My stay was perfect great service room was super clean and everything worked the staff. Was very…read moreprofessional I would stay here again

On very short notice they were able to accommodate us. The hotel is beautiful, and the staff is…read moreexceptionally friendly. It's not where we thought we would end up for the night but I'm so thankful we did.

Craig was a lovely host! Rates were affordable and the room was clean. We were hauling a trailer…read moreand he let us unhook it while we traveled through the flaming gorge recreational area. Would stay again!

4 stars because it's: fairly priced (I paid $46 including tax), very clean, cozy intimate rooms and…read morenone of that weird old motel smell you get to know so well after too many stays at places in a similar price range. No free breakfast included (as of 12/2014). Despite that, it was still one of my favorite cheap motel stops on our cross country trip. Checking in at midnight consisted of me ringing the bell, no doubt waking up the hotel manager who let me in (and thank God she let me because it was -18 outside) and filling out a form and making payment. The one policy they have which may turn off some customers is they ask to make a copy of your credit card and drivers license for any guests who check in after midnight. The idea of a paper copy of your credit card may be enough to scare off some guests, but I trust my CC enough to know I won't be liable for any fake charges and whether places make a copy or just swipe it...either way, they can have it on file, so it really didn't matter to me. The room was inviting, small, cozy and very clean. It took us a while to figure out how to turn the heat on which was a serious problem because it was -18 outside. Aside from turning the thermostat up, you need to slide it on the "on position" which is a very small switch beneath the thermometer and then you need to also increase the temperature on the vent that's adjacent to the bathroom. They need to have a manual for this or something -- my wife was seriously sleeping in a sweater and vest until I figured it out about half an hour after she was already asleep, which resulted in her waking up in the middle of the night drenched in sweat. Check out was easy and the hotel manager recommended breakfast at the place next door. Would definitely stay here again if I found myself in the area.

Our stay at Country Cabins was terrific. We stayed 3 nights over Easter weekend. It was very…read morecomfortable and clean. We really enjoyed our stay. The first evening, we couldn't figure out how to get the TV to work. I texted Alma at 10:15 pm. He explained what we needed to do to set it up. He even offered to come to our cabin to fix the issue. We followed his suggestion & it resolved the issue immediately! We were then able to watch TV series & movies on Roku for free. We really appreciated staying at the Country Cabins!! Thank you, Alma & staff!!

What a sweet find! We have stayed here twice. Very peaceful and quaint. Clean and friendly…read moreservice. Deer come visit at night. Coffee shop just 1/2 block away as well as a bowling alley within walking distance. Come find some Down time in Mt View, Wy

We are traveling on I-80, and for miles we read the billboard signs. Little America RV Campground…read moreis now open & .75 cent soft serve ice cream !! It's high desert, middle of nowhere and a welcome sight to get a meal, fuel & park for the night. The RV park is spacious, with wide roads to maneuver. Sites are gravel, level & easy in/out for our 43 ft Class A Coach. Check in at the Hotel Registration Lobby. Easy enough. We set up the Coach and made it to the Lobby Bar, which opens at 3:00.... Karen was our Bartender. Friendly person.... we had a couple good conversations with some truckers that had parked in the Truck section. After we had a couple of beers...... we grabbed our ice cream cone for .75 cents and headed back to the Coach. Happy campers !!

If you're traveling through the middle of nowhere, this is the place to stay! Little America is so…read morecute. It has everything you need - gas, very comfortable lodging (including for RVs if you're carrying your own lodging), a general store, restaurant, bar, and soft serve. There is enough pavement around the property to get a decent walk in. The value for what you get in lodging is far and away the best I've seen in years. No IKEA furniture falling apart in the closet here (throwing shade at Marriott chains in this price range). There's a wood dresser, solid beds with comfortable mattresses, many different types of pillows, comfortable seating, a LOT of space, a real bathtub, and multiple sinks (in and out of the bathroom). We stayed for a full day and 2 nights during a snowstorm. They are very efficient in removing snow so people can move around both with their vehicles and feet. There is nothing to DO here, but you can eat at the restaurant nearly 24/7 and they do have a pretty typical hotel gym. We saw the manager responding to a complaint about a dog that had been left alone in a room and was barking up a storm at 10pm. There is at least one entire building where pets aren't allowed, so if you're not interested in ending up like the poor guy making the complaint, ask the desk clerk about availability in the pet-free building(s) when you call for reservation or check in.

