I was in town for a conference and decided to stay here since they had a group discount with the…read moreevent. The facility was clean and all the people were very nice! They are doing a lot of perks to help drive business like free dinner, breakfast, to go bags, and more. However, I was stressed out with a late flight that there wouldn't be someone to check me in. The perks only last during the week. I think that you should provide it everyday or gone. Just be consistent. I would recommend a stay at this establishment.

We were told the hotel was "out of do not disturb signs," so we didn't have one. On the day of…read morecheckout, we were aggressively disturbed THREE TIMES by cleaning staff. When we were ready to leave, they had blocked the hallway with cleaning carts and garbage cans. They cleared the hall halfway to allow us to push the luggage cart to the elevator. We were exiting an accessible room. What if one of us had been in a wheelchair? I have never encountered this kind of rudeness and disrespect at a hotel in my life. The front desk staff pretended to care, but it was part of a pretend-nice attitude that we also received when checking in. The cleanliness of our hotel room was not what it should have been, and there were small problems, such as a hole in the blind, scuffs on the walls, a robe hook about to fall off the bathroom door, a toilet paper holder that didn't work. I would NEVER stay at this hotel again. It's supposed to be upscale, but it is all just a veneer.

On arrival, they could not locate my reservation. Person behind the desk was foreign and VERY hard…read moreto understand. He repeatedly said I had no reservation. Finally, he called someone on the phone who was able to locate my reservation. IN the meantime, I looked around the lobby: dirty walls, smelled funky, worn carpet, and fraying furniture. This place is nothing like the pictures they post online. By the way: the Best Places rating they brag about online is from 2018! When I spoke to the person on the phone, I told him I did not want to stay and asked if I would be charged if I chose not to stay. He said "NO" I would not be charged. I left and found another hotel in town for my wife and I. Now that I am home, I checked my credit card and see that I was charged the full amount. I called the Motel to discuss and spoke to the same person as before: he lied and said we never talked about canceling and he never said I would not be charged. I am disputing the charge with my bank. Bottom line: this is not a nice place and is staffed with people who only want your money. Read the recent reviews of this property and move on. It is not what is represented.

Love this motel! Owned by two grumpy not really, very loving Florida Gator gents! Dogs welcome…read more Roomsvare large and extremely liveable. Glassware in the rooms with ashtrays in hand. Goback in time the bathrooms are almost a liveable suite. Huge living room in entrance with sofas, fireplace, etc. You never wanna leave hom here. Ranch restaurant across the street. Wyoming is an unforgiven place. Harder than the Alamo. They want you to "307 full". I found good neighbors and friends here, that I wouldn't trade for anything in the world. My ex husband begs to differ. You have to be willing to wait a long time to be accepted and drive a lot. Steamboat still rocks On full blast!

Our stay is always convenient. I am impressed with the customer service and continental breakfast…read more We'll be back soon.

Ok officially fed up with this hotel. Now I have someone doing construction work next door to my…read moreroom and there is banging and even grinding. Sounds like they are working on flooring. It's 10:50 at night!!! Called the front desk and told them next call is the police. This is bullshit. New operating owner is Kavish Patel. He is definitely going to get an ear full. Definitely going to spread my reviews around to ruffle some feathers. They charge over $200 a night and they treat their guests like this.

Couldn't be happier with this place. From the smile on the front desk agent, to the cleanliness of…read morethe entire property, absolutely living up to the IHG brand. We checked in around 1:30am Aug. 18. The young woman at the front desk was kind, well informed, and extremely professional. Please relay our gratitude to her for us! Sorry I don't remember her name! Room was clean and cozy, bathroom was perfectly in order, and the lobby looked great.

There's only one elevator so if your room happens to be at the opposite end it really puts a damper…read moreon travel. Also the breakfast was horrible! I got a very simple scrabbled eggs, sausage and toast and the were soggy. The sausage links were terrible. If you have to stay here do yourself a favor and go out for breakfast!

It's a shit show here. Old building with an in wall air conditioner that will not run more than 15…read moremin. Not even the fan will run without having to get up if every 15 minutes to jiggle around the knobs again. I think they have an override on the system to shut down during night. People were loud in the hallways at midnight. Then had somebody outside my room pound on the outside slider door and run away. This is like sleeping in a half way house. Every hotel in town is sold out, and this is what is left. Do not stay here!

Do not stay here unless it is your only option. Toilet had skid marks left in it. Bath tub had…read morehair in it. Toe nail clippings on the capert by the bed. Checked out and left.

We recently stayed at the Wind River Hotel on our trip through Wyoming to Grand Teton and…read moreYellowstone National Parks. We were very happy with our experience at Wind River. Their concern and care for their guests during COVID-19 was much appreciated by us. Masks were required at all times in the property unless dining in one of the restaurants. As one other reviewer shared the hotel was very clean and the bed was very comfortable. If we hadn't been passing through we would have stayed another evening. You should note that you do need to walk through the casino to reach the restaurants. There is a non-smoking section in the casino but there is also a smoking section. Even though we aware neither smokers or interested in the casino the stay at the hotel positively outweighed the casino and smoking area. We were glad to think we were supporting the local tribe. Our stay at Wind River was one of the best experiences we had over two weeks of staying in various hotels during our trip. Thank you, Wind River.

