Husband is staying there for a work trip and woke up to bed bugs! He had bites all over and found a…read morebunch of babies on both beds!

To start with it's a remote area so there aren't a lot of choices and they know it. It's not that's…read moreit a bad place to stay, it's ok. Just ok, it serves a purpose. But the price should be about 30% lower to reflect it's true value.

I stayed at this establishment on Saturday, June 28, 2025. I had made reservations online but when…read moreI arrived the office was closed and I had to call a phone number to get my room. The online listing showed a restaurant and bar at this establishment. Both of these were closed also. Breakfast in the morning.....better think again. There wasn't even a cup of crappy coffee to be had. The room we had was well worn. The water valves on the shower and bathroom sink barely worked and only with great effort. The front window had a huge crack from top to bottom. About the only good thing I can say about the Sandhiller on June 28, 2025 is that we didn't take home any bedbugs.

We have just finished our stay in Wray. Over the years, we'd eaten at the restaurant with our…read morein-laws, but they have passed. We came for a high school reunion and stayed at the Sandhiller Motel. Although it's an older motel, it was clean and comfortable and good value for the money charged. Nothing to complain about. The next time in Wray, we will be staying here.

Stayed here during pheasant season with my dog. The place is sorta old but the room was clean and…read morethe bathroom was spotless and after hunting all day the shower felt great. Our beds were brand new and were comfortable from what I remember! Although the Butte is near the road I never noticed the traffic but it's usually quiet anyway. Thumbs up, support your local business which keeps them there. Cheers!

From the owner: Rustic, charming, clean and affordable, The Butte Motel is the ideal spot for hunters, workers,…read morebusinessmen, and families looking to stay in Wray, CO.

A true hometown gem in Yuma, Colorado…read more The Harvest Hotel is exactly the kind of place you want to stay if you believe in supporting local communities. It is owned and run by people who actually live here, and you can feel that pride the moment you walk in. The rooms are spotless, comfortable, and have that home‑style feel you just do not get from big franchises. What really sets this place apart is the people. They treat you like family from the moment you arrive, not like a passerby. The staff is warm, genuine, and truly invested in making your stay great. The prices are fair, the atmosphere is welcoming, and the continental breakfast is a perfect start to the day. If you want a clean, comfortable stay with real local hospitality--and to be welcomed as an insider rather than just another traveler--the Harvest Hotel is the place to be. Highly recommend.

I have stayed here twice the last couple of months I have been passing through town. This place…read moreshows exactly what mom and pop places are capable of! First they have a very friendly staff! 2nd they offer very clean and comfortable rooms! They are very quiet. Thirdly, there are so many personal things along the hallways, and just down home sayings that make you feel at home. Some of the hallways are decorated with autographs from stars. There is outdoor furniture to sit down and relax and read a book while you enjoy the fresh air. There is also an outdoor hot tub. Thank you Harvest Motel for a great stay!

I am not kidding you when I say this is my favorite B&B in the country -- the best I've ever been…read moreto! Once upon a time I was in graduate school and doing a lot of work out in western Nebraska -- Imperial especially. On my first trip out, following the habits of my research group, I went to make a reservation at the motel in town, which was full and whose staff recommended I check the Balcony House. I am eternally grateful. My entire research group's enthusiasm for traveling to Imperial improved after this event. Jim and Linda are fantastic hosts. Their home is unbelievably charming and well cared for. I've stayed with them probably a half-dozen or more times (I think I've slept in every room), and each time I am in awe of their business. Fresh coffee and cookies, always. Linda is the most exceptional cook, whose meals make my mouth water thinking of them now. One time I was there, Linda had injured wrists, and Jim was in charge of breakfasts. Those were outstanding too -- though he quickly admitted that if you stayed longer than three days, you'd start getting repeats. There was one time that I was coming to Imperial and they were FULL (stupid hunting season!). I had to stay at that motel after all, even after vowing I never would. You know what Jim and Linda said? They told me to COME OVER FOR BREAKFAST anyway, even though I would be staying at the motel. They are the salt of the earth. I am so very fortunate to have gotten to know them over the years. p.s. If you're in town for a lunch, I *love* M&M's Natural Jazz. The Reubens (regular and turkey) are spectacular. If you're gluten-free, they got you covered. Imperial is a special place. I wish I still had excuses to visit regularly.

