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Rock Springs-Days Inn

1545 Elk St.
Rock Springs, WY 82901
Nightly Rates: ( 60.00 - 95.00 )
3 Star


Property Description

A warm welcome and a friendly smile will greet you at the Rock Springs Days Inn, located off I-80 Exit 104. You'll relax in one of our spacious rooms, our outdoor heated pool, or just get some sun on our new sun deck. Join us for our deluxe continental breakfast and visit with other travelers, or catch up on the latest news with a complimentary USA Today.



Amenities

· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· Bar/Lounge
· Coffee Maker in Room
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
· Fishing
· Free Parking
· Free Local Telephone Calls
· Golf
· Hairdryers Available
· Microwave
· Modem Lines in Room
· Meeting/Banquet Facilities
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Pets Allowed
· Pool
· Parking
· Refrigerator
· Shops/Commercial Services
· Skiing
· TV Remote Control
· Laundry/Valet Services
· Adjoining Rooms
· Air Conditioned
· Air Conditioned
· Business Center
· Continental Breakfast
· Connecting Rooms
· Copy Service
· Gift Shop
· Ice Machine
· Iron
· Ironing Board
· Laundry Service
· Guest Laundromat
· Free Newspaper
· Heated Pool
· Outdoor Pool
· Pool View
· Bus Parking
· Recreational Vehicle Parking
· Truck Parking
· Safe
· Television with Cable
· Vending Machines
· Wake-up Service
· Wheel Chair Access


Room Information

Room Overview
Total Number of Guest Rooms: 107 Number of Handicapped Rooms: 5 Number of Double/Double Rooms: 46 Number of Non-Smoking Rooms: 70 Number of Business Place Rooms: 11 Number of King Rooms: 4
Standard Queen Bed Room


Standard Two Double Bed Room


Bathroom



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Miscellaneous Information

· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 02:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is MST
· Opened in 1970
· Renovated in 1996
· 105 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 3 floors.


Directions

Take 191 South to hotel. Hotel is on right side of road.

Take 191 North to hotel. Hotel is on left side of road.

Take I-80 West to exit 104 (Elk Street). Take a left under freeway, and hotel is on right side of road.

Take I-80 East to exit 104 (Elk Street). Take right and hotel is on right side of road.

Sweetwater County Municipal


Guarantee Policy

All reservations made via the Internet require a credit card to guarantee the reservation. Some reservations may require a credit card deposit.


Cancellation Policy

Cancellation penalties may apply if cancelled after the policy deadline. Please review the reservation details before confirming your reservation as policies vary.


Restaurant Information

Ted's Supper Club (5 miles) Applebee's (2 miles) Winger's (2 miles) Bitter Creek Brewing (3 miles)

Restaurant

Applebee's (2 miles) The Sand's (2 miles) Winger's (2 miles) Bitter Creek Brewing (3 miles) Log Inn Supper Club (5 miles) Santa Fe Trails (.5 miles) Ted's Supper Club (5 miles)

Log Inn Supper Club

Rock Springs, WY 307-362-7166 Open: 5pm - 10pm Steak and seafood at its finest. Carry out is available.

Sand's Cafe

1549 9th Street Rock Springs, WY 307-362-5633 Open: 11am - 10pm American and Chines foods available. Carry out and delivery are available.

Cruel Jack's Restaurant

Rock Springs, WY 307-382-9018 Open: 24 hours American food is served. Carry out is available.

The Rock Springs Days Inn does not have a restaurant on premises. However, several restaurants are within walking distance. Rock Springs also has area restaurants which specialize in wild game preparations, and a local brewery.


