I stay at this property when I visit customers in the Panhandle of the state. This hotel is very clean but fills up fast with construction and oil workers in the summer. The restaurant has a good dinner menu and the breakfast is ok. The hotel kind of pricey but is one of the nicest around in the immediate area.

Read plenty of reviews on this hotel; none of which were good. When our hotel in Cheyenne was closed because Cheyenne's electricity was out (!) we drove on to Sidney. Since we were arriving sort of late on a Sunday afternoon, we weren't able to find a room at the Amercinn so drove across the road to the Holiday Inn. We were pleased to see that it has been remodeled and is now quite nice...clean, modern, with very comfortable beds. The only problem we had was that the place was terribly understaffed for a Sunday evening. The kitchen was closed, but very good food was served in the bar. However, the poor barmaid was running the bar, taking room service and food orders and having to run clear back to the kitchen to pick it up and deliver it. Otherwise, a surprisingly good stay.

Staff: Indifferent
Towels and Linens: Old worn out stiff and uncomfortable
Room: Dated and rug worn. Walls too thin - noisy.
Overall facility: Small exercise room; Morning coffee area dirty and lacking basic supplies; Noted large and small dogs in rooms as people came in or out to the hallway, etc. Entire facility seemed to be of the one and a half star variety. It would be overpriced at $75/night. We would not ever consider staying there again.

Stayed one night April 13...no breakfast included with room cost, although there is an on-site cafe, which was good. The best thing about this stay was visiting near-by Cabela's.‎