Motels in Wyoming, United States

After leaving the Stage Coach Inn in West Yellowstone, checking into this hotel felt like returning to the city from the countryside. This hotel is really great! Besides the room size being average, the hygiene, environment, and service are excellent. The outdoor pool, hot spring, and charcoal grill are amazing. Highly recommend!

We had a great stay overall. The location is very convenient and close to town, making it easy to get around and explore. The receptionists were friendly, welcoming, and happy to answer all of our questions, which made check-in smooth and pleasant. The facilities are clean but could use a small refresh, especially the curtains, but it didn’t impact our comfort during the stay. The continental breakfast was good, even without the pancake maker (which the front desk kindly informed us about at check-in). The mandarins were especially delicious! We also really appreciated that the kitchen opens in the morning and that popcorn and snacks are available in the evening. Those thoughtful touches made the stay feel extra welcoming. Overall, a convenient and comfortable place to stay with attentive staff.

The detached cottage is quite nice and quiet overall. It has an induction cooker, private bathroom, and private parking space. One minor issue is that the sink is a bit small. The service is excellent; whether you call or contact the front desk, they quickly send someone to help. The price is a little high, but understandable at this time of year, and relatively good value for money.

Hotel location is very good, but the room is not big, the facilities are generally

Comfortable Stay at a Reasonable Price I stayed at Motel 8 Rock Springs and found it to be a good option for a short stopover. The room was clean and had basic amenities like a microwave, mini-fridge, and TV. The bed was comfortable, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The location was convenient, close to restaurants and gas stations. While it’s a budget motel, it met my expectations for the price. If you’re looking for a simple, no-frills place to stay, this is a solid choice.

Pros: we sat on a bench by the river in the evening  which was beautiful. They have made an effort to have unique and nice furniture and room set up with live edge varnished wood sitting table and counter. Cons:  the sheets on one of our beds had lots of dog hair and debris, like they hadn’t been changed. The beds were cheesy bouncy beds, with cheep sheets and coverlets , there was orange mold on the cheep shower curtain.

Was very happy spending a couple of nights here. Nothing is fancy or luxurious, but it's very well kitted out. Appreciated the laundry facilities, free popcorn and good WiFi. The staff were very nice and helpful too which made a big difference. Won't go wrong if you just need a place to lay down whilst in Casper.

Accommodation in Jackson is very expensive. It feels like a mature tourist town that caters to tourists. In addition to cereal and coffee, this hotel also provides biscuits, cakes and fruits for breakfast. The front desk service is also very good.

This time the room was arranged at the back of the second floor, so it was very quiet. Although the appearance of the hotel looked a little older, the room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was provided in the morning. There were more types of breakfast than ordinary hotels. It was quite rich and very close to Antler Park. It's close, you can get there by walking!

Good location just before Shoshone national forest and Yellowstone national park. No phone signal with LTE in the whole town. But their WiFi is mostly ok. Room not super clean. Breakfast was good though. Nice room. Parking is easy. Almost last place in Dubois before leaving.