Hotels met breakfast in Wyoming, United States

As I recall the place was clean and looked like a nice motel from the exterior and interior not sure worn out budget look. My one big complaint about the hotel is that I booked a Queen and that bed did not look like a Queen. It looked like a fall. So when I went down the manager or owner said that all the beds in the hotel were the same size and that was a Queen. But I think they decreed in that hotel that full size beds for queens because at the next hotel I went to that had a Queen it sure looked a lot bigger. I did not have a tape measure with me to rip measures a bed but it sure looked small. I was with my wife so we could sleep close and that's okay. I had already asked to be placed on the 2nd floor to see the scenery outside the window at my wife's request and they put me on the wrong side but we did have some sort of scenery. I thought maybe the manager didn't want to move me twice but he said all the beds were the same size. Anyway be warned if you book a Queen and this hotel you're getting a smaller bed. I was busy and just spent a night there and did not get to enjoy the amenities but I saw they had a pool and heard they had no hot tub and I saw they had a little laundromat type area which is good. They tried to have a nice breakfast with the offerings given the limitations of no commercial kitchen. They had frozen toast and frozen fried eggs with a block of cheese in each egg. The problem was the toast was frozen when I got a hold of it and so was the cheese in the middle of the cooked egg. They were out of eggs when I got there and I suspect the warmer would warm that she's up over time but probably people wanted eggs quicker than they could warm up. The breakfast could be greatly improved by the presence of a microwave oven. I just threw the frozen cinnamon toast on the waffle Maker and heated it up that way but I did not want to do that with an egg though I probably could have. But that would have been unkind to leave that cheese on the griddle for the next customer.

Location is good, we used this as a place to stay the night after visiting grand Teton national park and as a good starting point for our trip up to Yellowstone the next morning. However, the price is extortionate considering that the cabins are in desperate need of updating. There needs to be more thorough cleaning like around the windows where there was mould, there were stains on the bed covers and they couldn’t even be bothered to do something as simple as get the crumbs off of the armchairs in our room. The room also smelt quite strongly of vinegar when we arrived. These are things which we could live with and usually look past but for the price you pay, you expect more. The places to eat are limited but that being said, the pulled pork bun at the diner was very nice tasting despite the untidy appearance of the diner. The service could be better - it’s not clear how it works for ordering & no one acknowledged us when we walked in so we sat down rather confused about how to order. The waiter walked past us a few times and ignored us until we asked how to order. He then told us to go sit in another section that was being served by someone else - thankfully once we moved, the new waiter was more attentive and nice.

Our room was on the first floor, behind the stairs, and quite dark. We had to draw the curtains as soon as we entered. It's okay for a one-night stay if you're just passing through.

It's okay to live temporarily by passing by.

I originally thought that the Super 8 motel was bad, but it turned out to be really good. In such an expensive place in a small town, this one is cost-effective, the decoration is very old-fashioned, very clean, the breakfast is satisfying, and parking is convenient

Great location with several places to eat. Quiet neighborhood and very convenient to get to the highway. Would stay again.

We stayed here both on our way to Montana’s Little Big Horn Battlefield and back.  This La Quinta was a welcome homecoming after seven days in a rough and in need of repairs hotel in Hardin. We left Hardin on our return drive, spent several hours at Devil’s Tower, and then crawled our way gratefully back to the La Quinta in Gillette. It was wonderful to have a deep, full bathtub once again—with a separate full counter sink and mirror! You never realize how much you appreciate certain basics until you find yourself without. Oh! Also, the scrambled eggs and sausage were a wonderful return welcome too! If the economy picks up again, please open a Wyndham Hotel anywhere in poor, under serviced Hardin, Montana!

Really clean room, everything worked well. Updated everything. Thanks!

Starting with the good, the location is ideal and within walking distance of the main attractions in Jackson. The check in was fast & friendly, they have a good selection of drinks available at all times in the lobby & complimentary cookies at check in which were delicious. However, despite the lobby looking very nice and welcoming, the rooms are dingy and very dated, with carpets that needs to be replaced and peeling paint. That said, it was fine for a night’s stay where we didn’t spend much time at the hotel, but the expensive price is not reflective of the fact this is a 3 star hotel and is in desperate need of updating.

Located on the shores of Yellowstone Lake within Yellowstone National Park, the hotel offers lake views right outside its doors. The reception and guest rooms are not located together. Breakfast is not provided, making dining inconvenient.