Kelly

Not a bad spot, but the door was really impossible to open and close. I was afraid a few times that I would be stuck either inside or outside. There was no one at front desk upon checking out, so couldn't notify them.

Love this spot for a quick stopover on a long roadtrip! Second time staying. Consistently great.

The room itself was clean and comfortable. But, the WiFi cut out once you got beyond the lobby, which reeked of smoke, of course, because it is a casino. There was no microwave, mini fridge or coffee maker in room. There was no deadbolt on the inside of the room, and the entire place was all but deserted. If I hadn't had my big dog with me, as a single woman traveling alone, I wouldn't have dared to stay here. It was just beyond creepy.

I've become accustomed to a certain degree of shabbiness in these small western town hotels. This one surprised me by being clean, modern, and having plenty of staff on hand. Would stay here again for a rest along a long drive.

I've stayed In Gillette, WY a few times on my travels. I keep ending up on the "wrong side of the tracks." This hotel was old, shabby and in a really rundown side of town. If you want a cheap place to crash, it's ok, but there are better options available near the freeway. Next time I'll try the La Quinta or other newer hotel across town.

I stayed here with my mom and dog on a short trip to Door County. Wonderful little cabin right on a gorgeous harbor. There jacuzzi tub is in the middle of the bedroom, so not something I'd try out if I'm traveling with a friend or family.

Austin was a fabulous host and tour guide! he was happy to meet my dog, and was great company! very informative tour and a perfect way to see the city. we found lots of spots that we were able to go back and check out after the tour. I would recommend this to anyone. we ended up covering about 5 miles on the tour, which surprised me, because it didn’t seem like it.

Good for easy on off access and clean/comfortable. It would have been nice if they had had a pet pickup station near the open field, as it might have encouraged more negligent dog owner 2 pick up their pups poop.

Wonderful, lush wooded trails and a beautiful beach.

This is a beautiful, very small, dog park. It was cool and cloudy the day we visited, but I can see how it would be very popular during the warmer months as it is nicely shaded all over. Very well maintained and clean. The directions on BringFido did not bring us to the right spot, so be sure to take the directions from the website instead.

Django enjoyed his first ocean encounter. Met some friendly dogs, rolled in some smelly seaweed and sampled the water (yuk!).

Comfort Suites will b our go-to choice when we are traveling with our dog from here on out.

For a traveler with a large dog with a deep bark, the CONSTANT activity outside our door all night was not conducive to sleep, for either my dog or I. They forgot to tell the previous occupant that this was a non smoking facility.
Cross Red Roof Inn off of our list of travel options. Yuck!

Nice clean, comfortable hotel with all the features we needed for an overnight stop on our journey. We were given a room on the first floor, steps from the back entrance, where there was a large field to exercise. Two queen beds in the room, so Django was very happy to have his own bed for the night. The front desk staff even asked me to bring Django up for a visit after we got settled in. They were “properly admiring” and gave him a nice bit of attention after a long drive.