Cheyenne Curt Gowdy State Park Hotels

"Incredible value - Very nice room and terrific grounds."

"Clean room"

"We had a very nice stay and really enjoyed this property. The hot tub was a highlight and was a great place to relax in the evenings. The location was excellent, close to the highway for convenience but still quiet and peaceful.The unit was clean on arrival, and both the hot tub and linens were well maintained. The beds were comfortable, and as a nice touch, they had individual heating controls. The layout worked well for our group of seven and gave everyone enough space. The bedrooms were comfortable, though a few more hooks or small shelves for personal items would have been helpful. Heating and cooling options were sufficient, including a pellet stove and additional heat in the kitchen. The pellet stove worked fine once we figured out how it works. Posted instructions might be a helpful addition for future guests. There is also central air conditioning available, though we did not need it.We also appreciated the outdoor space and BBQ, which added to the overall experience. The owner was very friendly and responsive, and communication was quick and easy throughout our stay. Overall, we were happy with our stay. Thank you!"

"Really nice place."

"There was a nice selection for breakfast. It was clean and the room was nice. However, it you are a light sleeper this hotel is not for you. We would stay there again but would request a room on the 2nd floor. There is no insulation between floors and you can hear every footstep, bump, and movement in the room above you. "

"Clean room, comfortable bed. Staff is friendly and helpful. "

"I enjoyed my stay. "

"This room looks nothing like the actual room. The lock on the door had been busted open and putted back in place. Whole in the walls where just covered with a piece or dry wall and screwed in. Everything was old. The heater was in several pieces on the floor and I would swear it was being used as a druggie place. It was dark and very scary."

"Driving up, the first words I said were - WOW, that place looks sad; you can tell from the road. Of course, I was mistaken to take the cheapest place in town. The lady at the desk was very friendly. She offered up some nice restaurants around town. GF went to the bathroom during check-in; when she came back, she was hesitant about staying. I disagreed and insisted. Boy, was I wrong. We carried our luggage to our room - the Executive Suite, by the way. Along the upper walkway to the room, I noted broken windows of other rooms along the way. There was a trashcan full of sand outside a room, full of butts. Upon opening our door, it was musty. GF immediately inspected the sheets. Dirty, so she asked for new ones. They were promptly provided. She also had trouble with the TV; the maid fellow helped with that also. In the room, I noted tape over a vent in the bathroom, peeling texture on the ceiling, and hard mattresses. The Wi-Fi worked great! The temperature control system also worked admirably. That's it. Getting up in the morning, with socks off, I noticed the floor was sticky. Getting in the shower, the hot water faucet worked perfectly; the cold-water knob was stripped. That took some serious jimmying to get a good temp for a shower. I left the water going so that my GF could have a nice shower also. Basically, the place is a dump, and they know they got my money - ONCE! GF went in for coffee before departure; she said it tasted like vinegar. Avoid, evade, eschew, shun, skip!"