My husband our two year old lab and I stayed here last night ! This is such a beautiful property !…read moreThe service we received was amazing from the staff . It was a safe location , our room was absolutely perfect and so tidy thanks to our housekeeper! In the morning before we headed out we received a delicious hot breakfast . I highly recommend this Amazing establishment- beautiful room , delicious hot breakfast, super friendly staff and reasonably priced

This hotel was so clean and the rooms were very spacious. The staff was extremely helpful and the…read morebreakfast was nice. I would definitely recommend this to my friends if they traveled to Wyoming.

Unexpected and appreciated hospitality. Shout out to Tess. She matched the price of booking. Com…read moreand upgraded us! We were driving cross country and hadn't planned on stopping here but hit some weather and decided to play it safe as we were all tired. The parking lot was able to fit our trucks and trailers just fine. Pet friendly. Gorgeous pool and hot tub area. Bbq outside if you need. Breakfast was darn good. If I am ever in this area again I would stay here in a heartbeat.

Stayed despite higher rate. Pool closed. Soda machine out of service. Fan in bath did not work. Pet…read morearea potty bags dispenser empty. Nice area but hotel appears to have no management team.

I wanted to do something different on our visit to Wyoming and this was highly recommended in the…read morearea. We got a good discount for the train ride on Groupon and I would recommend checking it out before arriving. We paid to feed the bison, not realizing they would give you food for free on the train ride. That was a bit frustrating, but you can add the food they pass around to your bag so you have plenty to give to the bison. Our kids had a fantastic time and it was a lot of fun feeding the bison on the train. I think this is a great activity to do in the area with kids and it was definitely a highlight in our trip. The gift shop was fun to visit on our way out. Highly recommend!

This is the #1 recommended thing to do when visiting Cheyenne when doing any search and it…read moredefinitely makes sense. The Terry Bison Ranch is the only place I have ever heard about where you can hand feed Bison. They also have other things to do here. We got here an hour and a half before our train departed and we have plenty to do. They have lots of animals on this ranch from full grown ostriches and baby ones, a long horn cow, plenty of chickens, baby bison that you can pet, lots of horses, goats, and much more. On the ride over to feed the bison, they had a train robbery reenactment which was fun. The whole train ride takes about an hour to make sure to use the restrooms before getting on. It's a great place to bring kids. Prices were reasonable. $20 per adult $10 for kids to ride the train and $10 for bison feed which is a must. They give you a decent amount of food in the bag. No reservations needed you can buy tickets at the general store. There they have plenty of souvenirs to buy and can answer any questions you may have. An easy day trip from Denver. If you are on a roadtrip I'd recommend stopping here if you are heading to Wyoming from Colorado or vice versa.

I think this is just about the nicest Fairfield Inn that I've stayed at, and I've stayed at quite a…read morefew! It appears as though the hotel is out in the middle of nowhere, but that's OK because it's a beautiful property with a pool, a hot tub, and breakfast in the morning. None of which I will take advantage of, because I'm here on business and only for about 24 hours. The young ladies at the front desk could not have been more welcoming, and helpful with information about the area and how to get a cab, which apparently around here you have to reserve in advance. If you are in the area, don't stay anywhere else except the Fairfield Inn at Laramie, Wyoming!

I was in town for a meeting at the University of Wyoming and although the host hotel was…read moreimmediately adjacent to the campus, my United Airlines flight arrived at 9am and I knew that being a loyal Marriott elite meant that I'd probably be able to check in early so I stayed here. This was my first Fairfield Inn and it turned out to be a great choice! I used the convenient Marriott mobile app, checked in online, and notified the hotel that I'd be arriving early and indicated the time. When I arrived, a room had already been assigned to me and I scored an upgrade to a Studio King suite. I'm not sure what the regular room looks like but the suite is a very functional set up that includes a small living room with a built-in storage unit, large screen tv, love seat, ottoman/footrest/table, desk and chair. There is an excellent floor lamp as well as a high quality desk lamp if you need some extra light to work. Plugs were easy to find. There's a convenient nook with a shelf, mini-fridge, and a microwave. The bed is comfortable, firm, not bouncy at all. Pillows were in good shape and the room was clean. My ac/heater (window) unit did blow pretty hard and there was no way to redirect the air, though the thermostat was quite responsive. So, as for me, I just ended up with a lot of unnecessary lukewarm air blowing around. No prob. Laramie is only about 15 minutes from corner to corner (the Fairfield is located in one of the corners next to the airport.) The drive to the University is easy and routes you around any possible traffic in town - a quick and easy 10 minutes. Friendly, efficient service, free breakfast (which I didn't eat,) plus 24-hour coffee in the lobby (is this a thing at all Fairfields?) I'd totally stay here again. Thank you for a lovely stay!

Our recommended place to stay in Cheyenne…read more - - - - - - - - June, 2026 Visit We were in Cheyenne for two nights, for a concert at the Civic Center, and we rightly picked the Fairfield Inn. Nice and comfortable rooms. Great breakfasts. Fantastically friendly and helpful staff. One example of going above and beyond was help from Annie and her husband!! We brought a deflated soccer ball and a hand pump to inflate it... and the hand pump would not work. When I asked if the hotel had one, Annie shared that it does not and that most local car tire pumps can't handle ball needles and she offered, and had, her husband bring their pump, and he did. When I asked him how I could pay back to thank them (their sons came, too), he shared no need to repay, because helping one another is "what makes America great." Later that evening, and on the rest of our trip, our daughter and I had fun kicking the ball, thanks to Annie and her husband - THANK YOU!!! We stayed here eight years ago and we will stay here in on our next visit to Cheyenne!

