Stayed at this Best Western recently and we had a nice clean room. the free breakfast we had in the…read moremorning was probably the best free breakfast of any hotel chain I have ever stayed in. I used to travel often for my job and could not believe how good this place was. In the courtyard each morning at 7am, the owner or a representative would make omelet's, custom made to your order and they were prepared on an original covered chuck-wagon. Nice outdoor seating as well. Very relaxed place and a great stop if you find yourself needing a great place on your road-trip. We recommend the Best Western Pioneer in Lusk, Wyoming.

This is a good hotel. Beds were comfortable, showers were strangely luxurious including the shampoo…read moreand conditioner. My hair was incredibly soft which is not the norm for hotels. It was a great place to lay your head after 10 plus hour travel days. A plus is they have rooms with 3 beds in them for families

This gem in Lusk, WY was a 5 star stay. We were greeted in the office by s friendly, helpful and…read morevivacious woman. Our room was spotless and the bed was comfortable. The shower was large and much nicer than the shower in the Hilton and Fairfield Inn we had stayed at on this vacation. We have tended to avoid small Mom and Pop hotels but this was a winner. Breakfast was omelettes made to order at a chuck wagon. The next time we are driving west, we will rebook at the Town House Motel.

Townhouse motel was a really nice place to stay. I was there for a couple weeks and would've…read moreprobably stayed longer if I could've gotten my dogs out into the dog run. There's a little fenced area that has some nice grass and a little dog hut for shade. The only problem was that the proprietors dog was out there from morning till night. She's a cute little dog, very friendly, however my dogs are puppies on their way to becoming large dogs, therefore, they are large puppies. They play really hard together and I was worried about the other dog getting caught underneath or in between the two of my girls when they were playing. I just thought that the proprietor would have taken her dog in for a little bit, at least an hour or so, so my dogs could've gotten out and played as well and seeing as I was a paying customer who was on track to stay 3 months. The proprietor was very nice, very polite and I never did ask her if she could bring her dog inside so that mine could play for a little bit. Maybe I should have but I didn't want to sound like a snobby person, as if my dogs were special or something, (they are to me but then they are my girls) I just thought that she would have done it without me needing to ask because she saw me every day walk the girls over to the fenced area and then turn around and go back the other direction because they couldn't get in there. I don't know... I guess the fact that I would've done it for somebody else does not mean that somebody else would do it for me. Maybe I was hoping for too much in that I wanted my babies to be out in the sun as well, like hers was every day, all day, no attention... Sometimes even out there all night long, I kind of felt sorry for the little girl actually because no one ever said hi to her, no one ever interacted with her, she was just put out there and kind of forgotten. I would stop and pet her when my girls and I were over by the fence but then I would have to turn around and take my girls the other direction because they couldn't very well just stand outside the fence in the parking lot there... I have no complaints whatsoever about this property. My only dissatisfaction was the fact that my dogs couldn't get out and play for at least an hour a day and they were locked in the motel room most of the time with the exception of when I would take them out on walks which were about a mile every time and probably three times a day. I work nights so I sleep on and off during the day, I get up at least three times and take them on their long walks and I just felt bad that my girls couldn't get out and play in the Sun while I was taking a short nap. We ended up moving into a small one bedroom, short term rental because I will be in this area working for three months. When I checked out, I stripped down all the beds, laid out the sheets so they were easily counted, laid out the towels so that they could easily be accounted for as well, I cleaned everything... Including mopping the floor... Before I checked out. Anyway if you don't have pets I highly suggest that you stay at the townhouse motel, you will be glad that you did. If you have rambunctious dogs that like to play hard... I would find somewhere else to stay however if you have an older and calmer dog, again I would highly suggest the townhouse motel. Christina was very kind and fair and her back up, Tara, is absolutely awesome!!!!!

Covered Wagon is an older budget-minded motel, but with one of the best breakfast spreads I've ever…read morehad at a non-chain motel, that exceeds many of the motel chains in its price range. The rooms were remodeled more recently, the TV is as small as I expect from a budget accommodation, but what makes up for it is the staff (really nice) and the constantly restocked breakfast area. They have an indoor pool (a tad cool, but sufficient) and hot tub (cozy but fine, with new water) and the only Tesla superchargers in this part of Wyoming, if anyone needs.

Clean, cute place with friendly staff and a great breakfast spread…read more We stopped on our way though and if the timing is right we'll stop again on our way back. No elevator so if you have trouble with stairs or a lot to carry ask for the ground floor!

