Siesta Motel

Rustic, old motel, nothing special but it was a place to sleep and shower! Great place to stay for hunting n fishing! The older lady that owns it is very nice and takes care of it all by herself.

Very nice people, great staff. Bathrooms are very small, and beds are outdated but very clean room. Perfect for a group of hunters, wanting a place to rest after a beautiful day in the Big Horns of Wyoming!

The motel is quite old and the fixtures outdated, but it is clean and the housekeeping staff does a great job. No frills here, just an inexpensive place to stay. The restaurant has pretty good food and the homemade pie is wonderful. Service is slow, so don't be in a hurry..

I'd give it a negative 5 stars if you could. We tried to book rooms for Ledoux Days in March and the old lady said she wouldn't take reservations till June 1. So we called June 1 at 6:30 am, and she said she booked the whole motel to the bands. Try Powder River Campground. They'll take reservations yearround and are very nice.||||Craig Steele

Stopped in here a while back for lunch on a road trip with my girlfriend. Staff was very cold/short/rude towards us. We were glared at as if we were criminals during our meal. I felt extremely awkward during our entire experience. I had the buffet and my girlfriend ordered a full meal. I was charged for a second buffet (full charge) because my girlfriend had two bites—literally two bites—of my salad I wasn’t going to finish. When questioned about the second buffet charged I was told it was because my girlfriend has some of my salad—two (2) bites. I’m sure I was treated this way because I wasn’t a local. I’ve worked in the industry and and the way we were treated was not okay. Needless to say I will never eat here again and I encourage you to stay away if you’re not a local.