The Wyman Hotel

Built in 1902 by freight pioneer Louis Wyman, this Silverton landmark stands at the intersection of Greene and 14th streets. The original structure housed a mercantile, gas station, town trolley operations, and a second-floor ballroom that hosted nightly social gatherings for decades. Today, the building operates as an urban boutique hotel featuring 15 thoughtfully appointed rooms that blend modern comforts with preserved historic details. Guests enjoy mountain views from their private spaces, which feature custom finishes and luxurious amenities designed for artists, creatives, and adventurers. The hotel provides both indoor and outdoor venues suitable for small-scale weddings and private events. Silverton’s status as a National Historic Landmark places the property near the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, the Weminuche Wilderness, and key routes like the San Juan Skyway and Alpine Loop. Free Wi-Fi, on-site parking, and a 24-hour front desk support travelers seeking access to summer and winter recreation on the Western Slope.