Open the doors to this hotel and enter the past. Having survived two world wars and fire, this two-story structure has undergone restoration spanning two decades. Established in 1897 by John Rutherford, this historic hotel was utilized by presidents as well as less-than-savory outlaws. The adventure and intrigue of the old west awaits in guest rooms appointed with turn-of-the-century decor. Sink into a romantic reverie of dusty streets, carriage rides and whispers of a nearby gold rush. You won't be interrupted by a telephone or television set.
• Hotel Services: restaurant, bar, non-smoking rooms
• Special Features: Kick up your heels at Charly's Pub & Grill, where live blues keep the walls jumping and Navaho Tacos give guests the fuel they need to hit the dance floor.
• Conferences: The Zane Grey Ballroom is the perfect place to host an event for up to 100 guests. Cowboy author Zane Grey made the Weatherford Hotel his home while he wrote "The Call of the Canyon," a well-known novel.