Gift shop staff was to busy complaining to her colleagues about customers. The shelves should of…read morebeen stocked with merchandise. Especially during the holidays or tribal events. You know dam well profit would be good with out of staters. #Large and extra large T-shirts in need.#

Ohhh dear universe, what the fuck is it with me having truck problems in random places and finding…read more1 star hooker houses to spend the night? The pro: 1. $60 a night was the cheapest in town. 2. Shower kinda worked and AC was cool enough, more on that The cons: 1. High crime area: A vehicle was broken into overnight during my stay. 2. Weekly rates. 3. Owner did not answer me when I asked if they offer a AAA discount, maybe because his kids were yelling about and making a small ruckus? 4. Checking out, same thing. Rang the bell, kid comes out to greet me. I think they need to make her a nametag and give her a W2 at this point... 5. The room: DIRTY. Soap scum on the soap...bag, bottle, blister pack, whachamacallit? See pics 5a. Mirrors streaked and dirty 5b. Hair on my bed. Yuck. Whatever, I was too tired to care. 5c. Table and windowsill had marks from old food, condensation off water glasses, etc 5d. Speaking of which, a little glass cleaner and a microfibre towel would work wonders on the windows 5e. Still has a room key, not a card. Wow, haven't seen that since...maybe 2002ish, Curry Village, Yosemite? 6. Room was 90 plus degrees upon initial entry. AC Set to 61, took hours to cool down. 7. Kind of tight parking lot, use the outer lot Perhaps, this would be a 5 star review absent the rooms filth and the lack of professionalism from the owner. Seriously, I've worked retail, restaurant, auto shops, janitorial, construction, and motel roomskeeping my whole life: A little bit of good smelling disinfectant, Windex, Kaboom and a carpet shampooer would go a lllooonnngggg way here. Until then, skip.

The man running this motel is very rude and unprofessional. He called the afternoon we were driving…read moreinto town to confirm our reservation, we did. But when we got to the motel he tried telling me I only reserved a one bed room (I didn't, I reserved a two bed room because as much as I love my dad, I would rather not share a bed with him and my spouse). I showed him my printed reservation, and he told me he changed the room because he assumed we would only need one bed. He then told me I could have one bed or go to another motel. What a wonderful experience...... Save yourself and get another room. Others in town would be a few dollars more, but worth it.

Don't Be Fooled by the Pictures This place is a dump. The…read moreroom was disgusting -- hair in the tub, questionable stains on the bed, and a smell that hit you as soon as you walked in. The chairs were stained and filthy, and even the coffee pod from the last guest was still there. I contacted corporate and was told the hotel would issue a refund. That was weeks ago. The manager promised it more than once, then told me today he'd "look into it in a week" and hung up on me. Total scam move. This is not what you expect from a Wyndham-branded hotel. Avoid this place

This is what a called a cockroach motel. The hour motel at jersey is cleaner than this. The aroma…read moreof cigarettes is all over the place. Unfortunately, I only have disinfectant wipes to clean with. The parking lot is shady. If I haven't paid for this online, I would've gone somewhere else. I'm hoping I don't get bedbugs. Wyndham, you should be ashamed of yourself not inspecting your franchise hotel.

I would leave a lower review but there isn't negative numbers. The room stinks, had a used make up…read moreapplicator on the floor. The bed had a big either period or crap stain on the sheets it was disgusting! The only great part is they did return my money with no hesitation and the man at the front desk was very nice. I would NEVER recommend this to anyone.

I found this property to be filthy and unsanitary. The stairs and halls hadn't been cleaned in…read moreweeks. The carpet was a danger due to rips and holes. My room was dank and musty. There was mold around the bathtub. A piece of 2x4 was used to prop up the sink leg. It was so disgusting that I immediately checked out and booked a room at another place in Riverton.

Albert Einstein once wrote: "The most beautiful emotion we can experience is the mysterious. It is…read morethe fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of all true art and science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead, a snuffed-out candle..." It was the evening of the 2017 total solar eclipse. I was in the middle of an epic motorcycle trip and I had just witnessed the most spectacular celestial event I have ever seen. It was fantastic and I was still riding this high when I pulled into Riverton. The eclipse brought in quite a few "outsiders" to the town and most hotels were booked and a traffic delay had caused me to change my camping plans. I rode through town and found two somewhat worn-out looking motels still advertising vacancy. I got to the edge of town, turned around, and pulled into the first one I came across. The Ol' Wyoming. It was there I met the snuffed out candle. It was only about 9:00 p.m. but the town seemed to tuck-in early. I rang the bell for the Ol' Wyoming and a large, tough looking guy answered the door and made it apparent that I was a disruption. He scowled, then barked that he had a room and told me to come in. He was checking something on his computer and I was still so excited about what I had seen that day so I asked him if they had good weather for the eclipse. Smoldering Candle: "I wouldn't know. I never saw it. I dont care about nature and crap like that! Cant you see all the idiots in town! I was working all day and I just want to go to bed". Now friends, this may not be exactly what was said but it is the jest of the conversation to the best of my recollection.. As I recall the exchange was a bit more vulgar and perhaps a little mockingly he gave me the stink-eye. He then quoted me a price for the room. It was going to be 3X the going rate traveler, we take cash or credit cards. My first thought was "what? he was here and did not even step outside to see it?". My next thought was "So much for the advertised low rates". No wonder there was a room left. Some desperate sod will roll into town around midnight and that will be his only option. Probably doubled in price again by that time. Ugh. I said thanks and went to the next dump that still had rooms available. A sweet old lady gave me that room for $50. That was a stretch for that room too but hell if I was going to give my cash to the snuffed out candle. Maybe the Ol' Wyoming only had one room left and he was trying to maximize his profits. I dont know. Perchance it was the nicest room left in Riverton. I seriously doubt it but I'll never know becasue I'll never go back to the Ol' Wyoming. The place has no heart.