Thermopolis Motels

Older, but well-maintained property within walking distance of Hot Springs State Park. (I think I can remember the motel from when I was a kid, some fifty years ago.) Cooled with a swamp (evaporative) cooler. Some street noise. No amenities, but staff is very cordial and helpful. Room rates are a lot higher than they should be for a 1950s vintage property, probably due to Thermopolis' being a resort town. Other than that, I found it an adequate place to stay for anyone who just wants a basic place to sleep.

We never got in this hotel. When we arrived at 9:30 am in town to begin tour of park, hotel was closed. Note on door said open at 1 pm. Very unusual for hotel. Windows were open/broken, a/c was not in evidence, no personnel on premises, (cont below) parking lot was empty and unused. We went on tour and lunch and returned at 1:30. Hotel was still closed so we called ahead and went to our hotel for next night. Terrible experience--not sure I would ever permit booking again.

Friendly staff....pet lovers whose dogs loved to come and visit you in your room It was a quite nights stay in comfortable beds (2 doubles) Thermopolis has suffered tough times and many businesses are vacant and run-down. There is only a Chinese restaurant and a decent restaurant at the golf course close to town. It is a town that has no great reason for a traveller to stop...sadly!