The finest, friendliest, cleanest place to stay. Tremendous value for the money. The breakfast is…read morephenomenal and beats the hell out of any hotel breakfast that I have ever had. Great selection and service. Nice pool and jacuzzi. Great, friendly, and knowledgeable staff. Most hotel staff at other high-end hotels I have stayed at are incapable of giving directions out of a paper bag. The staff at the Americinn know their way around and are super helpful.

From the moment you walk through the doors, you are welcomed by all staff with a smile or hello…read more The lobby has literally a library with books for adults and children, board games, and an ongoing puzzle waiting for another piece to be found. Also has an indoor pool and a jacuzzi. Breakfast included and lots to choose from. Clean Hotel.

Check-in staff was so friendly and nice and the rooms were clean and comfortable! The morning…read morebreakfast was above and beyond and the hospitality lady Diane made the best omelets! A gem in a small town.

This hotel is amazing, the breakfast is an actual meal and not some old stale bagels and danishes…read morewith week old coffee, the service is legit, you don't have to beg for towels or toilet paper, I checked in to my room and there was a stack of full sized towels! They also turn over the room every day, not just once a week, so your room is always clean and stocked up, there is a pool and hot tub that is available until Midnight and they have beach towels available so don't have to take two of your room towels, they also have a laundry that I should've taken advantage of - this place is really great

My wife and I decided to take a road trip from our home in Denver to Fargo ND, why Fargo? Because…read moreit's there! We were going to head home from Fargo when on a whim we thought we'd detour over to Wyoming to visit "Devil's Tower" In almost the same way we picked Fargo (throwing a dart at a map) we picked the Ace Motel in Belle Fourche just because it sounded like a nice place. The Ace motel was much more than a nice place, it is a quaint oasis in the wild lands of South Dakota. It felt like a Twilight Zone experience (and I mean this is the most positive way) we were suddenly in the courtyard of a 50's type motor inn. Going into the office we were greeted by Vicki the owner/manager/and more and received the warmest of welcomes. She said that she hoped we don't mind an old fashioned 50's feel, and we didn't mind that at all. We were given a key (YES A REAL KEY) on a diamond shaped plastic key chain (come on remember those). Opening our the door, we found our room had that old fashioned feeling but with some modern conveniences. The Ace motel is a great break from the "corporate cookie cutter" rooms you find in the big chains. Do yourself a real favor and if you have the chance to stay here, do it! A piece of advice BOOK YOUR ROOM DIRECTLY THRU THE ACE MOTEL SITE OR PHONE! I tell you this because those web hotel sites that have those TV Ads, they rip-off the small independent hotel/motel owner, the percentage those Big sites take basically take most if not all the profit for the owner. Support your independent businesses and check out the Ace Motel.

Super clean, spacious room. The owner was nice enough to let us check in very late after we…read morepreviously made a reservation. Would recommend this place to anyone passing by.

Perfectly tucked in the small town of Hulett - this hotel was an easy choice to make as we were…read moretraveling. We picked this spot because of the close proximity to Devil's Tower. The vibe is a Western theme hybrid mix of modern and rustic. The main staircase is made completely out of wood accompanying this theme. Rooms were more on the modern side and were extremely spacious and clean. The front desk service was so friendly and I had the entire pool and hot tub to myself (even on a sold out night). There is complimentary breakfast in the morning with a nice variety of options including hard boiled eggs, cereal, Belgian waffles, biscuits and gravy, coffee and toast. I found the entire experience to be peaceful, safe and relaxing and would totally return here again. Thank you!

This was the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. My room smelled like dogs and it took hours for…read morethe room to cool down 4 degrees. The bed was so soft that I sunk into the middle of it when I went to bed. The only thing this had going for it was the super helpful woman at check in. Otherwise it would get one star.

