What a wonderful motel! Woman running the place made us feel like we were staying in her home, what a refreshing change from the holiday inns and best westerns. Great hospitality and a very cute little town with kids riding their bikes and playing outside. Would definently stay here again. Affordable and very clean! It was a pleasure staying here :)More
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After traveling all day & enjoying Devil's Tower we were looking for something close by. We saw the signs for the Best Western, but we drove by this place and it looked inviting. We stopped into the office & the young lady couldn't have been nicer that checked us in. Quaint, quiet & comfortable and affordable A frame cabin helped one of our last nights of travel to an enjoyable end. We would certainly stay there again!
We are so pleased that you enjoyed your stay with us! We look forward to seeing you again!
Kayla
After just finishing our stay with these wonderful folks we wanted to share how much we enjoyed their excellent customer services, down home hospitality and quality atmosphere. The Red Rock Café in the foyer was friendly, great service and nice meals. Will definitely be on our "go to" spot for future trips. Thank you Kayla !!!
Friendly staff and nice little cafe. Very close to Devils Tower. Recently renovated and very nice room. Great wi-fi. Reminds me of small 1940s roadside motel but much nicer and updated. So close to Devils Tower that you don't have to go back to the interstate.
We came to Hulett, Wyoming to climb Devils Tower. We checked into the Hulett Motel & got a chalet for the night. The chalet was cozy, adorable, clean & comfortable. Also, the price was very reasonable. This was a great place to stay & if we come back to this area, I would stay here again!
We stayed in a darling chalet at the Hulett Motel. Nice people, great cafe and awesome museum right in this quaint little town of just under 400 population. A beautiful and short drive from Devil's Tower! Don't miss this little town and be sure to visit Bob Coronato, western artist in residence at the museum. His work, artifacts and historical items are a must see.
