Stayed one night. That was enough. The place has seen better days. Outward appearance is run down. Rooms are small.
About 10pm the bikers and the hispanic family of about 20 showed up. That was the end of our sleep. Some one wasn't arguing in spanish in the parking lot until 2am then the bikers were up at 5:30am banking on each others doors to make sure everyone was awake. By 7am we had the cops in the parking lot because one biker wouldn't open his door and the others wanted to leave. What a mistake.
BYW the continental breakfast consists of mini donuts, toast and sweetened cereal.

My family and I stayed at the Rodeway on our way to the Tetons-we were so impressed!! The exterior of the hotel is certainly not a good indicator of the quality of our stay.

The rooms were smallish, but well appointed (with fridge and microwave at no extra cost). The beds were very comfortable, and the bathroom was lovely (marbleshower walls and sink top).

The real marvel was the customer service! Andy was super friendly, and easy to talk to; he played with our kids while we ate breakfast, gave us free samples for our camping trip, and provided my son with stamps (free of charge)-so he could send postcards back home.

Great place!!

We stayed at the Rodeway Inn for one night on our way from the Grand Canyon to Yellowstone. Riverton is a town with not alot of atmosphere or things to do but was a good stop over on a road trip. We played golf at the Riverton Golf Course and the locals couldn’t do enough to help us. There was so many bugs there though at that time of year (August). I’d recommend staying at Rodeway Inn for a one night stopover but no more. The room was clean but outdated and the breakfast was pretty much non-existent. The room was very cheap though and for one night it was all we needed.

Clean Room, Comfortable Bed, with Great Pirce, The Hotel offer losts of amenities like coffee maker,fridge-microvave, wi-fi, we will stay again, we enjoy our stay