Chambers House B&B

We were doing a little tour of northwestern Wyoming, and Pinedale was a key stop. The owner, Ann, called us a few days ahead of our visit to ask us if self-check-in would be OK, and to ask us about our breakfast preferences. We told her self-check-in was fine and we opted for omelets. We arrived late in the afternoon and checked in as arranged. Check-in was quite smooth, and there were even fresh chocolate chip cookies waiting for us in our room. Our first, and every, impression of our room exceeded our expectations. We chose the master suite. It was very spacious, clean, and comfortable. It had its own bathroom, a good size closet, a fireplace, and a sitting area. It also had a private entrance as well as another into the shared parlor of the house. The entire house was immaculately decorated and maintained. We stayed for 2 nights, and thus 2 breakfasts. The omelets were great! We especially appreciated the fresh ingredients of the omelet like zucchini. The banana nut bread and strawberry preserves were excellent too. Ann was sensitive to how much privacy or conversation we wanted. The truth is that she had so much knowledge about the history and background of Pinedale, Sublette County, and Wyoming, that we couldn't get enough. I learned more about the area from her in a few minutes at breakfast than I did doing research online. You owe it to yourself to at least browse some of her books in the parlor too. They contain so much history and lots of photos. We just can't say enough about our stay. The room was so quiet, comfortable, and relaxing, and it is just a few steps from the main drag, Pine St., where you can find bars, restaurants, and shopping. Ann was a super host - she was helpful and friendly, but not intrusive. I'm not sure why anyone would stay anywhere else when visiting Pinedale.

Chambers B&B in Pinedale was a fantastic stay for us travelling from Grand Lake to Yellowstone. The B&B sits in what was the original school building in the town. We stayed in the main bedroom which has its own entry door. The room was very comfortable and even had a home-made cookie to welcome us. It’s situated a minutes walk away from the Main Street with plenty of restaurants and shops to enjoy. But the real draw to this place is our host, Ann. She is the towns historian as well as a real Cowgirl! Her knowledge of the origins of the town and her relations as well as life on a ranch was incredibly interesting and she was the perfect host. Overall it was a perfect stay and we’ll be back if we are in the area again.

Host Ann is a gem! Met every need and offered fascinating history of the area!

Ann is a very gracious and welcoming host. Check-in was a breeze. She had great ideas for dinner. The accomodations were excellent. Bed was very comfy and the shared living space was real comfortable. She has 8 histroy books about the area published which were on display and just fascinating. Talking with her about the area you can tell she loves where she is living and what she is doing. Breakfast was beyond amazing. We are definitely going back.

This historic and quaint bed & breakfast was perfect for my fiancé and I. After a long day on the road, Ann had our room all warmed up and ready so we could settle in quick. The room was cozy and comfortable, and we rested quite well. Ann was great at communicating and was so kind. We enjoyed a pancake breakfast in the morning too! Thank you, Ann. We will hopefully be back sooner than later to stay with you again!

Beautiful place and exceptionally clean. The service was amazing. I will definitely go back and hope to see Rene. She’s amazing