- - - Current Review - 2025…read more- - - One of our favorite places to visit - great people, great views, and great climbing !!! - - - - - - - - May, 2025 Visit If you visit Devils Tower, you should plan to stay at Devils Tower Lodge (DTL) !! Stay at DTL for: The DTL team members The views of Devils Tower... the only places to sleep with a view of the Tower are the KOA campsite and Devils Tower Lodge The climbing Meeting fellow guests, and the communal meals The quiet of the nature The clear skies and stars at night If we could award six stars we would WOW!! - - - We recommend you also plan to climb... you CAN do it... all four of us - Mom, Dad, two kids, climbed and you can climb, too! You'll be safely roped in with a great climbing team. - - - We discovered Devils Tower Lodge (DTL) in 2017; we planned a visit to Devils Tower as part of an "out west" vacation and we were intrigued by the chance to see Devils Tower / Bear Lodge, from the room; then-owner Frank invited us to also climb with them, and we did not expect we would climb, but we said "Yes" and then when we got there we did climb - all four of us, and we had a phenomenal time... the whole trip was great and Devils Tower Lodge was the favorite highlight of that great trip. This year, in 2025, we had a chance for an extended weekend trip and we quickly confirmed that we'd go... Wyoming, especially Devils Tower Lodge, is a favorite place that excites us and also provides quiet and tranquility. In 2017 we climbed 120 feet up, while safely roped in; this trip I just hoped to get at least a little higher this time, and with Curtis we did make it higher, about 150 feet up... We climbed at the same spot on the Tower - they can point it to you so you can see it from the Lodge, and you can see the Lodge from where we climb. We enjoyed the "beginner" climb; if you're more experienced you can likely pick other locations on the Tower to climb. We climbed the Everlasting and Broken Tree routes 4-5 times. Curtis was a great guide!! Our daughter also climbed separately with DTL members (incl. Carlos), and they made it all the way the top... we were so proud that she set a goal and achieved it! A tornado hit the tower in 2024; the tornado damage was evident; it looked like the tornado hit the tower straight on, as trees were felled on both sides; we later saw much more damage as we drove toward Gillette. Breakfast and Dinner... great food, lovingly prepared by Hannah and Glen... plenty to fill you up... The rooms - each is uniquely decorated and nice and quiet, with great views. Stargazing... skies so dark; airplane flights do happen, but they are infrequent; you will likely see several satellites - smaller lights moving much more quickly than planes... for the first 90 min or so after sunset. Sunsets are later, and longer/slower than back home in STL. Peaceful... so quiet and peaceful there... you don't miss any noise; you are relaxed. The views of Devils Tower / Bear Lodge are wonderful, and the owners - Rachel and Gabe - a wonderful couple, now parents, are welcoming and giving. Thank you, Curtis, Carlos, Hannah & Glen, and Rachel and Gabe! - - - Original Review - 2017, abbreviated - - - AWESOME! Go. Stay. Experience. You'll be soooooo glad you did!We had a 15 day vacation to 8 places in Wyoming, South Dakota, Montana, Utah and Colorado, and it was all amazing... this was out best-ever family trip for many reasons... and climbing Devils Tower with Gabe and Julius was THE BEST part of our amazing trip.If we could award six stars we would!... We reserved the cabin with two bedrooms... a full bed in each room and two futons in the large open room... amazing view of Devils Tower from the front door, from the nice and large patio deck, and from the panoramic window in the bathroom. ... The climbing was one of the highlights of our trip. They have a training room next to the main house where they fit you for shoes and the climbing harnesses, and where you learn that climbing is "not a series of pull-ups, which is often what they show in the movies," but is mostly legs pushing you upward, and where you put that into practice on a short rock wall. ... We climbed three routes from where we were, all starting right there at the same place, just a few feet left or right of the other. I truly thought we'd be happy if we climbed about 20 feet high, and lasted a full hour. As it was, all four of us climbed up the 100-foot route and the 115-foot route, and we were there for the entire six-hours that Gabe and Julius planned. ... Since coming home, we have been to our local pool, which has a 12-foot rock wall. This wall frustrates us because it requires so much upper body strength, and it is significantly more difficult that's climbing Devils Tower. Seriously... the rock wall at our pool takes more effort to climb than it did to climb Devils Tower.Thank you Frank, and the entire team at Devils Tower Lodge! ----- ----- -----

Love this place! From the moment you arrived, you are greeted and made to feel like you are at…read morehome! They showed us to our room, we chose the window room, and the view was spectacular. We also chose the dinner option, which I also recommend because there are few places nearby to eat. The dining area also has a great view of the tower. The communal dining allows you to interact with the other guests and the hosts! The dinner was homemade and delicious! I want to keep this place a secret because they don't have many rooms, but if you're planning on a trip to Devil's Tower... this THE PLACE to stay!

I-scream, You-Scream... for malts in Hulett, WY!…read more - - - - - - - - May, 2025 Visit My wonderful wife and I were able to enjoy a getaway weekend, with a visit to Devils Tower, WY; we flew through Denver and drove to NE Wyoming. After climbing, we visited Hulett, and discovered the Malt shop. Nina provided us two tasty treats: - Superman shake - Blueberry Cheesecake ice cream GOOD stuff... we enjoyed it walking the banks of the Belle Fourche river, right outside the front door Thank you, Nina and the Malt Shop ----- ----- -----

