The Historic Occidental Hotel was built in 1873 – 1874. Renovated in 1980, the Occidental still mirrors its original appearance both on the exterior and interior, yet provides functional and stylish office and restaurant space for lease. Historically it is significant in that it is the oldest commercial brick structure in the city, the only remaining building of the “Cowtown” era and the only documented building left from the City’s incorporation in 1870 to 1885. Referred to as the “Grand Hotel”, cattle barons, statesmen, politicians, and celebrities including Army Major General Philip Sheridan, Chisholm Trail supporter Joseph McCoy, and outlaw Frank James to name a few, have signed its registers for lodging and likely took part in the famous poker games held in room 12. The social life of Wichita centered around the Occidental Hotel, and no history of Kansas or the Southwest could ever be written without mention of the Occidental Hotel.
| Suite | Rentable Sq. FT. | Lease rate | |
| 301 | 351 | $10.00/sq ft | |
| 204 | 3,226 | $10.00/sq ft |
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