Recreation Information

Flaming Gorge Reservoir (20 mi) Wild Horses (30 mi) Dinosaur Museum (2 mi) Western WY Comm. Coll. (2 mi) Historical Musuem (4 mi)


Recreations

Dinosaur Museum (2 mi) Western WY Comm. Coll. (2 mi) Historical Musuem (4 mi) Flaming Gorge Reservoir (20 mi) Wild Horses (30 mi)


Area Attractions

Area Attractions

Rock Springs is located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. The terrain includes a plethora of wildlife, red rock, and Bridger Teton National Forest to our North. Rock Springs is also surrounded in outdoor natural attractions including Flaming Gorge Reservoir, Indian Petroglyphs, and Black Butte Monument located in the center of the 2nd largest sand dunes in North America. * BLM Wild Horses, 7 miles from hotel * Sand Dunes, 7 miles from hotel * Boar's Tusk, 10 miles from hotel * Indian Petroglyphs, 17 miles from hotel * Flaming Gorge Reservoir, 30 miles from hotel * Dinosaur National Park, 90 miles from hotel

Flaming Gorge State Park

A lake that offers water-skiing, boating, rafting and camping for tourists.

Rolling Greens Golf Course

Rock Springs, WY 82901 307-352-1415 Open: April - Sept. until dark A golf course of 9 holes that offers a challenging course for all golfers.

Sweetwater Speedway

Rock Springs, WY 307-352-6789 Open: May - September Racing of street cars, modified stocks, demolition derby, and the world famous Outlaws Tour.

Sweetwater County Fair & Rodeo

Rock Springs, WY 307-362-3736 Rodeo runs the last weekend of July. Fair runs the first week of August. Rodeo and fair with lots of exhibits, food, games, and fun.


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Travel Information for Wyoming Hotel Guests


If you are searching for an inn, hotel, motel or resort near a Wyoming attraction, amusement and theme parks, or close to shopping, cultural events, historic sites, museums and performing arts centers, or nearby zoos, a festival, a golf course, a Wyoming state park, this is where you will find it.

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CASPER, Wyoming’s second largest city, is steeped in the history of pioneers: Fort Caspar Museum & Historical Site, a collection of reconstructed fort buildings at the site where the various historic trails cross, a new National Historic Trails Interpretive Center, and the Mormon Handcart Visitors' Center commemorating the trek across the prairies by the Mormon Pioneers. Going back even further, the Tate Mineralogical Museum has the most complete Aurosaurus skull in the world, and the fossilized dinosaur bones found on the Cottonwood Creek Dinosaur Trail span 240 million years of geological history. Other attractions include The Casper Planetarium, the Wyoming Science Adventure Center, the Nicolaysen Art Museum and the Werner Wildlife Museum.

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CODY was the home of Buffalo Bill and the gateway to Yellowstone National Park. The Buffalo Bill Historical Center, tabbed by The New York Times as “The Smithsonian of the West”, includes several internationally acclaimed museums: The Buffalo Bill Museum, the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, the Cody Firearms Museum, the Plains Indian Museum and the Draper Museum of Natural History with plans to integrate humanities with natural sciences. Other attractions include Trail Town, a collection of historic buildings from Wyoming’s frontier days, Blackburn's Wild West Shooting Show, Cody Gunslingers, and The Buffalo Bill Dam Visitor Center, a natural history, water development and engineering museum.

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There are historical buildings at Depot Square Park in EVANSTON and visitors can trade with some "real live" 1840-1850 era folks at the reconstruction of mountain men Jim Bridger and Louis Vasquez's trading post, Fort Bridger.

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FOSSIL BUTTE NATIONAL MONUMENT in Kemmerer takes visitors back millions of years to when the area was an ocean; this 50-million year old lake bed is one of the richest fossil localities in the world.

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GILLETTE is at the center of history and western tradition; Gillette’s Rockpile Museum offers a hands-on-view of artifacts from cowboys, Indians, soldiers and homesteaders; The Cam-Plex Multi-Event Facility includes a fine arts theater and rodeo grounds.

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MEDICINE BOW is Flaming Gorge Country. "The Great Pathfinders" who explored and led the wagon trains along the Overland Trail were the first to travel this region of Wyoming.

Museum of the Mountain Men in PINEDALE houses artifacts of the Western Fur trade.

Much of the history of SARATOGA revolves around its mineral hot springs and thermal waters. The Saratoga Museum includes a blacksmith shop, homestead cabin, dental display and western heritage displays.

STAR VALLEY is known as “Little Switzerland of America”.

Hot Mineral Pools, said to be the world’s largest, are open year round in THERMOPOLIS.

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