This hotel was fantastic. We ended up here after being disappointed across the street…read more This hotel was clean, quaint & very dog friendly! Breakfast was good and the price paid per night was very fair. Our room was great and very comfortable. We'll be back in the winter to check out the sites.

Best hotel in Thermopolis. Clean and great location. Walkable to downtown. The pool was clean but…read morethe best part is the naturally fed hot mineral pool. Yes, naturally fed.....not chlorinated. Very clean hotel as well. And the fresh baked cookies upon checkin are a nice touch.

I get people being a little uncomfortable about all of the animal trophies. I don't understand the…read morelow ratings because I enjoyed friendly service, a comfortable, clean room and a good nights sleep . I didn't have a chance to enjoy the mineral Jacuzzi because I needed to get to bed. I also was up and out the door before I could sample the free continental breakfast. This was a business trip so time was limited but I do plan a personal visit so I can enjoy the amenities and look around Thermopolis.

I've stayed here a few times, and it's always been fine. It is budget style. Cheap shower head and…read morevery basic room. For a night or two it's fine. The bonus is the hot tub - I'm not sure it's spring fed but it is smoking waters and sulphur rich. On this particular night, the tub closed at 11, and I had the entire thing to myself on a beautifully cool Wyoming night. The tub is not natural, and it feels like most other non-publicly owned tubs in Hot Springs Park. It's run down but probably to code and safe enough. It's not luxury, but after a day in the car, I'll take it. It's a wonderful recovery. While here, I'll definitely hit the state-owned facility in the morning. If I required a nicer hotel, I'd go with the Best Western. Smaller tub, no pets, but very nice rooms in a historic building. As for dog walks - a few spins around the park, a walk in the sulphur terraces or along the river are a nice way to relax and stretch.

I had a really nice stay here on the way to Sturgis. We usually stay here when we come through and…read morethis time we found out it's under new ownership. The women that own it are super nice and very accommodating. We asked for ice and she went to her own freezer to give us some. We then went to the store to buy some and had too much so we asked for a cooler to borrow but she didn't have one so she gave us one of her bowls to put it in. She was so cool. The place has been remodeled and the rooms are really clean. The bed was comfortable, the towels fresh, and the place is quiet (except for some screaming kids next to my buddies room) but I wasn't affected. We mentioned it to one of the other ladies and she was apologetic and told us next time she'd put us away from the families. They have a nice grassy area out front with a bbq you can use. Overall, a great experience and we'll definitely be back! Thanks for your hospitality!

Our room was recently redecorated with new appliances and carpet. It was very clean. There was…read moreoutdoor seating away from traffic. The office was cordial and accommodating. A great stay allowing us to have a wonderful adventure.

See photos. They were also nice enough to leave us the remains of last guest's coffee…read more They also did not honor the coupon from Yelp.

Although it may be "updated" I was surprised how clean and comfortable the room was. I great casual…read moreplace to rest between fishing trips/WY adventures. The fly fishing guidance is the best in the area. He accesses the best water and what to use, along with great instruction and patience. Loved my time there and looking forward to going back.

This is my first time here and would definitely stay again. The room was clean and the bed was…read morecomfy. The tv was easy to work. I really enjoyed the real glass mugs in the room. I drink tea at night it was a real treat. I left my phone charger in the room and texted them. They were very responsive. They had found it and are mailing it back to me. I am very impressed with this place. They send you your room and code to access by text the day of check-in. Everything is done through text and response is almost immediate. Highly recommend.

The Elk Antler Inn was the perfect place to stay during our trip through Thermopolis. Our room was…read moreclean, comfortable, affordable, and in a great location. It was everything we needed after a long day on the road. We had a wonderful stay and would absolutely book here again. Highly recommend!

First of all I rarely write bad reviews but his is something people need to know before booking a…read moreroom in this hotel. I don't think I have ever been so shocked and disturbed by what I found at the Quality Inn hotel in Thermopolis, WY. For starters we were given a smoking room, My wife nor I are smokers so why the booking automatically defaulted to a smoking room is beyond me. When we got into the room it smelled like a wet ashtray and dingy. I had to pay a $15 charge to change to a none smoking room. At first look the carpets were visibly dirty. When I turned down one of the queen beds, is when I found multiple stains on the duvet. There was a large light yellow stain alone with multiple red stains all over the duvet. Also along the edge there was what looked like a dirt ring around a collar. I could understand a small stain that may have been over looked but this was beyond an oversight. There were stains on the mattress cover. The other queen bed had sheets that were in satisfactory condition. I opened the microwave to heat water and found food that was beyond rotten and more like petrified left by a prior guest. It definitely had been in there for a while. We are doing road trips throughout the US and have staying in quite a few hotels and Airbnbs along the way. Virtually all have been clean and in good condition. Some were worn showing their age and are ready for a renovation but were clean. But this is by far the worst I have ever seen. If you're visiting Thermopolis please do not stay here. This was our first time using Choice Hotels and a Quality Inn and will be our last time.

