This hotel has to be one of the greatest "well kept secrets" in the country! The hotel/resort is nothing like one would be expecting on the highway. The appointments are first class, and the service, facility and food is outstanding. One would be well advised to seek out the Little America facilities when travelling throughout the western United States. They really are outstanding!

Overall the hotel was fine, but very much outdated. Especially the bathroom, with needs some serious updating of fixtures and finish. The room was large, pillows need some work. The room was quite, which is beneficial. Overall, I'll probably go back to a Marriott or Hilton brand next time.

Hotel was quirky and unique which might work for family/fun travel but not the best for business travel. and it's not the best if you have some mobility issues (steps, seperate buildings, heavy doors). room service was excellent though!

Have stayed at this hotel a few times for work - it is more like a small resort as it has a series of buildings with rooms surrounding the main building with reception desk, restaurant and bar. The entire resort is very clean, sort of traditional in its decor, but extremely comfortable and well equipped with everything you could need. Only complaint is that the WIFI is sort of terrible in the room buildings, but better in the main building. Thus, you sort of have to haul your laptop out of your room in order to have internet access. One other minor minus (or plus depending on your perspective) is the location - which is removed from the main part of Cheyenne. Quiet if you're into that. If you want to be closer to activities (ie walking distance) then you're out of luck outside of the resort (which by the way has a golf course, pool, excercise area, etc)

Restaurant is DELICIOUS. Seriously.. had some extremely yummy breakfast as well as lunches and dinners there. The bar is small and cozy and feels sort of like an executive "green room", with high-backed leather chairs and low tables to sit around and have a glass of wine, whiskey, beer or whatever. Not exactly a rowdy joint but very nice. The entire place is staffed with extremely polite and professional people. A lot of foreigners pass through and stop at this hotel en route to Yellowstone and other places out west so you tend to hear a wide variety of languages which is sort of unexpected for Cheyenne, WY.

Overall would recommend to anyone who can afford it. I only ever have to pay a flat govt rate there, otherwise I probably would not normally splurge on the cost to stay here. One of the few places I am happy to go stay at for work related purposes!