To start off it's a very quaint, clean, and beautiful place to stay. When you get there you will…read moresee a log cabin style motel, but don't let the word motel fool you. This place was very clean and the staff was super nice! Food: There is a malt shop in the lobby that offers some great ice cream. As for other food, there is a nice breakfast spot, two bars, and a diner within a 3 minute walk of the motel. Be aware though, everything closes rather early. The whole town is deserted by 9:00ish PM. The Room: The rooms are simple, but super clean. They offer a TV, mini-fridge, microwave, and have heating and air that you can control. The bathroom was nice and clean, and the shower had good water pressure and stayed warm for a long while! The pillows were soft and the beds were nice! The staff: The staff was helpful and kind, very friendly people! They even had maps to offer to the guests in the lobby, and were very keen on hanging out with the guests in the lobby seating area! Overall, a great place to stay! And it's 9 miles from Devils Tower!

Tucked away (and I mean "tucked" away) in Newcastle, you'll find your stay for the evening. Don't…read moreget discouraged if you can't find it right away. It's there. I eventually found it. Of course, I wasn't using GPS like you are, so it took me a bit longer. Tucked away means quiet and quiet it was. Birds chirping were the only sounds I heard when I opened the car door. That's a good sign if you're looking for quiet. I checked in and was given room #13. Yes, it ran through my mind, uh oh, unlucky number 13. But doom and gloom weren't in the cards for me. Quite the contrary. Number 13 was exceptionally clean and comfortable. My host was friendly and helpful when it came to suggesting a place for dinner. Though trying to follow his directions found me at an oil refinery. LoL! Again, no GPS. I eventually backtracked and ended up where I started to. Quick Tip: At your next stop at a store, pick up some cheap double AA batteries and shove them into your suitcase. You'll be glad you did when your remote for the TV doesn't work. No having to go through the hassle of getting dressed and making your way to the front desk or waiting for maintenance to get to your room. Just pop them in, and you're set. As I had to do at The Pines. It didn't take but a minute before I could watch the mindless dribble which spewed forth. Oh, don't forget to pull your batteries before you leave. You'll undoubtedly need them down the road.

What a nice hidden little gem. Found this while just searching on Google for places to stay…read moreovernight. I didn't want to spend a lot because this was just going to be used for sleep during a nice little road trip. The owner actually was outside when we pulled up late(930pm) and he was very helpful and gave us the room key. The room was small and quaint very clean very vintage feeling. The bed was very comfortable it was soft but firm and did not feel old. Very quiet environment no loud noises even early in the morning. Also, a very cute area outside for lounging around. I would highly recommend staying here!

This is the dirtiest nastiest crack house style motel I have ever seen. Boom this room and you will…read moreregret it between the dried commit in the room heater to the dead bugs in the room and the chemical air fresheners trying to cover the smell of the 30yo beds my wife wouldn't even sleep in the sheets let alone shower here. Then had to fight for 4 days to get refund of the room fees for cancelling early from the stay cause it was so disgusting don't let the fraudulent reviews fool you this place is gross!

This was a great little motel for a quick stay. We needed an overnight place to stay on our way to…read moreYellowstone from The Badlands and this motel was perfect. It was very clean and well kept. It had fresh sheets and towels, the bathroom was good. 10/10 in my book!!!!

I am pretty particular but with limited options and decent reviews took a chance on this place…read more Accurately described as no frills but honestly staff were extremely friendly and quick, we went in the pool (clean with towels to use), room was very clean (no carpet yay!), and beds comfortable. Coffee was surprisingly good and yogurt and fresh fruit (they also had pastry and pancakes). I mean for the price really hands down a good choice for a 2 star hotel. Bonus-good parking for oversized vehicle.

Our stay at this hotel was mediocre at best. The beds were clean and relatively comfortable, but…read morethe pillows and mattress were not $200/night quality. The room was spacious enough to meet our needs, and the shower was nice, but the walls were incredibly thin and our neighbors were very loud. Until about midnight, they were slamming doors and talking loudly. And it wasn't just one set of neighbors, it seemed to be the norm. But again, the beds were comfortable enough to sleep in and if you have good noise cancelling headphones, I'm sure you'll be fine. The people are very nice. The guy was very kind and helpful when we came in at 9:30 at night, and the lady was very nice checking us out. They're the reason this hotel got 3 stars rather than 2.

Very clean, great bedding and spacious bathroom. The a/c was super loud and wifi didnt work…read more We were not informed about breakfast which according to my reservation, was included

I give Sage motel a lot of credit for being the only place in Newcastle that was able to provide…read morelast minute availability. Without the Sage motel, I would have been forced to sleep in my car for the evening in an area that I'm completely unfamiliar with. And the price couldn't be beat! The cons: No pets allowed. No breakfast offered. I did not see an ice machine. Overall, it's not a bad place to stay for a night.