or evening view of the garden. At the end of the evening, relax in the antique claw foot tub within your own private bath. Desk, phone and TV. Second Floor.
    The Francie Warren Pershing Room Named after Francie Warren Pershing, wife of General Blackjack Pershing and daughter of Senator Francis E. Warren. Relaxingly peaceful! Escape from reality in this large, wonderful room. A blend of beautiful shades of green provide the backdrop for a handsome French Quarter king bed and a gas log fireplace. Private bath with a claw foot slipper tub & shower. Desk, phone, and TV. Second Floor.

     

     

    The Parlor

    The stone carriage house was originally the stable for the mansion. It was built to accommodate four carriages, four horse stalls, a tack room, hayloft, and a groom's room which housed the groom and butler. There was also an area on the main level in which horses were hitched, unhitched and washed. When automobiles came on the scene the north door, on the House Street side, was widened and a mechanic's pit was added. In 1934 the YWCA installed a dance floor and stage. Later, storage was added in the back of the building, along with a small kitchen, bath and dressing room behind the stage. During that period it was known as the "Y Playhouse" and was used by many community groups for dances, classes, meetings, church services and other events. Behind the carriage house is the original stone smoke house.

    The mansion has eleven guest rooms and one suite. Each has its own bathroom. Six of the rooms are located in the main house and six are located in the carriage house, which is now connected to the main house. The third floor tower room (in the main house), the snuggery and the balcony are available for guest use, as is the workout room on the garden level. Public areas of the home include the parlor, sitting room, dining room and library as well as three conference rooms on the garden level. The grounds include a hot tub room, patio, fountain, and gardens.

     

    Live the life of a cattle baron. Make yourself at home in the Mansion's numerous public areas. A beautiful grand piano is the focal point in the Sitting Room. Sage green and white floral wallpaper gracefully compliments the inlaid wood floor Upholstered chairs and beautiful wood table create quaint conversation groups within the room. Perfect for entertaining guests or an intimate change with friends. Volumes of antique books line the walls in the library adjoining the Sitting Room. Burgundy wallpaper with soft stripes is a nice match to the inlaid wood floor. You can spread out work on the large library table or the soft comfortable chairs allow you to curl up in front of the fireplace for an evening meal.

    Just inside the front door with plenty of windows and a beautifully stenciled ceiling, the Parlor is just the place for a social gathering. Whether two or 10, this large room has all the comforts you'd expect ... antique sofa and chairs, and a beautiful area rug. A cast brass fireplace adds both warmth and elegance to the room. The dining room is the picture of elegance with its rich golden wallpaper with complimentary wainscoting that provides a classic background for breakfast, teas or dinners. Stained glass windows create a festive, yet warm, atmosphere as rich gold and red tones shimmer through with Cheyenne's frequent sunlight.

     

    Secluded peace is what the Garden Hot Tub provides our guests. A privately situated hot tub makes evenings a pleasure at the Nagle Warren Mansion. Or spend the afternoon over tea or coffee in the garden. Discover western gardening at its best! With all the pleasures afforded you at the Nagle Warren, keeping in shape is not forgotten. Our small, yet fully equipped exercise room gives you every option. A multi-purpose machine allows you to exercise all muscle groups while aerobic enthusiasts will want to try out the new treadmill, cross trainer or bicycle.

    Feel like royalty when you view Cheyenne from the tower on the third floor. Set up as a plush, luxurious reading room, you may find yourself totally distracted from even the most interesting novel by the beauty surrounding you. Sturdy rattan furniture adds a garden-like elegance to the room. Five softly draped windows allow you to control the lighting. A separate door to the balcony allows you a great view of the stars at night!

     

    Almost as luxurious as our rooms, the stairwell that takes you from the main floor to the second and third floors is a treat in itself. Rich cherry woods with hand crafted art and European bronzes encased in them give antique lovers a real treat. In addition, rich carpeting and beautiful stained glass make each trip upstairs a true treasure. Always open, the butler's pantry is perfect for late night raids on the cookie jar or a cup of tea or coffee. A fully stocked refrigerator also gives you the choice of juice or pop throughout the day, and well into the evening!

     

    Enjoy A Delicious Breakfast Each Morning Good food and drink have been served in this home since 1888. Breakfast is served daily. You can be the convivial host for luncheons, dinners, receptions, and parties, while we do the work. Our scheduled evenings are Murder Mystery Dinners, Fine Wine & Dine Dinners, Third Thursday Therapy- Wine & Whine, and Romantic Candle Light Dinner for Two on Valentine's Day. We provide all of the services of any fine dine restaurant or caterer.

    We keep in mind our locale, history, and today's food trends. Friendly interaction between guests, and with the staff, enhances the experience of dining in this elegant setting. Sourcing our supplies from the freshest possible sources, including our garden, so that our cook may provide you with the best possible dining experience. Our scrumptious ranch fare is reminiscent of the "Old West".

