The three-pearl MainStay Suites is a convenient and affordable extended-stay property about a 10-minute drive from the center of Casper. Facilities are extensive, with an indoor pool, hot tub, fitness center, convenience store, and laundry room on-site. There’s no lunch and dinner restaurant, but guests are served a free continental breakfast that earns mostly praise for its spread of cook-your-own pancakes and cold items. The 93 spacious units all come with sofa beds, full kitchens, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. Those who don’t need a suite with a kitchen and want to stay closer to the downtown core might consider the Hampton Inn & Suites Casper.
The three-pearl MainStay Suites is a convenient and affordable extended-stay property about a 10-minute drive from the center of Casper. Facilities are extensive, with an indoor pool, hot tub, fitness center, convenience store, and laundry room on-site. There’s no lunch and dinner restaurant, but guests are served a free continental breakfast that earns mostly praise for its spread of cook-your-own pancakes and cold items. The 93 spacious units all come with sofa beds, full kitchens, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. Those who don’t need a suite with a kitchen and want to stay closer to the downtown core might consider the Hampton Inn & Suites Casper.
As is typical at bed & breakfasts, the five rooms at the Sassy Moose Inn vary in style: The Cowboy Room is large with sparse log cabin decor, a small tube TV, and soaking tub, while the Wildflower Room is tight with low ceilings and a kitschy early-90s style bathroom. But the inn has a genuinely homey vibe throughout the breakfast area and living room, and what it lacks in surrounding restaurants and shops it makes up for with stunning views of the Tetons (and, of course, the occasional moose). It's a nice, casual option for anyone seeking to be surrounded by the great outdoors.
As is typical at bed & breakfasts, the five rooms at the Sassy Moose Inn vary in style: The Cowboy Room is large with sparse log cabin decor, a small tube TV, and soaking tub, while the Wildflower Room is tight with low ceilings and a kitschy early-90s style bathroom. But the inn has a genuinely homey vibe throughout the breakfast area and living room, and what it lacks in surrounding restaurants and shops it makes up for with stunning views of the Tetons (and, of course, the occasional moose). It's a nice, casual option for anyone seeking to be surrounded by the great outdoors.
The 23-cabin, upper-middle-range Fireside Resort is a rustic, romantic hotel in Wilson, Wyoming, with gorgeous Grand Teton views. The resort has an upscale boutique feel, but no common areas except for a spacious terrace with a hot tub. The location offers a private, luxury camping vibe and is a reasonable drive to downtown Jackson Hole and the many nearby skiing and hiking options. Each spotless, modern cabin has a fireplace, kitchen, separate bedroom and living room, and private furnished deck. Guests seeking more traditional rooms could check out The Sassy Moose Inn, a mid-range bed-and-breakfast with stunning Tetons views.
The 23-cabin, upper-middle-range Fireside Resort is a rustic, romantic hotel in Wilson, Wyoming, with gorgeous Grand Teton views. The resort has an upscale boutique feel, but no common areas except for a spacious terrace with a hot tub. The location offers a private, luxury camping vibe and is a reasonable drive to downtown Jackson Hole and the many nearby skiing and hiking options. Each spotless, modern cabin has a fireplace, kitchen, separate bedroom and living room, and private furnished deck. Guests seeking more traditional rooms could check out The Sassy Moose Inn, a mid-range bed-and-breakfast with stunning Tetons views.
Guests are free to roam the Flying Saddle Resort's gorgeous seven acres, which include the Snake River and glorious views of the surrounding mountains. As beautiful as the great outdoors are, the hotel's interior leaves something to be desired. Its 172 rooms, though clean and spacious, are extremely basic, with old tube TVs, outdated bedspreads, and blank, harsh white walls. Although facilities, such as the small fitness center and decent-size pool, are pretty basic, the hotel is clean and offers nice conveniences -- there is a liquor store and Steak & Seafood House restaurant on-site. About a 40-minute drive to Jackson Hole, the Flying Saddle Resort is a great place for visitors that aren't looking for much more than simple, cozy accommodations at a secluded spot in the Wyoming wilderness.
Guests are free to roam the Flying Saddle Resort's gorgeous seven acres, which include the Snake River and glorious views of the surrounding mountains. As beautiful as the great outdoors are, the hotel's interior leaves something to be desired. Its 172 rooms, though clean and spacious, are extremely basic, with old tube TVs, outdated bedspreads, and blank, harsh white walls. Although facilities, such as the small fitness center and decent-size pool, are pretty basic, the hotel is clean and offers nice conveniences -- there is a liquor store and Steak & Seafood House restaurant on-site. About a 40-minute drive to Jackson Hole, the Flying Saddle Resort is a great place for visitors that aren't looking for much more than simple, cozy accommodations at a secluded spot in the Wyoming wilderness.
