We tried to book the Occidental Hotel and they were sold out. So, they recommended Blue Gables as…read moretheir "other property" and we booked there. Seriously... this place is literally like one of those $20 per night flop house motels. Seriously bad, ill equipped in amenities, tiny, old, moldy, no TV, no phone, no bath soap, short shower curtain insures big puddle in bathroom. Just overall... a total dump! Not worth $20 per night and they charge $143.00. You'd be better off staying in a Motel 6 off the interstate. I will need a shower after staying here.

This is exactly what you want when needing a stopover and a bite to eat- at the right price. This…read moremotel is at the end of main street and just a short walk to nearby coffee and restaurants in downtown Buffalo. It's clean and cute and even boasts a nice looking pool. It was perfect for breaking up our drive and giving us a way to explore Buffalo on foot. Really nice staff, clean cabin with good ventilation/temp control and we loved our walk to dinner and ice cream just down the street.

Short review.... 5 starts cabin with kitchenette, lovely…read morebedroom and bathroom with a super comfy bed. The cabin was super clean, and the kitchen had everything we needed to cook a homemade meal, including coffee and a coffee machine. The cabin was super clean. The place is quiet. It's a mom and pop place (managed by the owners, a very nice and friendly couple). Prices are more than decent for what you get. Walking distance from downtown. Highly recommended! Will definitely go back.

I've stayed here several times the past few years. The cabins are cozy and clean. The service is…read moregreat! They also honor the prices on the website without any funny extra charges. This is where I always stay now whenever my road trips pass through Buffalo.

Beautiful Inn. Very nice owner. Many nice unique touches that made the overnight stay amazing. I…read morewish all places were this awesome!!! The room was beautifully decorated, the bed so very comfortable, shower was amazing, several choices of custom handmade soaps to choose from. There is a lovely sitting room with musical instruments, a sitting room with books and games, and an assortment of snacks. She even provided post cards you can fill out that she would stamp and send for you. This isn't just an Inn, it's an experience! We will absolutely stay there again!

Very charming boutique Victorian style hotel. Surprisingly well managed and professionally by a…read morevery work hard owner. In the middle of nowhere, but is very busy with traveller. Nice clean room and traditional decor on the wall and niknag. Set up of kitchen for breakfast, full of everything that you need for breakfast. Nice cold water in refrigerator everywhere. In my opinion, I think is better than the Grand hotel. Very comfy like your home but tickle in your heart!

If you are visiting Buffalo, Wyoming, staying at the Historic Occidental Hotel is an absolute must…read more The moment you walk through the doors, it honestly feels like stepping back into the Old West. The hotel is beautifully preserved with so much authentic character, history, and charm everywhere you look. We loved exploring the historic saloon, antique decor, creaky wooden floors, and all the incredible stories connected to the hotel. It was amazing knowing legends like Buffalo Bill Cody, Calamity Jane, Teddy Roosevelt, Butch Cassidy, and the Sundance Kid all spent time here. You can truly feel the history throughout the building. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and passionate about the hotel's history, which made the experience even better. The atmosphere was cozy, unique, and unlike any modern hotel experience. We also really enjoyed walking around downtown Buffalo since the hotel is perfectly located right in the heart of town. If you love history, road trips, Western culture, or unique travel experiences, this place is unforgettable. The Historic Occidental Hotel is more than just a hotel -- it's a true Wyoming experience and one of the coolest historic places we've ever visited. Highly recommend! Check out our video on our socials @reessroots

We sat at the bar for 18 minutes before anyone spoke to us. The couple that came in after us and…read moresat at a table was helped before us. The bartender never acknowledged us. We had to get our own menu. Three more employees came by and finally one waited on us. We ordered wings and it took forever to get them. The waitress flung them in front of us and said "here's your wings". No plates, no napkins. There were probably not even 1 pound of wings in the basket. The menu said 2 pounds. No one ever came to see how our food was or if we needed anything else, like another drink. We had to ask to get napkins and that seemed to be a chore for her. After finishing our food, the bartender walked by three times looking at the empty basket but never asking if we needed anything or taking the basket away. We finally got his attention, which wasn't easy, to get our ticket.

Home away from home! This is our 3rd stay in the Coyote Suite and we will be back next year. All…read morethe amenities and conveniences you could ask for. Clean and spacious, a relaxing space after a day sightseeing. There is a flight of stairs to consider, but if that is an issue the host has a ground floor location you can opt for.

awesome place to stay! all the conveniences of home in this…read morefully stocked apartment. its clean, comfortable, quiet, and centrally located. the host is friendly and helpful. we have stayed there twice with reservations already for another stay.

