Evanston Hotel Guide - Uinta County Museum hotels in Evanston, United States of America.

"Nice stay"

"Room was clean and the staff was very nice"

"Courteous staff, great breakfast, no noise, very nice stay."

"Staff was great. The check in attendant even helped bring some breakfast items because I told her I was checking out very early tomorrow. Room was just what I needed! "

"Always enjoy the BW. Clean, good food, and convenient. It is getting old but well maintained. "

"Friendly "

"Buenas Instalaciones y atención excelente"

"We had to clean it, there was left of energy drink cans and just kind of dirty(I understand dust, it was not that). They didn’t have clean sheets on the beds so we had to change all the bedding. They didn’t have extra king size sheet so we had to bring our own from home. Luckily our kids got there before us to so we had time to bring our own from home. They did offer to come clean, but it was late at night and we had already used our stuff and cleaned. The plumbing backed up into the shower and they couldn’t do anything about that so we had no way to take a shower after the lake and we were down a bathroom for 7 people. There is a bathtub. I left something on the property and they offered to send it to us, I was fine paying for the postage, but then they asked for an extra 25$ for the time to take it to the post office. It was a cute house and I understand it’s old and things happen. The owners were very responsive and kind, they let us have extra people coming in and out. If the home was clean and had fresh bedding, I would probably stay there again."

"We had such a wonderful stay here! The owners are incredibly kind, welcoming, and knowledgeable about the area—they’re very responsive if you need anything, which made everything so easy. The house itself is spotless, much larger than expected, and equipped with a fully stocked kitchen that had everything we needed. The location is unbeatable, with quick access to the mountains and surrounded by nature. We loved watching the squirrels, deer, and birds right outside—it felt so peaceful. What made this place extra special is the owners' connection to Wyoming and the property itself. It felt like we got to experience a little piece of Wyoming’s history while staying here! In addition, the owners welcomed our dog in the fully fenced yard and let us give their friendly llama treats! Highly recommend staying here if you visit the area. "