I never write reviews but wanted to plug this little hotel…read more We are Hampton Inn and Holiday Inn Express loyalists. Traveling across country heading for Boulder from the Badlands and almost all the hotel's were booked. In searching,those two hotels were in the $165 range. Took a chance on this. Great option. Has great rooms with microwave, refrig, shampoo ( not the cheap plastic kind found in the cheap franchises). Good wifi... good tv. Plus a free breakfast at an actual diner next door. Friendly informative staff.

$44.99 for a king presidential suite in Nebraska means a king size bed with a microwave n fridge…read more Cynicism & sarcasm yes but the place isn't bad as a stopover to Mount Rushmore. There are other hotels in Torrington but it so happens that we went during a military convention and all the local hotels were booked, but in all seriousness I really think this hotel is haunted. I kept waking up at 5 then 6 then 7am. I was really excited about Mount Rushmore (No joke) but around 7ish I heard a woman's voice talking right next to me about us and I wasn't able to move and I was trying all my might & will to move. AND NO, I wasn't drinking the night before....but she was a nice spirit. She complimented us....

Beautiful restaurant located on the Main Street of downtown. Impeccable service. Salad was light…read moreand refreshing with a French vinaigrette that's slightly sweet with the perfect balance. Comes with free popcorn as appetizer for every table which my kids devoured !

From the moment we arrived at the property, the exterior of the building took our breath away--its…read morehistoric architecture is truly stunning. The suites are located on the third floor, each beautifully labeled with unique names and secured with key code entries. My son and I each had our own room--I stayed in The Abbott, and he stayed in The Marguerite. The newly renovated interiors exceeded all expectations. Each suite had its own distinct style and charm, with luxurious, high-end finishes that made them feel truly special. I was so impressed that I immediately filmed both rooms and sent the videos to my husband--I just couldn't wait to share the experience with him. The photo I've included in this post is of The Marguerite, my son's room.

Paid just a bit over 50 bucks for a room for 2 people, wow was this a good deal for the money!…read moreEverything clean and functional, no complaints. Close to restaurants, stores, and scenic Scottsbluff Nat'l Monument, of Oregon Trail fame, is just several miles away.

Got a great deal for 3 people traveling, with 2 beds plus a pull-out couch in our room. Staff were…read morefriendly and helpful, and toiletries were well-stocked. Room was clean. Wifi worked without a hitch. A/C unit was not too loud and kept the room cool. A hidden gem on our road trip for a great value.

Nice room, friendly staff; good breakfast…read more - - - - - - - - May, 2025 Visit My wonderful wife and I were able to enjoy a getaway weekend, with a visit to Devils Tower, WY; we flew through Denver and drove to NE Wyoming. The last trip we stayed in Cheyenne and had a nice visit; this time, we wanted to get a bit further north before stopping for the night, and Torrington is a good location; our flight was late, so we arrived just before midnight, quite tired, and the staff had us in our room within 2-3 minutes of walking in the front door - appreciated as we were asleep within minutes. The room was nice, the night and morning staff friendly, and the breakfast a good way to start the day. While we didn't get a change to use them, they have a pool and exercise room. The views from the parking lot are expansive in this beautiful, open country. The Holiday Inn is located around 20-30 minute from Scotts Bluff National Monument - we recommend a visit and recommend staying at the Holiday Inn when you visit Scotts Bluff. Thanks you, Holiday Inn Express team! ----- ----- -----

Absolutely the best Holiday Inn Express that we've stayed at during our 2-week trip (that we are…read morestill, on winding thru the southwest U.S.). The staff were all nice and helpful. The property was updated in July and it is beautiful and CLEAN. The beds were comfortable, shower very nice, breakfast good. Overall, a great stay!

Hotel was clean, staff was kind and breakfast was decent. If you get room 318 ask for a different…read moreroom. Something was very loud and caused the whole room to shake at night. I think it's right next to the mechanics of the hotel. That was our only issue but it was a big issue.

