I love these hotels! Everytime I stay at Hampton Inn no matter the city i always have such a…read morewonderful experience! The staff was kind and friendly at check in and created me with a bottled water. Out room was large and clean and the shower was spacious and clean and loaded with fresh towels and quality soaps and shampoo and conditioner. The fitness center had all the necessary free weights and cable machines for me to get a complete work out and afterwards I soaked my muscles in a whirlpool thing the had that was warm and relaxing. Awesome. The free breakfast was loaded with options- eggs, omelets, oatmeal, bagels, cereal waffles, muffins, mall kinds of yummy fresh stuff. The hotel is also conveniently located next to a highway and just a minute from all the shopping a traveler needs. I love these hotels and this one was no exception, I will definitely stay here again.

I haven't had the best luck lately with Hilton brands, but that's where all my points are, so…read morethere's that. This location renewed my faith in Hilton. Check in was quick and easy, and the person at the front desk was great. She was quick to offer restaurant recommendations and always had a smile. The room was great. Cool air and hot showers! Even better, it was CLEAN. The location is near a number of restaurants and shopping, although, to be honest, it's not a huge town. The snack area was well stocked , and the continental breakfast seemed fresh and stocked as well. No issues recommending this location and would stay here again for sure.

My husband Lance Baum and I have stayed Candlewood Suites in Casper, Wyoming and we are staying at…read moreCandlewood Suites again. While our floor is being fixed and the employees are really nice and friendly and very helpful and I would recommend this hotel to my family and friends

Oh man. This has been a dream. Denise is incredible. She made sure my family had everything they…read moreneeded. Popcorn, movies, games, which was great because mom and dad had been driving for twelve hours and we were spent. It gave my kids something to keep them busy while we decompressed. My pets all got a little goodie bag. She was just so kind and welcoming and a pleasure to chat with! The room was beautiful. The beds comfy, everything was clean, and the kitchenette stocked full of necessities. We can't thank Candlewood enough for taking us with all three of our pets when no one else in town would. Will absolutely stay at Candlewood again!!!

I checked into this Hilton Garden Inn using the Hilton app and was disappointed by the condition of…read morethe room upon arrival. The floors were visibly dirty, one of the beds had blood-stained sheets and pillows, and there were specks of dirt throughout the bedding. As someone who stays at Hilton properties weekly, I have generally had positive experiences, but this was by far the poorest room condition I have encountered in quite some time.

Stayed here last night for 1 night and hard to judge because the whole hotel is under construction…read more I honestly think they should put that out there while you're making your reservation. Staff was nice but man it is noisy till almost 7p...no gym have to walk across the parking lot to the Hampton Inn. Usually like eating at a HGI but the place they had to eat was so cramped I skipped it. Usually I get a $15-20 credit being a Diamond member not at this location I guess. Room was renovated kind of there was a panel missing off the wall and no side table. For being remodeled room the Kuerig was pretty used and a pet peeve of mine please refill the coffee station not everyone wants decaf coffee. To be honest I am being generous with this review because I really should've stayed at the Hampton Inn and Suites.

The bathroom was so gross! There was hair on the bathroom walls and something that had ran down the…read morewall dried on. Toothpaste on the mirror frame, trash on the floor under the sink, mold in the tub and caulking was blackened and pealing off, rust stains on the tub, crusted dirt in the corners, and used women's underwear under the bed. There are also a lot of unsupervised kids in the pool area which would be fine if they were all well behaved, but one was such a menace we couldn't safely enjoy ourselves and had to go back to our room. The hot tub in the pool area is the color of urine, though the others looked clean. I went and told the woman at the front desk who asked for my room number and said they "would have someone check into it", no apologies, no offer to make it right. Someone was supposed to check into it before I checked in and paid $212/night for this room, HOUSEKEEPING, MAINTENANCE and MANAGEMENT! It's their whole job. It is a great concept and building, and with some solid maintenance, quality management and some really really deep cleaning, it could be great again. As it currently stands, it is WAAAY over priced and pretty gross.