I parked myself here at the Super 8 Green River for the 2013 Run with the Horses marathon…read more Apparently, its a big deal around these parts, with a town festival and everything. The main point that attracted me to this particular property was the price point per night, which was around $60 compared to the other handful of properties around. One of the cheaper properties in town for sure. I didn't have too much expectations for this place, other than the fact that I had stayed with this brand before and they met expectations. Just like me and the marathon, same distance, different city. So, here I was same brand, just different location. For me, I just needed something clean and hospitable for a night and this property did a good job of doing so. Just one gripe about this place. It took me a pretty good while to locate my room on the second floor. While the lady at the front desk was helpful in explaining it to me, I had a wonderfully difficult time, but I eventually found it. It was kind of a maze, but what can you do. This Super 8 motel is located on the main thoroughfare of Flaming Gorge Way. Look for the exits off the I-80 in either direction for Green River and you're pretty much there on Flaming Gorge Way. Didn't take long to locate it. The property does boast a private parking lot, so that helps, but then again, most if not all do, don't they? I stayed here for one night only, just for the marathon. I would then drive back to Salt Lake City, UT pretty much right after the race. Hardcore, huh? The check in process was self explanatory. The person at the desk was helpful and courteous for the most part. After getting into my room, not after smelling cigarette smoke lingering in the hallways on the 2nd floor, I got room #203, which was on a corner. The room itself was 2 queen beds and quite nice. Clean and spacious for what was needed. There was a mini fridge and a television, but no microwave. That's alright though. I didn't use the television, but the mini fridge came in handy. The comfort of the bed was above average, since I got in a nice 7 hours of quality sleep, considering that I didn't get any on the flight Thursday night/Friday morning. Adjusting to Wyoming and the altitude is interesting. So far so good. Just an annoying headache, but that's fine. The room itself is deemed satisfactory and the bathroom was good too. Clean and hospitable. The check out process was somewhat weird, but I guess expected. I checked out of the hotel at 5am. Found the lady at the desk sleeping with eyes closed. Cute, I think. I waited for a couple of minutes before putting my stuff in the rental car. Came back in and she woke up with a startle. Sorry about that. Lol I told her I was checking out and handed her my room key card. All she said was "ok." And I headed out thereafter. Overall, I think this place can be better with the customer service, but I guess I can sympathize when you work the overnight hours. Still, no way to be sleeping on the job. I know we are in small town Wyoming on a Saturday morning, but come on. Lol still it was funny. Recommend Super 8 as a good hotel brand and this particular property if your travels come through here in Southwestern Wyoming. Support local! B-

This place is a pig sty. The floors havent been cleaned in who knows how long. The smoke detector…read morein our room doesnt work. The bathroom has a used wash-cloth still hanging on the shower, there is poo in the toilet and hair all over the floor. If I could get out of here and let the owner (Mr. Patel) know about this filth, I would. DONT STAY HERE!!! I'm calling the fire marshal in the morning.

It's kind of hard to decide how to rate this motel. Do you compare it with all motels or with the…read moresubset of cheaper motels? It's three stars when compared to all motels. However, it's five stars when you compare with other economy motels. Rooms are very clean and adequately comfortable. Blackout curtains allow for sleeping any time of day. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's close to I-80, but I didn't hear any road noise. Two very cool things: Pets are allowed without an additional fee. They offer free breakfast in the firm of a voucher for the diner that's in the property. I will look for Oaktree Inns when I travel again.

We arrived late in the evening and was greeted by a friendly front desk staff. We had a pretty…read moreeast time checking into our room. We tried to park out front of our room, but to no avail, there was a tractor trailer and some other vehicles blocking our way. The room itself was pretty clean. Older carpets and older TV. The bathroom was a little questionable and didn't seem to be cleaned. There was an old, dried towel hanging on the back of the door that seemed to be there for a while. The carpets did have dog hair on them too. It was only $45 through Expedia, but I don't think I'll be going back.

Read this before you book. I would strongly advise anyone to double check before booking here or…read morebetter yet, book somewhere else. I accidentally booked this hotel while trying to reserve a stay in New Mexico, and within 5 minutes of making the reservation, I called to cancel. I was told directly by a staff member that the cancellation would be processed and that any fees would be waived. Fast forward a week later...no refund. After following up, I was met with zero accountability. The owner, Lisa, showed no willingness to resolve the situation, despite the fact that I never stayed at the property and contacted them immediately after booking. This isn't about policy it's about basic customer service and integrity. When a business tells a customer something will be handled, they should stand by it. Instead, I'm now out $130 for a stay that never happened. If something goes wrong with your booking, don't expect understanding or flexibility here. That alone should be enough to make you think twice.

