Best hospitality I've experienced in a long time. Juliana has a genuine care and concern for her…read moreguests. Sleeping bags, mats, pillows, water, battery operated lanterns, Coleman stove, and coffee fixings were awaiting us inside. The view was lovely and a quick drive to make it to Devil's Tower. A great way to create a memory of a lifetime!

Wasn't sure about sleeping in a tipi but I'm so glad we did. Perfect view of Devil's Tower from our…read moretipi. Cleanest port-o-potty on the premises. Surprisingly, the tipi was comfortable, warm, and quiet. The winds can be brutal in Wyoming. No heater needed during the night. The sound of the wind was comforting. We set up our tent inside the tipi to keep any creepy crawlers out. After all, you are sleeping on the ground. The owner provided pieces of carpet for under the tent. She also provides cooking supplies, fresh water, a light, and more. Extremely peaceful. Feeling just as relaxed as when I have slept in an upscale hotel.

Beautiful trail, when you have a natural miracle in full view practically every step of the way *0*…read more . Fun fact: the story goes that as the magma cooled, it shrunk and formed stress points that radiated outward to form hexagons (the rock columns you see today). Furthermore, erosion wore away the softer ground surrounding the monument, revealing the formerly buried laccolith. + A peaceful stroll. Plenty of nature to enjoy. + Good amount of shade throughout this loop trail. - A bit crowded. It was a pain driving in. Long line of slow-moving cars. In the middle of the week on a non-holiday at that. Don't wanna imagine the traffic on the weekend/holiday xP + Restrooms and water throughout the trailhead. - But one restroom doesn't lock, another's disgusting. - There's no civilian route to the summit. Only freeclimbing. Is your jet pack ready? I didn't manage any encounters of the third kind. Maybe you'll have better luck ;D Thanks Evan for the suggestion!

Absolutely phenomenal! We did the tower trail around the base of the tower and we spent about two…read morehours meandering along the trail. There were plenty of informational signs, benches, binoculars, and viewing areas. The trail itself was fairly easy with a couple ups and downs but nothing difficult

Food was good. Be aware you can't get steak until after 5 pm but the burgers were good. Wait staff…read morewas friendly and helpful, patient with my kids. View and atmosphere were amazing!

Atmosphere was great. The porch seating area provided a great view but was dirty. Unfortunately,…read morethe food was not good. Upon seating, we learned they didn't have broccoli, asparagus, and all forms of potatoes (fries, baked, mashed). The server stated they have fried artichokes. We ordered the walleye. It was so salty it was impossible to eat. The "fried artichokes" ended up being a deep fried artichoke dip. Our server was very nice but very inexperienced. After she told me they have a full bar, I ordered a vodka martini. She wanted to know what is in it. At that point, I decided to have ice tea.