3-Star Hotels in Wyoming, United States

The room is relatively small, close to the city center, there are also big supermarkets around, shopping is convenient, there is REI on the side, just a pair of shoes, tax bottom, very happy.

Location is good, we used this as a place to stay the night after visiting grand Teton national park and as a good starting point for our trip up to Yellowstone the next morning. However, the price is extortionate considering that the cabins are in desperate need of updating. There needs to be more thorough cleaning like around the windows where there was mould, there were stains on the bed covers and they couldn’t even be bothered to do something as simple as get the crumbs off of the armchairs in our room. The room also smelt quite strongly of vinegar when we arrived. These are things which we could live with and usually look past but for the price you pay, you expect more. The places to eat are limited but that being said, the pulled pork bun at the diner was very nice tasting despite the untidy appearance of the diner. The service could be better - it’s not clear how it works for ordering & no one acknowledged us when we walked in so we sat down rather confused about how to order. The waiter walked past us a few times and ignored us until we asked how to order. He then told us to go sit in another section that was being served by someone else - thankfully once we moved, the new waiter was more attentive and nice.

Parking at the 3M Hotel is extremely limited; spots are almost always full. This place is essentially a motel, though they do use decent brands for toiletries, and the renovation shows a good deal of design effort, giving it a strong aesthetic. However, the bathroom renovation feels incomplete, and soundproofing is poor, both from other floors and the street. The cleanliness is alright, and the front desk service is decent, but the price is genuinely steep, probably due to the summer holiday. Over 3000 a night felt like we were just paying for the convenience of catching an early flight the next morning, with little opportunity to actually enjoy the stay. To top it off, I accidentally cut my hand on a wooden hanger provided by the hotel. When I went to the front desk, they simply gave me a new hanger to replace it. This casual handling of the situation left me feeling like they don't care about their guests' well-being. No customer care indeed…

This hotel is conveniently situated inside Yellowstone National Park, which saves a huge amount of travel time moving in and out of the park. The overall staying condition is fantastic. The rooms are comfortable and well‑maintained, with a full range of practical facilities to meet daily needs. Surrounded by natural scenery, the area is incredibly quiet at night, free from noisy crowds, allowing you to enjoy the peace of the wilderness. The check‑in experience was seamless and efficient; staff were friendly and processed our paperwork swiftly with minimal waiting time. Staying inside the park also gives you the privilege to explore popular attractions early in the morning and after sunset, avoiding heavy daytime tourist traffic. We really enjoyed our stay here and would gladly recommend it to anyone visiting Yellowstone.

Starting with the good, the location is ideal and within walking distance of the main attractions in Jackson. The check in was fast & friendly, they have a good selection of drinks available at all times in the lobby & complimentary cookies at check in which were delicious. However, despite the lobby looking very nice and welcoming, the rooms are dingy and very dated, with carpets that needs to be replaced and peeling paint. That said, it was fine for a night’s stay where we didn’t spend much time at the hotel, but the expensive price is not reflective of the fact this is a 3 star hotel and is in desperate need of updating.

The Sheridan Inn was very nice. I do want to call out that when booking on the Sheridan Inn website versus Trip.com website, that there is a difference regarding the shower and bathtub. On the Sheridan inn website, it will specify clawfoot bathtub with handheld showerhead but that is not a selection on Trip.com. Trip.com just specifies shower or bathtub. So when we arrived, we were expecting a shower per our confirmation not a bathtub. We were not able to change our room to have a shower. With us only staying one night, it would’ve been better to have a shower versus a bathtub.

酒店位置很好，但是房間不大，設施一般

We have stayed at The Cody previously so it was a no brainer for us to book here again on our return trip. The staff are always warm, welcoming and extremely helpful. The rooms are spacious, clean and well decorated, with a good sitting area and a well supplied kitchen. It is just out of town which suits us just fine, but within walking distance of the Rodeo, Ghost Town and Cody Gun Experience, Gas stations and car wash. Having stayed at other hotels in Cody in the past, this is now our Number one place to stay as it ticks all the boxes for us

Nice hotel and in my opinion fairly new. Clean rooms and comfortable beds. Nice spa area but the pool just a little too small to really swim in it. Breakfast really good, they offer you a menu from which you can choose. But when arrived we weren’t very lucky with our room keys and even after several reprogrammed still not opening so we got an other room. Another thing the hotel really have to take care of is the alarm clock which in our room went off at 6 am by itself. Because of that I could not sleep again and had a short sleep that night.

The facilities are standard for Marriott in the United States, with a simple gym and swimming pool, and the breakfast is also an ordinary American breakfast. There was a white man at the check-in desk who was very friendly and told me in detail about the surrounding tourist attractions and nearby places to eat. I didn't have breakfast but wanted to drink some milk, and the staff opened the refrigerator for me. But this hotel is so expensive, compared with other Marriott hotels in the United States