Found this place late one night on a road trip. After a long tiring day, was checked in by a very…read morenice man. The price was very reasonable. The room is not fancy but it was clean. It passed the sheet test of no sign of human or critter. Clean and safe for a good nights sleep was all we needed. Happily would stay there again if I ever find myself in Lusk again. Much rather give my business to a small town business owner than the Best Western a few blocks away.

I like this place. I have been there twice now and would again! Nothing fancy....but the price is…read morevery reasonable and the rooms are clean and quiet. Good showers!

One of America's best rest areas. It's relatively close to (10 miles west of) the Tesla…read moreSupercharger in downtown Lusk(730 S Main Street).

The Lusk Rest Area is pretty old school, but they do have working toilets! It is definitely not a…read morenew building, but it works. There's some really nice walking paths around the rest area as well as dog friendly spots. The area has a few historical plaques that you can read and learn from. Overall it is a kept up rest spot and clean. I wish it would smell better. Additionally, I've been to some rest stops that offer free WiFi and have vending machines. There's no vending machines here, but maybe someday they'll get some! To use the restroom in Lusk, you either have to stop here or the Sinclair that is more in town. This place is never crowded, so my family and I always stop here!

Great staff. There were no opening due to a couple big events going on. She answered the phone and…read morethere was a man canceling for the night which was all we needed. She quickly booked the room for use before someone online grabbed it. Amazing service! Room was great. Everything was clean. Thank you Holiday Inn Express!

One star forprice gouging. I've stayed at many Holiday Inn Express' and at more than $164.00 for A…read moreGold Elite Member or anyone is rediculous in comparison to most IHG Holiday Inn Express. The beds are not comfortable in comparison to other hotels. Signs are posted stating people must wear masks in public areas and yet they aren't, and the front desk is not enforcing the mandate. Again. I'm having terrible luck with hotels on this trip. +$160.00 for members or guests is a scam. The Comfort Inn at Sioux Falls is magnificent compared to this hotel and much less expensive. Franchise owners are selling substandard rooms at overly expensive prices. Read up on the Americans with Disabilities Act. Unbelievable. If the manager or owner/s read Yelp reviews I have a notice for you. I have celiac disease, I'm allergic to gluten. Celiac is considered a hidden disease under the Americans With Disabilities Act. This morning I filed a report (see photo) because the Comfort Inn at Sioux Falls, SD., didn't provide any gluten free breads (not fattening sweet muffins) or cereals. But for the other guests - wow. +$160.00 a night you should have magnificent gluten free options for those with gluten allergies at breakfast tomorrow morning. Yes. Great breakfast and genuine concern from the staff and manager I would also like to acknowledge a friendly and respectable staff and my room was clean. However, a motorcycle tourist year round I still feel the one star because of price is justified.

We were able to get a cabin (10 & 11) with an extra room at a reasonable rate and with short…read morenotice. I was so appreciative to be able to book for only 1 night. The main cabin had a coffee pot, kitchenette, an a/c unit, a refrigerator, tv, shower and toilet, table, desk and a couple of chairs. There was also a shower house available for the other couple if they didn't want to use our bathroom. The bedding was cute, but the bed was a little weak for my giant of a husband. The springs moaned every time he moved. The host was able to check us in early. I love the old vibe. You can tell that they are working hard on improvements. I would stay here again.

Do not bother stopping here anytime past 9 o'clock, if you are a traveler. You can't get a hold of…read moreanyone, and you cannot locate the motel. It is dark and there is nothing open in this town. So if you're exhausted and need a place to stay late at night, don't waste your time stopping here. It's better to go to A different town that actually has hotels that are open at this time. Don't waste your time, and don't waste your money.

My husband travels for work A LOT and his schedule is sometimes chaotic and ever changing....this…read moreis one he frequents and this is honestly one of the best hotels he stays at...anywhere! (and, no lie, we are picky about where we stay). The room is always clean, the breakfast is always good, and the STAFF is the BEST! So so SO friendly and accommodating, they know us by face and names at this point and are always so easy to work with. They've only talked to me via phone really and they know to call me if they can't get a hold of my husband.

Stayed for 1 night. $300. There was no hair dryer, TV froze mid program. The walls are super…read morethin. I could hear the music and singing from the next room. Sounded like they were in my room with me. Not as nice as other Hamptons I've stayed in. Very surprising. Clerk was really nice.