A cute well maintained hotel much nicer then you'll get in the city for the same price. In Denver the same kind of room was $250. We got in around midnight, it was the only hotel in the city and one of the only in the like last 100 miles. We had a wonderful night's sleep, good shower, good coffee provided by the room. And now we're off to travel some more.
I wanted to rename this "The Only Inn" as it is the only inn in Lyman WY. Overall it's okay. It's a bit underwhelming for what they charge. The whole place is old and shows signs of wear and tear. You get two beds, a mini fridge, a microwave, and a window AC unit. Check in is a little confusing, but it's navigable. We arrived late at night and the front desk was not staffed, so we called the phone number on the door and were instructed to use the key left under the door mat. The key didn't work, so they sent someone out to re-key it. It took about 15 minutes for them to arrive, and ended up switching rooms. I may look to an alternative in a nearby town next time.
Well the room was clean but the gigantic bed that was at least 4 ft off the ground was very difficult for a physically handicapped elderly woman to get into. But of course there was nobody Manning the desk you had to go next door to the soda shop to even schedule or book a room. Same thing when we went to check out nobody there so we had to call the phone number that was on the door and it was answered by somebody at a laundromat. They were nice enough to tell us what we wanted to know call Mike but we print and keep all of our receipts so we weren't able to do that with this. They need about three trash cans in every room some facial tissues and more counter space and drop the bed down to a normal level.
The front desk was very nice, the rooms were clean and comfortable. I removed a star because check out was at 11am but around 9am one of the workers tried to walk in. The bottom lock was broken so we could only use the top bolt lock. If it wouldn’t have been for the bolt lock the employee would have walked right in. It was scary to be woken up in the morning to someone trying to walk in. Other than that our stay was great.
Room was spacious, but the niceties ended there. |A door that needed slamming shut, holes in the bathroom door, spongy floor near the kitchenette, poor paint job on the walls were but a few of the issues. The place had no vacancies when we stayed, so they could afford to close a room at a time and update them. See photos.||We only stayed here because the Country Cabins in Mountain View were all booked. Next time I’ll pitch a tent on BLM land before I stay here again.
For the price, it was not too bad! Surprisingly, it is a very cozy town and their surroundings towns as well. Bridger Valley is kind of a hidden gem in an otherwise boring I-80 Wyoming corridor. About the hotel, a small stove and fridge and two queen beds. I stayed in September. One can see the door not properly sealed. So, come winter I wouldn't be surprised if the rooms are colder than usual. A few cosmetic repairs in the rooms might be necessary for a better experience. Nevertheless, I would stayed again at this Inn if I find myself needing an affordable place to stay in Bridger Valley Wyoming.
Im giving all top stars. Very few locally owned and operated family runned businesses. The rooms were clean and very comfortable, its not far off the 80 to stop and rest for the night. Warm and cozy is how the wife put it. She enjoyed the amenities and that our lil fur baby was able to stay with us. Thanks for the best nights sleep.
I give it 5 stars not because of the first impression of the building but the friendliness, the staff exhibits a fresh sense of country hospitality. Looks like a family operation, the young lady at the desk. The room was comfortable air conditioning. Nothing was falling apart, and everything I needed to be comfortable. The price is affordable. 2 miles to the right or south of I 80 at the second rest area entering Wyoming. I don't remember the name of the town. Although it's quite.
