This is an older no frills hotel that is well maintained. Our room was very clean. Everything in the common areas was clean and in good repair. Even the luggage cart rolled well! The front desk was very friendly. I appreciate that it is staffed 24/7. read more

Walked in after 9pm after being refused my check in at the Red Lion around the corner because their "system was down". The gentleman at the desk was attentive and an absolute godsend at the end of a very stressful day of travel. The double queen room was clean and had everything we needed. The hotel itself was well kept. Looking forward to the continental breakfast in the morning. A great room for the price. Would definitely stay again if I found myself in Gillette again. read more

This is by far one of the cleanest, friendliest, nicest hotels in which we have stayed. Everything, room, entry way, dining area was neat and tidy, the breakfast was very good and kept stocked, and the staff were exceptional. We give our stay 5 stars. read more

The ceiling in our bathroom was leaking. The facility is not kept in good repair. The staff came into the room to check the ceiling while my husband was in there sleeping. They moved our room at request and the keys didn't work the first 3 times. Returned later that evening to find our keys weren't working. They turned them off because they said they didn't know who was in the room. Highly do not recommend. read more

Hotel Hell. Usually I'm not the one to complain, or give a bad review.. But staying here, was a terrible experience, and this is a never again! Including since I was on a business trip! Driving four hours is already semi crazy, then getting to the Days Inn where the service is rude, of course is going to add anxiety.. They demanded a credit card, even though they took my boss's credit card the previous night. I head up to the room after a long day! And this is what I come to find in the room! Bugs! Dirty tub that looks like it was left dirt and grime from it not being able to drain properly! The air conditioner was not cleaned out, and honestly I was super afraid to look at the filter! Breathing that in for people who have asthma like myself is super scary!! Finally they put me into a king size room... I pulled the bed out in front of them & the manager looked me dead in my face and asked me if I was allergic to dust? People who have asthma are not allergic to dust but it makes it hard for us to breathe! On top of that, he told me the cleaning services don't get behind the bed!! What? How do you put the clean sheet on? If you don't pull the bed back even just a little?? Then the next morning, the same "manager" was standing outside my door, almost making me think they were listening to me to leave because he said, "oh good, I was getting ready to knock" "I need those photos you showed me yesterday" as I'm walking out!!! Leaving to my job!!! Please please please!! Do not stay here! You will get harassed & told you are a liar even when there is photograph proof. Don't try it. Ever. Much love though! Xoxo Brittney read more