     

    • Breakfast: Start your day off right with a full breakfast before hitting the trail. Breakfast is prepared fresh for our guests and served in the dining room. We start with juice, fresh fruit, coffee or selection of teas. Each days featured fare is prepared by our cook from the freshest ingrediants available. In summer and fall many of the herbs are grown in our garden. we make many of our own breads, while in season fruits and vegetables are sourced from the Farmers Market. Plump western sausage, crisp apple wood smoked thick sliced bacon or ranch beef hash accompany a variety of entres like waffles with raspberry compote or an omlet with Black Forrest ham and smoked gouda cheese. Certinly we are responcive to dietary needs. On the very healthy side there is homemade granola, cereals, and fresh fruit. Relish the culinary aspect of breakfast as well as the social interaction with the other guests. The dinning room has a comfortable ambiance where friends are made and ideas exchanged along with other interesting discussion. I can't immagine that the breakfast conversations were any more facinating when Teddy Roosevelt or William Howard Taft dined with Senator and Mrs. Warren in this room. Coffee, tea & hot chocolate are on early. Weekdays breakfast is served 7:15 until 9:30. Weekends breakfast is served 8:30 until 10:30.

       

    • Lunch & Dinner: We are pleased to prepare lunch for a gathering of friends, business group, or for a meeting in our conference center. The menu is quite varied from quick and light to full luncheons. Good food in a comfortably elegant setting, seated dinners for six to forty people are also available.

     

    Policies
    • Check In and Out: We enjoy meeting the needs of our guests, please let us know if you would like to arrive early or check out late. We will be happy to accommodate you as long as it does not inconvenience another guest. A 2 pm arrival and noon departure are quite reasonable and may give you more time to enjoy the Mansion. Please allow our host to work with you if you would like extra time.
    • Late Check In: We like to greet our guests personally. However if you are going to arrive late, please let us know. We will arrange for you to check in at any hour.
    • Reservations and Cancellations
      • A valid credit card guarantee is required to reserve a room and for some of our events and functions. (Cheyenne Frontier Days has its own deposit and cancellation policy)
      • For each reservation we remove that room from the market.
      • When all of the rooms are reserved we turn away potential guests.
      • When you make a reservation you are guaranteeing that you will stay or pay for the room.
      • If your plans change, let us know as soon as possible so that other guests may enjoy the mansion.
      • Individual reservation cancellations received three days or less prior to arrival may be charged.
      • Group reservations (five rooms plus) may be charged if cancellation is received fifteen days or less prior to the arrival date.
    • Cheyenne Frontier Days Deposit and Cancellation Policy: Reservations for Cheyenne Frontier Days, the last full week of July, will be charged 1 nights room rental at the time the reservation is made. Full payment will be charged May 1. Reservations made after May 1 will will be charged the full payment at the time of booking. Cancellations received May 1 or after may be refunded, a cancellation refund fee will apply.
    • Tickets Purchased for Guests: Tickets purchased for guests will be charged at the time of purchase, and are non refundable.
    • Tea Policy: Our tea menu is prepared fresh in our kitchen the day of the tea and service is provided by our hostesses. Reservations are needed so we can have your food prepared, your table set, and give you the individual attention you deserve. A gratuity of 20% is added to groups of five or more people. Our preparation is based on the confirmed number that has been reserved. We ask that you be sensitive to the individual preparation required and keep us informed of any change in number. As is common in catered events, we reserve the right to charge for the number that has been confirmed in your reservation. Coupons are not valid beyond their expiration date and and may not be used for Christmas High Tea. The price for tea is fixed and does not vary for children.
    • Mannerly young ladies and gentlemen are welcome. Out of consideration for our other guests, children under the age of twelve must remain in the company of a parent at all times and may not roam the Mansion.
    • Tours: We take great delight in sharing the mansion and its history with the public, and from time to time we open the home for private tours. Generally, however, public viewing is limited to the four rooms on the main floor of the mansion and, then, when it does not interfere with events or guests enjoyment of the mansion. Please understand that the privacy of our guests and security of their possessions are of the utmost importance to us. Only registered guests are allowed beyond the Mansion's first floor unaccompanied by a host or tour guide.
    • Compliance with laws and regulations: The Nagle Warren Mansion is a licensed establishment. As such, the following policies have been established in compliance with state and local laws and regulations governing the premises. Compliance with laws is not limited to these policies. The property may not be used for any illegal purpose.
    • No Smoking: The Mansion is a smoke free facility, Smoking is allowed only outside the building. Smoking materials should be disposed of in designated containers.
    • Alcoholic Beverages: As a licensed premises no outside alcohol is to be brought onto the property. We are required to; (1) request a photo ID of any person of questionable age and refuse alcoholic beverages to any person who cannot provide proper ID, and (2) Refuse alcohol to any person who, in our judgment, appears to be intoxicated.
    • No outside Food or Beverages