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Price Comparison
Airbnb — $259/night
+ $41 service fee · + $38 cleaning
$338 total
Wyo Stays — $259/night
$0 service fee · Cleaning included
$259 total
You save $79
Save 14–16% Every Booking
No Airbnb service fees. No Vrbo booking fees. Same properties, significantly lower price. The savings add up — especially on longer stays.
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How much will you save?
Compare booking direct vs. Airbnb or Vrbo guest fees (~16.5%)
Airbnb / Vrbo
$661
incl. ~16.5% guest fee
Wyo Stays Direct
$567
no channel fees
You save $94
by booking direct (16.5% savings)
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Signature Stay
The Onyx at The Main Exchange
Industrial-chic executive loft overlooking Main Street in historic downtown Sheridan. Dual fireplaces, spa rain shower, freestanding soaking tub, chef's kitchen — sleeps 6.
Book The Onyx Direct — Save 15% →Concierge Services
More than a place to stay — we curate your entire Wyoming experience.
Private Chef
In-home dining with local chefs
Airport Transfer
Pickup from Sheridan or Billings
Guided Adventures
Fishing, riding, hiking & more
Grocery Stocking
Fridge stocked before you arrive
Event Planning
Reunions, retreats, celebrations
Special Occasions
Anniversary & birthday packages
Best Time to Book
Sheridan County availability · 2026
July
Peak · Book 90+ days ahead
June · Sept
Sweet spot · Great weather
Winter
Best rates · Available now
Our Community
Meet Our Neighbors
The people and places that make Sheridan County unforgettable.
Blacktooth Brewing Company
The cold pour you've earned after a day on the trails. Award-winning craft beer brewed right here in Sheridan — try the Saddle Bronc Brown Ale. A genuine local institution, not a tourist bar.
VisitLuminous Brewhouse
Sheridan's morning anchor. Come for the coffee, stay for the wood-fired breakfast. The kind of place you return to every day of your trip — and wish you had one back home.
Fly Shop of the Bighorns
If you're fishing the Bighorns, start here. Local guides, current stream conditions, and gear from people who fished those same waters yesterday. Don't guess — ask them.
King's Saddlery & Museum
A hundred years of Wyoming on every wall. Part working saddlery, part Western museum — and one of the most genuinely interesting destinations in Sheridan. Budget more time than you think.
VisitWhat Guests Say
4.8 Stars · 1,850+ Guest Reviews
The Pearl exceeded every expectation. Immaculate, stylish, and the Wyo Stays team made check-in completely seamless.
— Dezi · The Pearl of Sheridan
"A great old cabin with a modern addition. Worth the adventure."
Annie
My Story | Historic Creekside · Feb 2026
"A true spot of magic that we are grateful for them to share."
Samantha
My Story | Historic Creekside · Feb 2026
"Very spacious and uniquely built. Saw a bunch of deer strolling by through the big windows."
Stephanie
My Story | Historic Creekside · Jan 2026
"Staying at The Onyx was an incredible experience. The location in downtown Sheridan is perfect — walkable to everything and beautifully designed."
Taylor
The Onyx at The Main Exchange · Feb 2026
"The Pearl exceeded every expectation. Immaculate, stylish, and the Wyo Stays team made check-in completely seamless."
Dezi
The Pearl of Sheridan · Jan 2026
"We've stayed at many vacation rentals and this was top-tier. The Zen Den felt like a personal retreat — we'll be back every year."
Matt & Carla
The Zen Den · Dec 2025
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best area to stay in Sheridan, Wyoming?
Downtown Sheridan is the most convenient area for first-time visitors — walkable to Main Street, the Mint Bar, King's Saddlery, WYO Theater, and Sheridan's best restaurants. For guests prioritizing outdoor access, properties in the Bighorn foothills put you 20–30 minutes from Bighorn National Forest trailheads and Tongue River Canyon. Wyo Stays manages premium properties in both areas — browse at wyostays.com to find the right fit for your trip.
How many days should you spend in Sheridan, Wyoming?
Most guests find 3–5 days gives them enough time to explore Sheridan's Main Street, make at least one full day trip into the Bighorn Mountains, and experience the local food and culture. If you're coming for the WYO Rodeo, fishing, or hunting, plan 5–7 days. Sheridan rewards slower travel — there's consistently more to do than guests expect.
Where is Sheridan, Wyoming in relation to Yellowstone and Devils Tower?
Sheridan, Wyoming is approximately 3.5–4 hours northeast of Yellowstone National Park and about 1 hour east of Devils Tower National Monument. It sits along I-90 at the base of the Bighorn Mountains in northern Wyoming. Sheridan makes an excellent base for road trips that include both Yellowstone and Devils Tower without the crowds of either destination.
When is the best time to visit Sheridan, Wyoming?
June through September is peak season in Sheridan, with the WYO Rodeo in July being the single most popular week of the year — book 90+ days in advance for that period. Late May and early October offer excellent shoulder-season conditions: great weather, fewer crowds, and better availability. Winter brings skiing at Antelope Butte Mountain Resort and some of the best rates of the year.
Are there Airbnbs in Sheridan, WY?
Yes, several Wyo Stays properties are also listed on Airbnb — but guests who book directly at wyostays.com instead of through Airbnb save 14–16% by avoiding Airbnb's guest service fee. On a week-long stay, that's typically $280–$400 in savings. Same properties, same quality, better price. Wyo Stays is a licensed Wyoming real estate brokerage — booking direct means you also have a legally accountable local team, not just a platform's terms of service.
Can you coordinate lodging across multiple properties for my entire wedding party?
Yes. Wyo Stays specializes in multi-property coordination for weddings and events through the WedStay program. We can block multiple properties across Sheridan County for the same dates, ensuring your entire party stays together — with a single point of contact managing all communication, arrivals, and logistics. Contact us at (307) 312-9656 or visit our weddings page to start planning.
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