Easy, friendly check in and check out. Beautiful facility will definitely be staying here again…read morewhen visiting Casper!! Beds were comfortable. There are 5 hot tubs. Pool only goes to 5 feet but that was good enough for me and my daughter. There is also a kiddie pool.

Pool is always closed, Memorial day weekend, was a main reason we stayed there. second time this…read morehas happene.

It was nice and quiet here, and clean. The tv is a bit dated and doesn't go on the internet. I had…read moretrouble getting water to come out in the shower- am not sure if that was user error or something that needed to be fixed but brought it to the attention of the owner and they were prompt and professional about it. My stay wasn't very long so it didn't make much difference but could have. They had a mini fridge and microwave that worked very well. No temperature issues. Pool looked pretty well-kept though I did not try it. Breakfast was free and they offered slightly different food the second morning. It was a decent spread for breakfast and yes I've seen more variety but am not disappointed. If I could figure out the faucet I may stay here more as the owner seems to take pride in their work and is attentive.

My husband and I have stayed at this hotel once per year nearly every year for the past decade. It…read moreis one of the highlights of our year. We go to Casper for the Casper dog show in July and this is our first choice for our hotel. First and foremost it is absolutely pet friendly. For us the hotel that is not pet friendly might as well not exist. We are only on the road because of the dogs and dog events so if our dogs are not allowed we will not darken the door. Second, I have not found the problems mentioned by many of the reviews of this hotel. For us the place is clean. The AC works just fine. When the AC quit they fixed it within two hours. If anything the AC is so powerful I keep having to turn it down. There is a delightful bar good food and a precious outdoor patio. There are flowers everywhere and the vistas are beautiful. For all of these reasons I recommend the hotel. But there are some other things about this hotel that no one has mentioned in the reviews I saw. First among these is the artwork. Someone with extraordinary and subtle taste, a keen ability to see something beautiful in the everyday reality of western life that is something that is reflected in the artwork. The artwork is another one of the main reasons we stay in this hotel. The Ramkota is not part of a national chain. It is a unique reflection of Wyoming, of Casper, of the west. That uniqueness is captured in the artwork and it's worth staying here for that alone. It is far more interesting than any national chain hotel. I would give this hotel five stars except for the politics. And I really do think that the ownership needs to look carefully at the diversity of its clientele and at the message being sent to its customers. Many of us are coming from outside of Wyoming. Not everybody out there thinks the way Wyoming voters think. Two years ago the floor mats in the lobby were a glorification of the fossil fuel industry. I thought "Wow, That's pretty outdated!" The management caught on and today those floormats are gone. Good for them! That is the kind of change they need to make in order to make the hotel appeal to a broad range of visitors who are not from Wyoming. But this morning at breakfast I was hit in the face with Fox News. I do understand that there are many in Wyoming who prefer and believe Fox News. But outside of Wyoming there are a lot of us who would rather open the day with a news channel that is more neutral and trustworthy. Get rid of Fox News and this would be a five-star hotel!

The area surrounding the hotel was not the greatest (especially at night). For $142 (1 night) it is…read morenot worth it. We stopped just to rest and break up the driving and for the price, i've stayed at MOTELS that were much nicer and at the very least, clean. Trash was left behind on the TV stand, the walls were littered with mystery fluids and stains, and the "do not disturb sign" appeared as though someone drug it through a greasy hamburger and set it aside for us. The shower was dirty enough that the wife did not feel comfortable showering. Staff weren't the friendliest and overall not an impressive experience considering the price.

Disgusting and Neglected - Do Not Stay Here…read more NEGATIVE STARS! This hotel was one of the worst experiences I've had. The mattresses are extremely old and completely worn out--no support left at all. The bedding is just as bad, with visible tears and a decades-old mattress. Allergy sufferers, stay far far away. Cleanliness is non-existent. I wiped down the nightstand top, desk top, door handles, light switches, and faucet with Lysol wipes--and the wipes came away yellow and black. Absolutely filthy. The floors clearly hadn't been vacuumed in a very long time, and to top it all off, the shower was full of pubic hair. This place is beyond unacceptable. Do yourself a favor and book elsewhere.