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I am a business traveller and recently stayed at the Day's Inn, Gillette for 7 nights. As Group Coordinator I had arranged for several colleagues also staying at the same hotel. I chose this hotel mainly due to its proximity to a local work-related event we were attending. THE PRO'S: Credit where it's due: the Day's Inn has comfy beds and polite front desk management who, for the most part, appear eager to please. THE CONS: One of the front desk managers had agreed repeatedly that we could settle our bill when we checked out, but upon arrival at the hotel he changed his tune and nervously insisted we each pre-pay for our rooms there and then. (perhaps he knew what sort of crummy experience we were about to have, and was afraid we would bolt before our 7 nights were up). Given our business event was about to start we didn't have time or resources to look for an alternative hotel. So we reluctantly complied and each pre-paid him for our rooms. The room had 2 queen beds, and a kitchenette, fridge and microwave. But no no plates, cups, or silverware. The room has an AC unit that wheezed so loudly and non-rhythmically that first night that I had to find a music station on my cellphone and play it all night in an attempt to drown out the sound. As for the aroma, the room smelled extremely stale, and wherever I looked there was dust, dirt, and on the handrail on the wall above the bath, I saw a mildew/toothpaste-looking substance which I didn't dare touch. (what IS that stuff?!) The floors and bathroom were not clean. The hotel's handyman showed up unannounced (except for a knock at the door). The front desk didn't bother tell me he was on his way up. He pulled out the dirty filter in the AC unit and rinsed it off in my bathroom sink, right next to my personal items, like my toothbrush. He then inserted the filter back into the AC unit, while it was still wet, insisting there's no harm in doing this. (really? what about promoting the growth of mold and mildew?) I was immediately glad that the AC stopped wheezing, but a moment later disgusted that the room still smelled like a wet dog chewing an old sock. Repair man said he couldn't smell anything, and that anyway each room in the hotel tended to smell like its occupant. (is that a veiled insult, perhaps? How could you say such a thing to a guest! I had just moved in, and was NOT the cause of the musty smell in the room!) REPLACEMENT ROOM: The front desk promised to give me a better-maintained room in the morning, also with 2 Queen beds and a kitchenette. But as an interim room that night they gave me a smaller room, with a King bed. But this room also turned out to be dirty, albeit in different places. For example, when I about to take a shower I saw human hair on the "fresh" towels. The next day the Front Desk renewed their offer to move me again, but by now I was exhausted, and had little confidence that the third room would be in a better condition than the first two. To cap it all off, in the first room the two men who function as hotel maids had thrown out my bag of food and my computer power plug, both of which were on the counter. When I confronted they acted like I never had those items there in the first place. Front desk have promised to compensate me for the "lost" items. It's been a couple of days since I checked out: let's see if the credit on my card comes through, and soon. THE FIRE: One of the members of my team had placed his laptop in the safe that was in his room. He later told me, "We knew our passcode. The safe broke." So the hotel's handyman was called to take action. He took the safe down to his workroom on the first floor and using some sort of blowtorch proceeded to cut the door open. The heat and smoke generated by this activity triggered the hotel's fire alarm system to which began to sound loudly. (He later said he told the front desk manger to disable the alarm before it could start sounding and disturbing the guests, but the front desk manager separately said she never received any such instruction. Whatever. Not getting in the middle of that.) We ran down the stairs and saw that on the 2nd floor the loud alarm was accompanied by lights flashing, we had to evacuate our rooms. When we reached the lobby we could smell smoke but the front desk manager told us to return to our rooms. Really? I later learned that this sort of smoke-fire-alarm situation has happened multiple times at the Day's Inn Gillette when other guests who also choose to protect their valuables in the safe that's in their room at the Day's Inn. The handyman has since promised to remove all safes from the hotel as they are not worth the hassle. (I trust he'll check that they're actually empty before he does this). CONCLUSION: There is some good news: Day's Inn Gillette charged each of us so much per night for our stay that they will soon have enough to start paying for their much needed renovations. I'll leave you to guess whether we'll be back. read more

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Not the best but also not the worst budget accommodations we had on a recent cross-country road trip. It's convenient to the freeway and lots of food options nearby. The front desk staff was very friendly. The place definitely needs some updating, but the room was clean and fairly comfortable. The included "breakfast" is a little misleading, though, as all they had were Hostess-style packaged donuts that you see in 7-11 type stores. Overall, fair price and convenient. read more

my room was clean and sufficient for what I needed. My issue is with the gentleman who checked me in at 10pm, in a room full of people He decided to announce my room number so that everyone could hear him. this made me quite uncomfortabl. read more

I checked in here very late at night and didn't research it before checking in so I had no preconceived notions. The young lady working overnight at the front desk was very helpful and very pleasant. The lobby looked clean but I could smell that old musty cigarette smoke odor coming from the hallway. The room at first glance seemed clean and roomy enough for 1 person looking for a few hours of sleep. If you look closer you see that only the most visible areas get cleaned on a regular basis. The edges of the carpet hadn't been vacuumed in a while and the handles and faucets were dirty. The bath towels are like sandpaper so you can get dried and exfoliate at the same time. I think if they did a better job of cleaning and banned smoking on their premises they might be okay. I won't be returning to this place when other options are available. read more

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This place was a dump. The bedbugs were bad. Left little red spots all over me. Never stay here again.

NO THANK YOU. We stayed for a soccer tournament this last weekend and the staff was very friendly. Took the elevator up and it smelled sooooo bad. The next time up, we tried the stairs, not as bad. We got to our room, it was FRIGID!!! We turned the heater up to 86*, and left it on all night but it never warmed up fully. The bathroom floor was like ice, so we went to put towels down and they were DAMP. Yuck. Went to wash our hands...bathroom sink water had no hot water. Needless to say, we canceled our reservation for the next soccer tournament and will be staying elsewhere. read more

Manager was unaccommodating, rude, and lied. we walked out.

