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"This hotel has been around for years. Built in the late 70s. It was been well maintained and updated. The bed was super comfortable and it's a very quite hotel. As the walls are not paper thin. The shower pressure was amazing and the shower head is at very good height Very good basic free hot breakfast every morning. (Eggs, potatos, sausage, biscuits, gravy, plus all the other continental breakfast items) The Safari Club restaurant is also very good "

"We have stayed there multiple times, always a great experience. Nice courtyard area and very clean rooms. "

"The hotel is very close to the Thermopolis Thermal spring. "

"Hotel was clean, I was on second floor but there was no elevator, which wasn’t a problem for me but I helped an elderly couple carry their things up to their room. "

"Incredible property and cabin. We brought 2 dogs who had just the best time. Few things the owner didn’t mention was to bring some extra drinking water because the sulfur in the water can be off putting, but not a huge deal. And getting on the property we had to open a gate and it felt like we were trespassing, just felt the owner could have been a little more transparent but other than that it’s a fantastic property and we will hopefully rent it again because it was awesome"

" I have stayed at this property several times and it is always clean, convenient and the process is friendly and efficient.Thanks!!"

"Came in from all day hunts hot showers food rinse and repeat! Had a beer and a chat with the owner and built a friendship! Great guy👌👍"

"The cabin and property have potential. There are two rentals, not obvious from the listing. We walked in and were greeted by moths. Not one or two, but too numerous to count. There were dead bugs on the floor behind the couch, and dust was under the beds. There was a moth in the refrigerator. We were tired from our drive so we stayed the night. A couple moths flew into my forehead while I was trying to sleep. We could hear them banging into the window in the vaulted ceiling. There were numerous wasp nests in the eaves and a bird had made a nest in the wood siding. We contacted the property manager to let them know we were leaving after one night. They responded that the moths were to be expected this time of year and she had one in her tub. We could have handled a few, but this was an infestation. My wife grew up in this area, and we visited several friends in the area who did not have moth problems in their homes. Mention should be made that it is a long dirt/gravel driveway that could be tricky when muddy. One other suggestion is to have microwave safe dishes. The dishes provided were metal."