Atlantic City Open House August 7, 2010

Miner's Delight Inn Bed & Breakfast

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Atlantic City's Carpenter Hotel serves modern travelers as a Wyoming bed and breakfast.

We won't be taking overnight reservations between September and December 2010 so that we can rebuild our personal kitchen. We will continue to host our monthly Scotch tastings while our kitchen is under construction.

             Welcome to our home in the Wind River Mountains. In 1868,  newspapers lured miners here with tales of fine gold. Prospectors come still. Others come too: history buffs, artists, and whisky lovers.

             Our home began life as the Carpenter Hotel in 1904. Through six decades, neither Nellie Carpenter nor her eldest daughter, Ellen, offered televisions, hot tubs, or Internet connections. Neither do we.

             Gourmet breakfasts often feature Barbara's sourdough bread, a blue-ribbon winner at the County Fair. Sample from Wyoming's best selection of single malt Scotch whisky in our Two-bit Cowboy Saloon.

             We can accommodate sixteen adult guests in three rooms and five cabins. From May through September your stay must be for at least two nights except on the second Saturday of each month, when we take one-night guests who attend our single malt Scotch whisky tastings.

             See Wyoming through the eyes of Fremont County artists in Miss Ellen’s Gallery, which doubles as our dining room.

             Our setting fosters discourse or offers respite for folks who use imagination and feeling to create. Join us. Gaze at a gazillion stars. Explore. Curl up with a great book. Hear yourself think.

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Approaching the inn from South Pass City

The inn from Mill Hill on winter solstice '07

Two-bit Cowboy Saloon

Miss Ellen's Gallery