If you're looking for a hotel, STEER CLEAR of this deceptive, dishonest, and disgusting business. They advertise themselves as PET friendly when in fact they are not. You can research their policy on their website and talk to their staff and they will not disclose that they do not accept CATS. Only dogs. But they get you by only using the word PETS. So after you checkout you will discover a $500 additional charge to your account. When you call to find out why, that's when they finally divulge that info then they'll tell you that you should've known and left your cat in the car. Then they refuse to call you back regarding the issue. The rooms are full of other people's hair and stained towels. You couldn't pay me to stay here again. I am absolutely repulsed and DO NOT RECOMMEND. read more

This place is cheap which is great for saving money but you can see where they stop there. The room upon walking in not only had a stale smell of air but also there was hair on the sink in, the hairdryer and the tub. But to top it off there was USED soap in the shower with MORE HAIR! I did housekeeping before so I know that sometimes you miss things but really? read more

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Not the worst but I don't recommend. When I walked in to check in I was the only guest in the lobby. I waited on the guy running the frount desk to finish his conversation about what he was having for dinner with another worker. My first room had dirty towels and unmade bed had to go back to the desk for a clean room. He apologized. The hallway had not been vacuumed I quite awhile. Rooms were outdated. But seemed clean. When I went out the side door I noticed they were not locked or had a key entry. So anyone could wonder in threw the night. Also smelled of old smoke. read more

Days Inn by Wyndham Gillette - Hotels Near Me - Gillette, Wyoming

Dirty, Gross, Small, Cost more than some b&b's we stayed in on this trip. I sort of was looking for the slot to put my quarter so the bed could vibrate, it was just that bad. read more

Continental breakfast was nothing to cheer about. Donuts were stale. Water pressure was good and loved the soft water. Pillows were hard as rocks but bed was ok. Blow dryer in room didn't work and remote for tv was hard to use - think it might need new batteries. Cost was good and front desk people were nice. read more

We stayed at this Days Inn on July 25 & 26th. It is way overpriced. I did not have a previous reservation, and called the day we arrived in Gillette. I was told they had a deluxe room available for the two nights for $145.00 a night. Not sure if we could have gotten the room cheaper by prebooking. Check in was fine. We rode the scary elevator to the second floor and found our room. I'm not sure what was so deluxe about this room other than it had a refridgerator and a microwave. The room was so small! The green carpet was bunching in several spots and is desperately in need of being restretched. When you turned on the hot water for the bathroom sink the pipes made a horrible noise that could wake even the heaviest sleeper up. We were gone all day Saturday from the early morning until very late that night. As we walked down the hallway, there was a large bag of garbage in the hallway. Once inside our room we realized that it had not been cleaned at all. No fresh towels, the trash had not been removed. It was quiet clear that housekeeping had not even been to our room at all. When my husband went back down to the front desk for fresh towels and to let them know our room hadn't been taken care of, the clerk told him it was the second complaint she had received. Breakfast was nothing fancy, your run of the mill, waffles, cold cereals, danishes, yogurts. We didn't really eat here, just grabbed a yogurt and left. On check out when asked about our stay, I once again mentioned the bag of trash in the hallway, which was still there, and the fact that our room hadn't been cleaned. The clerk apologized. My advise...don't stay here! There are plenty of other places in Gillette, and just about anything would be better than this Days Inn read more

Over priced for a "NO Star" inn with poor customer service and business practices. I travel and usually have extended stays. So they give the patron that will carry them through the winter with the crappiest room on the floor... They raise the rates twice and the second time unannounced. When I confronted the owner about his poor business practice he told my I wasn't making sense!! Whats there not to get??? I would rather sleep in my vehicle than stay there again. read more

Only one elevator so always some waiting during morning "rush hour". The breakfast includes Walmart bulk bagels and donuts. Last time stayed here on a group trip and the hotel even eliminated hard-boiled eggs from the breakfast. read more

I was on the first floor so I didn't hassle with the elevator, and I skipped the breakfast and can't comment on that. :-) Staff was friendly, room was large and clean. Guest laundry facilities available. read more