Get off I-80 and go through Imperial on your way west and you will be greatly rewarded. You will…read morebe welcomed like old friends and made to feel right at home. Balcony House is a little touch of home along the way west. The owners make you feel right at home and the breakfast is Great. We will always make this a stop on our way to Colorado.

In terms of golf experience and actual play - this course is Hands Down the best course I have ever…read moreplayed. I was lucky enough to play this course as a nonmember and it immediately became my favorite course ever. I am always worried about being disappointed when a course has been hyped a lot (See Cherry Hills, Arrowhead and most "top choice" courses in Colorado). Ballyneal surpassed all my expectations. Better than anything in Hawaii, California, Arizona, Washington, Oregon or Florida where I have played the "premier" tracks. Do yourself a favor, find an open play time, gather up your money and go play it. Fair warning: no carts and a long course. Best tip: get a turkey sandwich. It's $20 but worth every penny.

Quite the experience. Really cool experience. I would definitely recommend staying the night…read morethere and playing twice. Ask for Ben from south Carolina as your caddie. Excellent caddie skills and cool as hell. He knows the course really well.

Look. This is not a great hotel. If you are looking for luxury and posh, this isn't that. However…read more It has all the parts a hotel needs...sort of. There are 2 beds in the room, a phone, a shower, toilet, sink, fridge, AC, TV. All of them in solid working order. There is not a microwave or coffee maker in the room. There is No pool. There is a washer and dryer by the front desk and if you ask nice, the desk lady might call your room when your load needs moving. The "breakfast" consists of toast, juice, and coffee. Recommend bringing your own. There is a microwave in the breakfast area and there are vending machines near the front desk although we didn't explore those options. There is a breakfast place in town, but it's closed on holidays. The grounds were pretty. There's a grassy area in the back that was well maintained. There's some really fun art and decorations inside and out. Very home town. They offered daily housekeeping, but we seemed to be in the room every time they came by (very early! 8:30am!) so we didn't actually get service during our 5 night stay...but that's our fault not theirs. And it didn't really matter to us. The staff is so kind. They have a candy dish up from which they encouraged our kids to take from every day. The ladies talked with our kiddos every time we walked by. So nice and helpful. If you go into this hotel with managed expectations (it's a 1 star level) then you will feel it's fine. I felt safe and clean enough. It's not perfect and needs a facelift for sure- it hasn't been updated since it was a super 8 (the phones are proof!), but it was fine for us when we visited for a class reunion and if you are there for hunting or work, it'll do.

I've stayed here more than a dozen times over the last number of years. Overall it's nice. Not…read moreluxurious but nice. WiFi is free and its convenient to town. It can be loud with traffic in and out of the rooms. Be sure to call ahead as during certain times of year they are booked.

Great hotel!! The manager Becky is awesome. Hotel rooms are like brand new and the bar is nice…read more The bartender Killian knows how to pour a drink and was very personable. I needed some more towels and soap and the night auditor Jene was friendly and helpful. Best place to stay in Yuma!!

I was working at Cheyenne County Hospital for a few days. Rather than drive 30 miles each way to…read morethe nearest motel, I asked for recommendations on any local lodging. They suggested Spencer House. It was perfect! Close to the hospital, quiet, attentive but not overly intrusive hosts and super cozy. It was a wonderful change from the normal business hotels I normally stay in.

The Spencer House B&B is a Kansas Gem! Located in St. Francis, Ks a little off the beaten path…read morebut so worth the time. Carl and Kate make you feel at home from the first minute you meet them to when you leave the B&B, they make you feel at HOME! The house is beautiful and is so relaxing with a wonderful front porch and Spa room services you can purchase. The little extra for the gourmet breakfast on the weekends is necessary! Breakfast was amazing, Carl and Kate joined us after we eat and the next thing we know it was two and a half hours later. Thank you for a wonderful time and hospitality. Tim & Dawn Brady