I had such a great stay at the Fairfield Inn Cheyenne Southwest! My room was spacious, comfortable,…read moreand decorated so tastefully--it immediately felt inviting after a long day of travel. A special shoutout to Tosha at the reception desk, who went above and beyond to make me feel welcome. She greeted me warmly, invited me to spin the prize wheel (where I won $20 off my room!), and even handed me a handwritten welcome note. When you spend as much time as I do in hotels, it's those thoughtful touches that really make a difference. Thank you for making my stay such a positive experience--I'll definitely be back!

The facility is kept very clean, especially the common areas. The location is good. Our room was…read moreclean. The breakfast offered really hit the spot. I am glad I chose this best western.

We had such a great stay in Cheyenne we would be giving them 5stars, but the breakfast was one the…read moresmallest and almost an afterthought. It was pretty sad. Aurora checked us in and she was so professional, kind and courteous. She gave us a gift bag for being a rewards member. Which let me tell you makes me so happy. It even had a little something for our pet, Seamus. The room was clean, spacious and had absolutely everything you would need. We would recommend this hotel and stay here again when traveling through this area. Thanks for a great stay.

This hotel needs a refresh and an update. under $200 a night for a room, but you get what you pay…read morefor. Dirty carpet and furniture in the room, thin walls, bathroom faucet was so short you could hardly wash your face. I came in at 10, and left at 6. Not sure the sheets were even changed, there was sand in the bed down by the foot of the bed. Overall, yuck. The owners are milking this property than keep up with maintenance. Lack of rooms along busy I-80 will keep this property flailing along. so sad.

Arrived Laramie June 17, 2025. We were under a thunderstorm watch…read more Check in was easy. Staff very friendly. We ate at a McDonalds as it was close to us and skies were dark. We were traveling with our dog. No further storm issues. Gas was &2.98 gal. We are from Washington State so the gas prices were like Christmas. Breakfast was typical of Best Western. Better than some. We had some food in the refrigerator. We did not realize that the temperature knob was not there. So when we packed out in the AM all of our stuff was frozen. My husband went downstairs to check out and talked to a young man about the issue. He dismissed my husband with "people do things like that". My husband repeated that our food was frozen and the man behind the counter turned his back and repeated the same thing. No I am really sorry, or anything. We weren't looking for anything but it would have been nice to have someone at least acknowledge what we said. Not impressed with him. A few other issues. Bathroom door would not stay open (annoying), and beds were fairly hard. Over all a good place to stay. We found out as we were leaving that there was a tornado touch down 20 miles from us. A message to all the hotels. When we have to climb in and out of a tub, we need to have grab bars. Some tubs are very high. And we need toilets that aren't so close to the ground. Not everyone needs a handicap room but we all deserve safety .

Ac didn't work, toilet wasn't stable, just overall tacky motel 6 compared to the nice one back in…read moreUtah! Wouldn't stay here again!

My partner and I just stayed at this motel, this past week. We stayed two nights. The location of…read morethe hotel is close to the highway, and about 8-9 minutes drive from downtown. That part is decent, for sure. However, we had a fairly deal-breaking issue with our room, and that is that it was NOT clean. The linens were all changed, yes. But our socks were covered with short dark hairs, like a dog's fur. Neither of us has dark hair, and we don't have a dog. The bathroom walls, mirror and floor all had visible dirty spots on them too. While I think this is gross and wrong to have us stay on a room that wasn't actually clean, we had been told by Ginger at the front desk, that the motel was sold out, and so we knew we couldn't be moved to another room, and we just sucked it up. But I would NOT stay again, if it was dirty like that, and we had another place to stay. The rate was $99/night!! We only paid closer to $85, because of discounts, but no room, no matter how cheap, should be dirty like that.

For 150.00 the bathroom needs a lot of work. There is only 1 light that works in the room dark…read more Room looks like a drug or hooker hotel. They don't seem to care for the price we paid. Cheesy

Old. Needs repair. Floors sticky. Dark rooms. Lingering odor in the room we stayed. On a good…read morenote. Mattresses were comfortable

Neat place, very retro. The tiled bathrooms are cute. Benches outside along the walls do you can…read moresit outside, relax, chat with your room neighbors. BBQ grill in the middle you can use if you're inclined (we didn't, but another guest did). Rooms were fairly clean. The AC took forever to cool the room (the AC unit is tiny, and above the door). But once it was cool, it stayed cool. Owners are cool. They don't accept pets, but allowed our ESA with our doctor's note. Check in and out was easy. If you want a modern, ritzy hotel, this isn't the place for you. But, if you want an old-school experience and don't mind a little grittiness and charm- this is it. This place reminds me of the motels we stayed at in the 70's on family road trips and vacations :-)

NASTY!!!! Lady at the front desk needs to learn English too!!!…read more Office is locked all the time. Not any kind of breakfast. Shower Fossett leaked cold water on you while you showered. Only two electric plugs in room 37. My wife got out of the shower and walked 3 steps to the bed and her feet turned black from the filth from the carpet! Y'all suck at cleaning!!!