No hot water. The key cards work maybe 1 out of every 1000 attempts so you end up needing the front…read moredesk to open your own door. Not even the bare minimum here.

Parking ~ Abundant and complimentary parking. Parking lot is extremely well lit very safe area,…read moreeasily accessible handicap parking. Lobby ~ The lobby is well appointed and an open and welcoming space. The front desk is easily accessible and ADA Compliant. All areas are clear of any encumberances and well lit. The breakfast area is adjacent to the lobby and well appointed. The Breakfast ~ OUTSTANDING! I was extremely surprised. I stay in hotels on regular basis and just in the last year I frequented a variety of them throughout the US and abroad. This breakfast buffet was represented very well. This is the first time I have seen a farm fresh yogurt machine. The product was outstanding. They offered the regular cereals, aids, bacon, variety of muffins and breads and pickles. And they have a waffle machine. I addition to juices, coffee and a plethora of tea options. The plastic ware was obtained by a single serve machine, ensuring a higher level of cleanliness. Hard boiled eggs were in individual serving packages, first time seeing this - eggselent! Coffee and tea cups were very sturdy not the flimsy ones you usually get. Rooms ~ I was exhausted when I arrived. Jack and was seamless, friendly and professional. It was very very late and the young man who helped me was just as polite and friendly as if it had been during normal check in hours. The room was unexpectedly spacious and very clean. Usually I could always find hair in a corner, dirt in a corner of a bathtub or a sink that hasn't been fully wiped out. Not in this room. I looked. Everything was on point. Include two separate bars of packaged soap. One for the laboratory and one for the shower. Water pressure was more than adequate. I have long hair and more than once have I had to utilize the faucet in the bathtub to rinse my hair completely. Not here! The air conditioner filter was clean worked perfectly, no allergy medicine today for me. In the room was very proportionately decorated and accompanied by furniture that appeared fairly new. There was a mini refrigerator and coffee machine in the room. I have stayed recently in Vegas and they've removed the coffee machines from most. The curtains closed completely and hung appropriately. With no gaps they were truly blackout curtains. Customer Service ~ everyone I encountered from the lobby to my room we're in credibly genuinely friendly and courteous. This town is located in Wyoming and the folks here are just very friendly and kind. I would definitely return and stay specifically at this hotel. Incredibly clean every area and facet of the hotel was wiped down, dusted and the windows were spotless. The artwork was both tasteful and appropriate. The furniture choices in Decor were sophisticated and timeless. The spacing in the dining area was appropriate most places you're literally sitting right on top of one another not here, very large and ample seating area with very appropriate spacing where the employees take great pride in maintaining a very clean and upscale establishment this hotel is located in a very safe area that is convenient to any business you may have in the area and or travel plans for sightseeing. This is definitely a go-to option if you're in town. I was highly impressed to say the least.

Very nice, modern and clean hotel that's dog friendly. I feel safe parking here too. Clean and…read moremodern with a decent breakfast. No longer just cereal and juice! They provide fresh fluffy eggs, sausage, toast (white, bagel and English muffin), juices, a machine that dispenses not only coffee but cappuccinos, lattes. The fitness center is bigger than most Best Westerns I've been to and no one was using it so I had it all to myself. They have a running machine, free weights, a pulley type machine and a recumbant type bicycle. They also have filtered water too! Oh and cleaning wipes for the equipment. The hotel is located at the far end of town so you feel a little isolated but that's ok since we don't need to be in town.

