Totally opulent. The largest room within the mansion, this bedroom features a California king sleigh bed with an elegant white bedspread. Beautiful stained glass within the bay windows provide a delightful morning treat. Elegant forest green and burgundy wallpaper adds to the richness of this room. A beautiful study area within the room provides a peaceful environment for both work and relaxation.
Relaxing 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 tan bedspread that makes you want to jump right in and snuggle under its weight for hours on end.
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.
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.
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 a second door that opens to a patio on House Avenue and overlooks the historic Whipple house. Private bath is nicely sized with antique clawfoot tub with shower. 
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.
A suite with total elegance. As you enter, an elegant sitting room greets you complete with sofa, marble coffee table and 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 couffered ceiling with a stained glass skylight set in unique architectural roof lines.
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. Adding to the plushness of this room are the unique roof lines, high ceilings and a large dormer window that overlooks the historic Whipple house. A nice retreat spot! A private bath features both a shower and tub.
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, clawfoot tub and a separate sitting/dressing area.The Nagel Warren Mansion is a step back in time to days long ago, where class and beauty come together to create an elegant vacation destination in Cheyenne, Wyoming. We go for "Tea" once a year just to experience the elegance of a time gone by. I'm looking forward to experiencing this Christmas Tea tradition! MLRex
Nagle Warren Mansion B&B
222 E 17th StCheyenne, WY 82001
United States of America
(307) 637-3333
(800) 811-2610
Circa 1888. When this Victorian mansion was constructed, Cheyenne was the richest town in the world for its size. The home's brilliant architecture serves as a reminder of this grand time in the city's history. The home boasts meticulously restored woodwork, including a grand staircase adorned with an ornate gaslight. The cast bronze fireplaces are topped with mirrors that reach the ceilings. Bronze medallions were set in the front doors, and guests will find stained glass throughout the home. The home's parlor still includes two paintings commissioned by the home's first owner, Erasmus Nagle. Nagle made his fortune in both the grocery and cattle businesses. From 1915 until 1933, the home belonged to Senator F.E. Warren and his wife. The mansion is in the National Register as well as being listed in the Smithsonian Guide to Historic America.
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