Clean rooms but noisy. We could hear everyone in the hall and in rooms above us. Tried to turn on the fan to block out the noise but too musty! Toilet runs very loud. Nice to have refrigerator in the room.have stayed at other Americas Best Values, which is why we chose this one,but this is no value!

I requested a non-smoking room due to the fact that my daughter and I are asthmatic. After rushing to get both my children ready for bed, I realized the smell in the room was from a previous tenant who had smoked. The screen was off the window, there were holes in the bedding, the chairs and floor covered with stains,... More

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was clean and quiet. The breakfast was very good and the computer in the lobby was a nice amenity. We definitely would stay here again.

At 1:00 am smoke detector starting making noise and we finally got moved to a different room about 2:00am. Management didn't consider it an inconvenience to us that we paid to sleep and were up most of the night. Very very Rude and inconsiderate. Paid full rate for 1/4 of a nights sleep.

This is one of the nicest America's Best Value Inn's I have stayed at. The rooms were clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The continental breakfast was available at 5:00 AM, which is great for those of us that like to get going early. However, I would recommend not eating at the truck stop next door. That food... More

we stayed here when we were visiting in Rawlins. It was very nice ! Very clean and quiet and there was a nice selection of goodies for breakfast. we would recommend this place to everyone !

The Best Value Inn in Rawlins, WY, was actually the best value in town. During Fall, this town is packed with hunters, and most hotel rooms start at $100. This one was $89. It's relatively clean, and there are cameras in all the hallways. I'm guessing the roughneck oil well workers and out of state hunters who populate this town... More

Convenient location and passable rooms for the price but the big plus is the truck stop next door. Fantastic food at rock bottom prices,

I travel with my 50-lb dog across the country a few times a year. I've learned that it always pays to do a little research before I set out. Reasons for this? A) your favorite hotel chain doesn't take dogs at all its locations; B) the hotel that says it's "dog-friendly" on the webpage only allows dogs under 20 lbs;... More