I am writing to formally report a concerning incident involving discrimination against my service…read moreanimal that occurred during my stay at the Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott Scottsbluff, located at 902 Winter Creek Drive, Scottsbluff, NE 69361. On 05/05/25, while I was seated in the dining area where I had been for several hours, a staff member approached me during breakfast service and asked me to leave the area with my task-trained service dog. When I inquired about where I should eat instead, I was directed to either sit in the lobby seating area or at the business center. This occurred despite my having previously explained--both at check-in and again during this incident--that my animal is a service dog, not a pet. The staff member claimed that my removal from the dining area was "for the other guests" and referenced a document I had signed at check-in. However, the document in question pertains to pets, not service animals, which are protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Throughout my time in the dining area, my service dog was properly positioned under the table and out of the way, as required by proper service animal handling protocols. This incident was not only extremely embarrassing, as I was forced to gather my belongings and relocate in front of other guests, but it also represents a violation of my rights under the ADA. According to the ADA, businesses that serve the public generally must allow service animals to accompany people with disabilities in all areas of the facility where the public is normally allowed to go. I filed a complaint with corporate. When corporate called the hotel, the staff reported that I carried my dog through the food line. My dog is a 50-pound Staffordshire mix. Sincerely,

Quiet, clean, with interesting artwork and furniture. Native American and western art. The hosts…read morewere quietly efficient and served a delicious breakfast. The only sound you hear is a distant train but it is only remarkable because it is so quiet at all other times. You are in the middle of a bunch of fields in a renovated barn where the grounds are beautifully maintained and can be used as a wedding venue

My wife recommended staying here while attending a conference in Gering. She said what a wonderful…read moreplace it is. It truly is a beautiful place in one of the most majestic parts of the state. They were very accommodating of me and my fellow guests. It is not like you can just be driving by to find the place, but the effort to go is well worth it. I like the theme rooms and all the treasures on display. I look forward to a future visit very soon.

I spent over 6 months staying at this location. I found it very comfortable and there were very few…read moreissues. The owners are warm and friendly, they treated me and my crew more like family than paying customers. This is the best small hotel/inn that I have stayed in yet. You definitely get your money's worth staying here.

Got stuck in Bridgeport because of a blizzard. Anyway, after spending the night there, our vehicle…read morehad difficulties starting. The hotel staff was very understanding of the situation, and one of them actually stood outside in the cold and got our vehicle going! The rooms are basic but very reasonably priced. Very grateful for all they did for us!

The room was exceptional, clean and very spacious. The breakfast was amazing. The service was…read moreexceptional as well. Tina and JP did an exceptional job making sure everything was OK.

The staff was very welcoming and personable. They get to know their customers and are very helpful…read more Breakfast is complimentary and generally consists of a variety of letters, sausage, pancakes, and assorted packaged goods that contain no dyes or additives. I tried the banana chocolate bread and it was pretty good. They offer juice and coffee as well as yogurts and fruits. One night, I went to grab a quick bite from their "pantry", which would have cost me $8. An employee pointed out that dinner was also available for free. The hotel had a nice spread of sloppy joes, various chips and desserts, soda, beer and wine. My room was clean. The staff decided not to clean the room but was running late and so they didn't even get to cleaning rooms on my floor until about 6pm. They're a bit insistent on not performing extra cleanings if they don't have to. When I checked out, I saw a mouse run into the supply closet. Considering this is an area with lots of fields of grass, I can see why this might be a thing but I did notify the front desk so they could address it promptly.

HORRIBLE. RUN. My husband and his coworker stayed here and…read morethey found bed bugs. BED BUGS. They addressed it to the manager, she SAW A BED BUG HERSELF. She apologized and said she would give them a refund. When they went back to get the refund, the manager LIES. She was saying that she didn't see any, and had the audacity to say that my husband and his coworker brought the bed bugs. Absolutely ridiculous. The place is very disgusting, disappointing and lacks accountability. No matter how low their rate is, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. This place is not worth it. There is clearly a history of bed bugs, unsure how this place is still running.

So me and 3 others stayed there and we had problems the rooms were dirty the sheets were not clean…read morethe floors were not vacuumed and the sheets were ripped we got sick from the air filter it was moldy