Restaurant and breakfast were excellent, but the hotel staff and management were very un-accommodating making the overall stay very disappointing. If your looking for a great breakfast, this is your place... however if a pleasant and overly accommodating staff is important, look elsewhere!

This mobility accessible room was located on a lower level inside the hotel complex, facing onto an inner courtyard that looked like it's used for receptions, etc. You have to use an elevator to access this level and it can only be operated by hotel staff. So you must call the front desk or restaurant and have someone meet you there whenever you want to come or go. They were always quick to respond though. The room was clean and quiet, although when the hotel has something going on in that courtyard it could be very noisy. The bathroom had plenty of room and I could pull in under the sink. The bed was about 7 or 8 inches higher than my wheelchair seat so I could not transfer on or off it. (My wheelchair floor to seat height is about 22 inches) I have encountered this problem at every hotel I've stayed at in the last few years. In my opinion, this issue makes a supposedly "accessible" room inaccessible and needs to be addressed.

Room was great clean and quite. We were across from the pool and i was worried that it would be load but it was very quite. Hotel looks like a dive on the outside but is nice inside and clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. Restaurant is over price, however free breakfast is great and service was nice. Breakfast was better than you get at the traditional best western.

As the name suggests, the Outlaw Inn has a cowboy motif. It's a little cheesy, but my room was clean and convenient, and the bed was good. It is a little threadbare and worn, however, so I'm thinking some refurbishment is in order.

There was a fair amount of drive-by and walk-by noise, but I was on the street side, so that may not be a problem elsewhere.

The service was efficient and pleasant, and a bar and restaurant are on the premises. The breakfast that comes with the room is a made-to-order, restaurant-made meal with substantial portions.

Most people stay in Rock Springs briefly when they are going from one place to another; the Outlaw Inn is fine for one night.