Room was clean, and the bed was really comfortable. It was very reasonably priced and was really nice to have a mini fridge and microwave! Will definitely be my go to hotel whenever I stay in Gillette. read more

Furniture is old and the TV is 25" CRT, but the rooms were clean and quiet. The bed was comfortable and the staff courteous. Breakfast was good too. Ther are newer places in town, but this met all of my expectations for a Days Inn. read more

I am on a driving trip and I booked a room here a few weeks ago. My aunt had a stroke. I have cancelled my trip to be with her. Other hotels I had booked were very considerate of this special circumstance. This hotel, though, refused to acknowledge that emergencies happen. When I rebook my trip in a couple of months I certainly will not stay here. read more

What a dump of a hotel! Checked in with only one other car in the parking lot and asked for a king size bed. Was told there wasn't one. Room was filthy! Beds are old, sagging and hard as a rock! read more

I would give this hotel ZERO stars! I was traveling from Washington state to Wisconsin with my 5 year old nephew. My car blew the head gasket in Missoula on my way to this hotel. When I called expedia to cancel this reservation, the hotel refused to allow expedia to refund my money. I asked to speak with the manager, and 3 times the front desk lady called me back to tell me the manager didn't have the time to call me back. I offered to book another room through them if they would allow expedia to refund my money, as I would be going through WY as soon as I could leave Montana with my fixed car. The manager would still not return my phone call (even the following days!) The reason they wouldn't refund my money was because "I prepaid". What person traveling alone with a young child doesn't prepay for hotel rooms? They told expedia they couldn't refund because I called at 6pm to cancel, after check in time. Sorry my car didn't blow up sooner. After looking at the reviews I guess I lucked out by not staying at this terrible hotel. The guy below who mentioned poor business practices was absolutely correct! All of the other days inn along my route were awesome and more than willing to cancel. What should have been an awesome roadtrip back east was ruined by a pretty terrible major car repair, and made worse by this awful hotel. Do not prebook with this hotel! If something happens to your travel plans they are completely unforgiving and unwilling to work with you to find a solution! read more

My stay in Gillette, WY at the Days Inn January 30 to February 1. The bathtub did not drain, the toilet would not flush on Sunday morning, and the heater stopped working at about 2 on Sunday morning. The staff was awful and very uncaring. The entire hotel was so dirty that we didn't not want to sit anywhere in the lobby or the breakfast area. All furniture is stained and very worn. We switched rooms the first night because there was blood on the bathroom wall. This is the damage to the second room. The ceiling has water damage. The bathroom wall has water damage then painted over, and the walls are also stained. The bathtub was stained. The toilet paper holder was broken and very dirty. The tray and ice tray were unusable because they were also dirty. The coffee maker was also very dirty. The blow dryer was dirty and broken. All light switches were very dirty and sticky. The doors were gross. We also had stained towels they actually looked like they were picked up and folded from off of the floor. There was coffee on the counter in the bathroom. No one in my room drinks coffee or had coffee in the room. There was what looked like snot on the walls. The chairs were stained. The microwave, refrigerator, and tv did not look like they had been wiped down in months. The box spring on one of the beds was coming apart. And there was also blood on the bathroom door with this second room. We had 3 other rooms in this hotel and every room was the same as this one. Our first room was 316 and the second was 324. The front desk clerk on Sunday morning was on her cell phone and had her husband there as well when I was trying to speak with her. The head housekeeper was trying to place the blame on me as to why their rooms were gross. The front desk clerk was up in our room with my 14 year old daughter and another young lady and the front desk clerk tried to shoulder check my daughter and told her she was rude. This issue was not resolved and they were not interested in what I had to say. I have been emailing Jean, Brand Specialist, Wyndham Hotel Group and Kelsey, Brand Specialist, Wyndham Hotel Group. In their emails they stated that this would be taken care of. As of today it has not. I spoke with the owner of the Days Inn in Gillette and he also was not interested in what I had to day. He called both myself and my 14 year old daughter liars. He was very defensive and argumentative. I have emailed him the picture that I took of our room. I am happy share the pictures of the room on here as well. I have already put in a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. read more