We are nestled in the Bighorn Basin, between the Big Horn Mountains and the Owl Creek Mountains, and just minutes from Washakie Museum. This Days Inn has won the Chairman's award designation in 2004 and 2005. We are located near many area attractions. Tourists will enjoy visiting Hot Springs State Park and Wyoming Dinosaur Center, both only a short drive away. The hotel is also close to down town Worland shopping, dinning and entertainment. Other points of interest, like the Buffalo Bill Museum, Dinosaur Tracks and Medicine wheel National Historic Landmark, are all less than one hour away. This Worland hotel is conveniently located with easy access between the Black Hills and the east entrance to Yellowstone national Park.
Most recent user reviews
Cold and over-priced
Anonymous, Denver, CO, 2007-02-28
The Days Inn is a 50's style motel with parking in front of eash room that opens to the outside. They are in the midst of extensive remodeling so the rooms had new fixtures and paint. However, when we reached our room the heater was not on (February in Wyoming!) so the room was probably in the high 40s. We had to crank up the heat as high as it would go and stay in our coats for 45 minutes until the room warmed up. They are remodeling the office to provide adequate space for serving breakfast. Overall, I felt we paid too much for what we got.
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