119 North 10Th Street
Queen Room
2 x Guest | 1 x Room
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Free Wi-Fi Breakfast
Free Wi-Fi Breakfast
Town House Motor Inn
119 North 10Th Street
Location
This hotel warmly welcomes guests in Worland.
Facilities
Guests can enjoy the pleasant ambience of one of the 23 rooms. The friendly staff at the reception desk are happy to answer any questions. Services and facilities include room service (limited hours), a coin-operated laundry and a smoking area. Wireless internet access is provided in public areas (no extra charge). Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the parking lot for no extra charge. Complimentary newspapers are available.
Rooms
Rooms are equipped with air conditioning and central heating. A desk is provided. Additional features include a refrigerator, a microwave and a tea/coffee station. An ironing set is provided for guests' convenience. A telephone, a flatscreen television with cable channels and WiFi (no extra charge) are provided as well. A hairdryer is provided in the bathrooms. Copyright GIATA 2004 - 2022. Multilingual, powered by www.giata.com for client no. 126311
Payment
The hotel accepts the following credit cards: American Express, VISA and MasterCard.
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Excellent
Based on 26 reviews
Amazing value for money!
Based on 26 reviews
Location
Sleep Quality
Location
willbullu
2017-10
The room was awful bed had bed bugs would only refund us 40.00$ after we paid 82.00$ I will not stay here ever again you should sleep in your car one of the worst experiences of my whole life...
erinperrigo
2018-06
When got there people were sitting on the steps blocking our way to get up. The bed was like a cardboard box, some of the plug ins didn't work. Decor was very outdated, like the 80's called they want...
MarciaOakley
2017-08
When we arrived, there was a pickup truck in the parking lot with 4 guys in it, praying. Kinda creeped us out, but whatever. Upon opening the door, our room was disgusting. The carpets were...