My usual ideal hotel experience: quick check in, top floor request granted, all done with a smile…read more Comfy bed, constant fan, everything was clean and worked. Had to find all the switches to turn off all the weird random lights... but then slept like a rock, checked out early and still had some breakfast to take with me (they start at 7, my vacation days start at 6). I think that covers all the bases. A great stay in buffalo country Buffalo. (I did not see any Buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.)

5 stars for me. A very low rate for a night stay given today's economy. Didn't have a reservation…read moreand was expecting to pay $30-70 more than I did, It's a very clean hotel, conveniently located next to I25 and I90. The guy working the front desk when we checked in was so nice and helpful. Even the guy working the breakfast bar was so friendly. Those two made it feel like a Bed and Breakfast compared to a regular hotel. The food was great for a hotel free breakfast; real gravy for the biscuits and gravy, Dannon zero yogurt, little omelets that were great. My bed was super comfortable and the shower got as hot as one could want. I'd stay here again.

Clean, affordable and friendly. I was able to book in the evening and they even had a military…read morediscount. Just what I needed.

Exactly what I was looking for. Cheapest rate in town, simple and clean. The owner was very nice,…read morethey offer a AAA discount that really made it worth it.

It is as bad as the reviews say. I don't know why so many people care about the pool, but you do…read moreyou. I found a deal rate for the same night and booked while on the road without reading the reviews. Good things: - excellent parking lighting. Can park right outside my room to keep an eye on the car. - lots of shelves in the prefab shower. - The shower is actually pretty okay. - The bed is actually comfortable. That's all. I assume they keep this place as shitty and gross as they can get away with because the clientele is a one and done base; people will always come to Yellowstone and they will always stay here because it's dirt cheap, so the owner and staff don't have to worry about pleasing anyone because they never have to think about a repeat customer. The front door is more like an old gas station door than a hotel entrance. It's two glass doors, almost completely blacked out with window tint. It doesn't look like you've come to the Quality Inn, it looks like you've come to the strip club... but a really seedy one on the wrong street. It's in the same building as a bar and a Mexican restaurant. The covered parking for check in is an afterthought and barely had space for my Tacoma. The inside did not get better. I work in oil and gas and have stayed in some run down hotels as well as small town motels and hostels throughout the west and the world. I don't have much of an ick factor but this one has me on high alert tonight - I brought in my knife to put on my bedside table and put a chair against the door. I have only ever done that once. The exterior doors (again, think gas station entry door) were propped open with a rock into the night. My room has no chain because someone has busted it out and the hotel didn't replace it (but they patched the hole as though it didn't need to be there). The key card door machinery is obviously recent and the doors do not secure well. The latch on mine is loose in the receiving hole. One room's door even has a gap at the top where the door doesn't fill the frame, it's been cut for some reason (this is a fire hazard for that room and may be out of code). There's no sound insulation in the building. There are motorcycles in the parking lot that someone decided to start up at 10pm and they're sitting there doing the Harley bathtub drain thunking which echoes in the windows. There are also semis in the parking lot and inevitably we'll hear that too, though I am very grateful to be on the non-interstate side of the building. There are two "security cameras" in the hallway that are plugged in just underneath, so nefarious actors could easily unplug or just destroy them. I seriously doubt they are real; there are cables hanging down that have nothing connected to them. Cute, I guess. I very seriously doubt the housekeeping here. My towels were heaped in a (folded) pile on the shelf and two had dirty smudges on them. I had 4 lotions, 2 conditioner, no shampoo and no soap. Again, I did something else I never do - checked for bed bugs. The mattress is dark tan which means very poor opportunity to find them. I wore my flip flops the entire time I wasn't in bed. I'm a crunchy girlie who skirts in a floorless tent and usually do yoga in hotels; definitely not here. The chairs are both upholstered and old and nasty. I wish I'd brought my own pillow. I might burn my sleep clothes (not actually but I'll not put them anywhere that will give me a bed bug headache). So.... Stay at your own risk. That is all.

The shower had hairs in it, the wall by the toilet wasn't very clean and there was a dirty towel on…read moretop of the shelf of the closet. The room itself was spacious but we just wish it was cleaner. There also wasn't a very great selection for breakfast in the morning and there was no staff in the lobby/breakfast area.