Best Western Travel Programs
Wyoming
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Best Western Torchlite Motor Inn
1809 N 16th Street, Wheatland, Wyoming 82201-2241Phone: 307/322-4070 | Fax: 307/322-4754
** Heated outdoor pool and spa open Memorial Day to Labor Day from 10am to 10pm daily.**
Stay at this Wheatland hotel for a warm and relaxing atmosphere while travelling in Wyoming.
Ideally located near tourist attractions, the Best Western Torchlite Motor Inn provides comfortable accommodations for business and leisure travelers. This Wheatland hotel is located near various recreation areas, with numerous boating, fishing and water ski options nearby. Points of interest in the area include the Missouri Basin Power Plant, Greyrocks Reservoir and Laramie Range Mountain. Hotel guests who wish to venture out can easily drive to Fort Laramie Historic Site only 45 miles away.
Each spacious, well-appointed room is fully equipped with complimentary high-speed Internet access, cable satellite television 25-inches with premium channels including three HBO channels, refrigerator, microwave, coffee/tea maker and iron/ironing board. Pets are welcome for a small fee.
Every morning, guests are greeted with complimentary coffee in the hotel's home style lobby. After a busy day, visitors to this hotel can enjoy a dip in the heated outdoor pool and hot tub from Memorial Day thru Labor Day.
For comfortable and affordable accommodations, book a room at the Best Western Torchlite Motor Inn in Wheatland, Wyoming.
Local Events Worth Considering:
June 2010
Monday-Saturday at 6:00pm on the Town Square in Jackson Hole.
September 2010
Beginning with the Farmer's Market and continuing all day with live performances, activities and booths, ending with a live band and Barn Dance. In Deaver.
Pilots from 5 states with 200 planes for display and flight from dawn to dusk. In Sheridan.
One of the premier cultural events in the Rocky Mountain West. World-class installments of contemporary, culinary, landscape, Native American, wildlife, and Western, arts.
Family fun event featuring a PRCA sanctioned rodeo, parade along with food, arts and craft booths at the fairgrounds.
October 2010
An unforgettable spread of wild game entrees, veggies, salad and rolls. Plus prizes, contests, and give-aways from local businesses. In Douglas.
Barrel Racing in Gillette.
A night of inspiring short films that highlight pressing environmental issues and grassroots efforts to create a better future for humans and our planet alike. In Jackson.
November 2010
Weavers, woodworkers and carvers, potters, quilters, leather crafts, and more. In Casper.
Vendors, food, entertainment, and shopping at the Equine Center on the Wyoming State Fairgrounds in Douglas.