Road tripping around the US I've become a big fan of Holiday Inn & Suites. Rock Springs location is…read morea great example. Plenty of parking, easy check-in, well maintained, modern conveniences. The staff is friendly, the room is clean & quiet. It's easy to plug in electronics, the furniture is comfortable. The air conditioning works. Plenty of counter space in the bathroom. Need to do laundry? They have a laundry room. Want a sweet treat or a snack? Check out the small 'store' next to check-in counter.

Two nights here on business. Lots of oil and gas in this town. Hotel was very well-maintained and…read moreclean, and modern. Albeit on the first night of my stay-- lots of boot noise walking around in the upstairs room right at 6 AM. Be aware, these oil filled guys start the day early! Gym was capable and totally empty at all times during my stay. Breakfast was not bad and they do an evening reception. Comfortable king bed. Medium on firmness. Just right. A/C solid as well. Lots of smiles from staff, housekeepers & the breakfast area attendant. Would stay here again, if ever back in town. Also, the sushi place- Bonsai- directly north (*not the buffet) was good eats !

What a special treat! There didn't seem to be TOO many hotel options in Rock Springs when planning…read morework travel, but Homewood Suites was reasonably priced, so I went for it. Such an abundance of space in my room, from a living area to a fully-stocked kitchen. Bed and bathroom were comfy, and the hot continential breakfast was welcoming every morning. Nice staff and plenty of parking. I was impressed by the food options around Rock Springs and wouldn't mind coming back for work again and staying at Homewood Suites.

I made a mistake on my arrival date that was found upon checkin. Oh no! Debra found my mistake and…read morestarted to correct it. She couldn't so she called customer service who needed me to call directly. I did and got a great rep. She handled it all and even told me I had enough points for a free night! What started badly turned out just fine started with a very helpful employee named Debra.​

Positives: 1. I love the idea of having western theme, on…read moreour walls & pillows, and lamp. 2. The western look continues on the door mat, the ceiling beams in the cafe room, and our room, and yes, the lobby. 3. The parking is very close to our room. 4. Hubby picked this location, because it's closer to the church, and we're doing on a Jubilee 2025 Pilgrimage. 5. The rooms were quiet. This is Wyoming, and it's spring, and it feels like we're the only ones-here-quiet. 6. I also love the fact, I have a place to put my carry-on bag, plenty of space on the counter top for my waterpik, etc. for two people. 7. Fast computer connection. 8. Instead of bottled water & snacks, we got some bonus points! Negative: 1. Our bed light by the window, isn't working! 2. We can't get EWTN station on TV. (That's OK, I used my phone). 3. The entrance door, to the building, doesn't lock. It says to use key to get in, but it doesn't. 4. The faucets are hard to turn on/off, it's the other way around, unlike other hotels. 5. My pillows were over-stuffed & hard. 6. I feel guilty throwing away an extra hard boiled egg, with the price of eggs these days . . . but they should have them packaged single serving, for those who don't feel 'forced' in eating something they can't. Because it's cold, the map didn't indicate, we can walk inside the building to have breakfast (lobby, downstairs), instead we have to drive our car around. Since today is Sunday, we're on a pilgrimage, we're dressed in church attire, and having hot flashes, staying longer in a cafe room that's making me even hotter and being 'forced' to eat something that I didn't feel comfortable eating (selections were not my type of food, I was craving for some waffles not processed foods). They did have fresh fruits, and if I was a bit more comfortable in that room, I probably managed to have some to eat later in the car, but I just got up and left, leaving my husband to eat and finished his meal, while I sat in the comfort of my car, and waited for like 10 minutes. So, when the staff asked how was my breakfast, I lied, when I say: Fine, thank you! 7. There's some steps down, from the car to our room hallway. There's no elevator. I'm so grateful, I have an old man in his mid 70's, who is still as 'strong as a bull'. When you're a senior, you shouldn't be doing any of that, but here we are, and it's Lent and we're putting them down, honestly on YELP! 8. I was going to wait hubby in the lobby, so I tried sitting on one of the 'cozy & comfortable' leather chairs, in one of my favorite colors, and it's like it's meant for bigger & taller cowboys, and as a 5'2" person, it was like lying down in bed! LOL I got right up, and decided to walk to my car. So, you could say: being hot & bothered, not having the right food, and trying to sit down, didn't help with my aggravation! TIP: Make sure you're curtains are completely closed, so people across the pool or hallway, can't seen you butt-naked walking around in your room. What we could have done and didn't thought about was to swim in the pool, which was right outside our room! (We didn't have our swimming suits, anyway, it's very cold still in early spring, it's not something we would usually do, when we've been on the road 6 hours.