I have to say the employees here are amazing . The rooms were very clean . I highly recommend…read morestaying here. The owner also is amazing too.

Kristen is very nice and personable. She loves her town and told me about the state park and the…read morehot springs. They also have buffalo there and I saw a couple of deer too. I stayed in a dbl queen room with a wall separating the beds. Both beds were very hard and the pillows were flat. The bedspreads were the old fashioned polyester type and the blanket was also polyester. I woke in the middle of the night freezing. No warm air coming out of the heater. I used pillows to cover my legs. I woke at 6 and my room smelled bad sort of like cat pee. I decided to wash my face and brush my teeth and get dressed and left. I would k no it recommend this place but Kristen is super sweet. Stay at your own risk.

They have chronic plumbing problems as the result of World War II Plumbing, and like to blame it…read moreon the people that rent the rooms

This motel is most definitely old school. It'd be easy to pass by this one in search of a more…read moremodern option. I'm glad I didn't. It is a relic of a past era, when by-ways and highways were the thing -- no fast moving interstates that took you to big towns and modern multiple-story hotels -- but instead on an adventure through small towns and interacting with the locals. Motels were the thing before hotels. There's something about driving up to the door of your room at a one-story building. The rooms are clean, big (much more than a modern room), but have been modernized with flat screen tvs, wireless, coffee makers. microwave, mini-fridge, and modern lighting. The beds are large and comfortable and the bathroom is big with old-style tile floors. The most interesting thing was the swamp-cooler air conditioner. I didn't know those were a thing in a motel or a hotel, but geez -- did it crank out the cold air. That might have been why I didn't hear any noise from the outside or the rooms next door, though. Rainbow is a easy walk to the state park and a slightly longer, but still do-able walk to the downtown. The manager welcomes all guests, walks them to their room, makes sure the key works, and that the room is ready. Oh, and if you don't know how to operate the a/c, will show you how easy it is and remind you to keep a window open to make the cooler work properly. Had it not been for the tv and coffee maker, I would have believed I'd entered a backward time warp. I'm glad I took a chance on this hotel.

Nice older motel. Good value for the price. Nice people run it. My 93 year old Dad had a goodnight…read moresleep. Conveniently located near the hot springs.

This place is HORRIBLE we rented a cabin and when we arrived they gave us a key to cabin 12 and it…read morewas weird that the door was open but went in and there was a huge smell of a gas leak ..I told Maggie the worker and she said she knew about it but the owner didn't want to fix it WTF so she offered me another cabin 11 and I thought ok I'll try it but the gas leak wasn't just in that cabin the gas leak was coming from the pipe outside as well I got a bad headache and sick to my stomach..I was afraid to stay there and I had to ask for a refund..and as I was asking for the refund she booked cabin 12 AGAIN to an elderly couple and he came out and said he smelled gas ..WTF is wrong with these people they knew of the gas leak but are still renting out that cabin ..THEY ARE GONNA KILL SOMEONE

Loved my stay at Roundtop Mountain Motel! It was my first motel experience, and movies always made…read moreme nervous, but WOW! The cabins along the road make the actual motel feel tucked away and private. Very quiet! And it's in walking distance of both the springs and downtown - basically in the middle of it all. I stayed in Room 2 - the decor & bedding looked newly renovated! The bed was comfy and the pillows were fine. Plenty of towels and space. Popcorn, coffee & water bottles on the table were a nice touch. Sue was very nice and made us feel welcomed. I'd definitely be back!

I stayed only a few nights. The room smelt wet and gross. Management was awful. Made reservations…read moreand still wasn't able to get into room till around midnightish. do not recommend

I thought I had written a review about this absolute HOLE on Trip Advisor. Oddly, you can't even…read morefind it listed there now. I could go on and on about why you should just sleep in your car, rather than give this place a dime.....but, I'll make it brief......... Dirty, dirty, DIRTY. And creepy. It looks like it was furnished out of a inner-city Goodwill---there's a layer of scum on everything. So gross. Noisy, noisy, NOISY. MOIST, dank, soiled.....you truly expect to find a used condom under the pillow. Windows don't open, AC doesn't work. Used mostly by itinerant field workers, and roughnecks? You DO get to use their natural spring pools north of the city, which are a trip back into the 1970's.....not altogether unpleasant if algea and scum don't freak you out. But Thermopolis has free soaking pools that are sparkling clean, and several other options for enjoying the spring water. Just, don't. It's so ghetto it's stupid.