Historische hotels in Northeast Wyoming

'The place was so well put together and big and open. Bed was comfortable, I had everything I needed, it was quiet and the hosts were so responsive! Plus side there is a sporting goods store downstairs to pick up everything I needed for fishing and hiking. Walk to restaurants was right down the road. I would for sure stay here again. I was hiking in the bighorn mountains which are just a few miles away! '

'Don't stay here. If you don't enjoy funky charming properties in fun walkable areas. Or if you don't appreciate in touch and tuned in property owners.Place was clean and the kitchen really well equipped. Cindy even had everything included to make and drink coffee, also Expresso. Ideal for a family of four with the extra twin beds in the main living space. Yes, the floors creak and the electric is in conduit but the building dates from 1894 and many of the original bones are still there. That's...

'Super quaint. Although there is no front desk the check-in process was simple.The owners were quick to respond to my questions. Parking was simple.'

'The bed was comfy but bathroom area was not adequate. No shower and toilet in a room smaller than a portable outhouse. '

'We enjoyed our stay at the Bunkhouse. We’ll definitely stay here again if we are ever in Lovell. '