The Burns Market 

⭐ Guest Favorite | Among Laramie’s top-rated homes by Airbnb guests

Once a 1920s grocery store, this railside hideaway blends historic roots with hand-built furniture, and Modern West design into a warm, light-filled retreat — five minutes from downtown via the iconic Garfield Street Footbridge. Many guests find themselves staying in anyway. Kick your feet up, put on a little Johnny Cash or Willie Nelson from the vintage vinyl collection, and watch the fireplace glow. Mornings move slowly here, with locally roasted coffee and a space designed for lingering.

The Burns Market is for guests who love a mix of vintage and modern, who find character more appealing than cookie-cutter, and who believe a great trip doesn't have to mean a hotel with a pool and a Continental breakfast.

If that sounds like you, we can't wait to have you.

The Sheepherder Suite @ the Burns Market 

Traveling with more guests? The Sheepherder Suite pairs the full Burns Market with something you won't find anywhere else in Laramie — a vintage-inspired sheep wagon nestled in the private yard, sleeping two more beneath a canopy of pine and steel. Built atop an old truck bed and reimagined as cozy sleeping quarters for two, it has all the character and none of the roughing it. One booking. Your own little compound, sleeping four.

If you need climate control at all times, if the word "outdoor" in "outdoor sleeping" gives you pause, if a bathroom that requires a short walk across a private yard sounds like a dealbreaker rather than an adventure — our Tree Area Classic might be a better fit for your group, and we'll happily point you there. It sleeps up to eight — under a real roof.

The Tree Area Classic

⭐ Guest Favorite | Among Laramie’s top-rated homes by Airbnb guests

The Tree Area Classic sleeps eight — comfortably, stylishly, and without anyone getting the pull-out couch. Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a vintage record collection, and a kitchen built for a group. Steps from the energy of campus and downtown, but tucked into a neighborhood quiet enough for slow evenings in the yard.

Send the kids to the vintage-inspired basement rec room. Put a record on upstairs and pour something good. This is what a group trip is supposed to feel like.

The Tree Area Classic is a Swiss Army knife for larger groups: pre-ski staging, post-hike decompression, campus lectures, reunion weekends, graduation celebrations, a free laundromat for your college kid — it handles all of it without blinking.

This is a home for UW families who want a living room, not a lobby. For colleagues to convene after a campus visit. For mountain bikers and skiers who need real space to spread out. For friend groups who believe the best part of the trip is when everyone ends up in the same room.