A Wyoming Gem - Red Butte Ranch is Unforgettable!…read more If you're planning a visit to the Casper, WY area, look no further than Red Butte Ranch--it's not just a place to stay, it's an experience you'll carry with you long after you've gone. Ruth, the heart and soul of the Ranch, is an absolute force of nature. She doesn't know the meaning of the words "slow down" or "give up." Her tireless energy and sincere hospitality create a welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel more like a treasured guest in her home than a traveler passing through. Ruth's warmth, charm, and can-do attitude are just the beginning--she goes out of her way to ensure every detail of your stay is perfect. Whether it's making sure your accommodations are just right, giving advice on local attractions, or sharing a good story, Ruth's presence adds a special touch you won't find anywhere else. The property itself is stunning. Nestled right along the North Platte River, Red Butte Ranch offers unbeatable access to Wyoming's natural beauty. Imagine waking up to the sound of rushing water, breathing in fresh mountain air, and enjoying coffee with a view that looks like it came straight out of a movie. (It actually did too! John Wayne's last film was shot with the Red Butte as a backdrop!) You can fish right from the banks, use one of their two private boat ramps to launch your own boat, swim in the river, or just sit back and watch bald eagles soar overhead. For the more adventurous, there's no shortage of things to do: Hiking through scenic terrain Rockhounding for local treasures Fly fishing in world-renowned trout waters Horseback riding, floating the river, or simply taking in the wildlife--it's all right there. Even if you're not the outdoorsy type, the Ranch is a peaceful retreat where you can unwind, recharge, and appreciate the quiet majesty of Wyoming's landscape. The views alone are worth the stay. Bottom line: I can't recommend Red Butte Ranch enough. Whether you're passing through for a night or planning an extended getaway, make this your home base in Wyoming. It's the only place I'll ever stay in Casper, and I'd give it ten stars if I could. Beautiful setting, incredible host, and unforgettable memories.

I've stayed here and my brother and nephew stayed here over the last two years. We are hoping to…read morebook again this summer. We really love the location and personal attention and warmth Ruth brings to the B&B. The other guests were enjoyable as well. i wouldn't change a thing.

There are hotels that dazzle a man with marble columns, crystal chandeliers, and enough decorative…read morepillows to smother a buffalo. Then there are hotels that win him over by performing the simple miracle of being run by people who appear glad he exists. This establishment belongs proudly in the latter category. The breakfast itself was nothing that would cause a revolution in American lodging. It was the same continental breakfast we all know and love from sea to shining sea: eggs of uncertain ambition, waffles aspiring to greatness, a standard issue pancake printer, imported whole fruit lovingly hand-wrapped in cellophane, and coffee tasked with carrying the whole enterprise upon its weary shoulders. Yet what distinguished this breakfast was not the menu but the ministry. A guest found herself engaged in mortal combat with a waffle that had become permanently attached to the waffle maker. Before the struggle could escalate into litigation, a server appeared, liberated the imprisoned pastry, and restored peace to the republic. Empty plates vanished almost before they were empty. Coffee cups were replenished with a vigilance usually reserved for national defense. OK, I embellish the effort just a little. But darn if it didn't feel that way as a matter of comparison to the usual economy hotel punishment. Good service cannot improve a mediocre breakfast into a great one, but it can perform something nearly as remarkable: it can make a fellow forget he is eating a mediocre breakfast. Attitude, as it turns out, is an ingredient. The room itself was pleasantly spacious. Most modern hotels provide Wi-Fi and consider the matter settled. This room, however, offered a dedicated Ethernet connection. I plugged in out of curiosity and discovered speeds that made the Wi-Fi seem less like a technology and more like a suggestion. There was also a second-tier vanity shelf, a humble feature whose usefulness cannot be adequately appreciated until one has spent years balancing toiletries upon surfaces apparently designed by people who own only a toothbrush. Now, no honest account would be complete without mentioning the defects. The room resisted darkness. The window shades approached the task with enthusiasm but not competence, allowing enough light around the edges to remind a sleeper that somewhere outside, the universe remained operational. More perplexing was the hairdryer. It resided in a wall mount equipped with a small nightlight that glowed continuously. I searched for a switch with determination and, eventually, with suspicion. Either no switch existed, or I lacked the intellectual qualifications to locate it. Both explanations remain plausible. In the end, I left with favorable impressions. The breakfast was ordinary. The room had quirks. Yet the staff possessed that increasingly rare talent of making inconveniences feel small and guests feel welcome. And often, that makes all the difference.

Quality Inn served its purpose. Provided a comfortable bed, shower and a decent included breakfast…read moreat a very affordable price. Everything was clean, plenty of parking and ok area. The quality of this quality is 3 stars, but because of the customer service I shoot them four stars. From the check in counter to the lady working the breakfast section excellent customer service was provided.