Reviews from guests who stayed at this hotel, shared by our hotel supplier. Score based on the latest 127 reviews.
+Quirky "Lodge," pleasant staff, and the Tower is just outside of your window. Bathroom may not connect to your bedroom!
+Wonderful positively tremendous property with a view to die for. Staff and lodge experience also above and beyond. Try to book early to grab one of the Windows rooms to watch the sunrise with the Tower.
+Staff extremely friendly. Room was clean and comfortable. The optional dinner and included breakfast were some of the tastiest meals we’ve ever had! The views of the were stunning
+A great experience at the Devil’s Tower Lodge. Clean, comfortable room. Friendly staff with delicious breakfast included. Outstanding location behind the Devil’s Tower. What Hotels.com failed to tell us was that this is a climber’s lodge not luxurious but a cool experience nonetheless.
+Location-Location-Location! The lodge is rustic. The owners and staff were so kind. You are so close to Devil's Tower that it is an unreal experience! We stayed in Burning Daylight but there is not a bad view in the place!
+In a word, WOW!!! What a gem this lodge/B and B is. We were warmly greeted by staff member Glen, who showed us around the place and took us to our room, The Green Room. Such a comfortable room, and the icing on the cake was the airy bathroom with toilet and shower looking out a large window right at Devils Tower. There are curtains to close if you are squeamish, but there is only an open field behind the lodge, and honestly, I have never been in such a spectacular bathroom or taken a more splendid shower. Shortly after our arrival I heard baby noises coming from the kitchen, I peeked my head in and met the owner Rachel, and her adorable son, Peter, along with an equally delightful woman who prepares the meals (I have forgotten her name, sorry!). Later on we met Rachels husband, Gabe, who guides rock climbers up the Tower. They are a lovely couple! We had reserved dinner, and ate at a long table with other guests staying at the lodge. We were served an outstanding pasta with meat sauce, delicious homemade bread, and veggies. We left before breakfast was served, but Glen made sure there was coffee ready for us before we hit the road. This is a really special place, we were treated li
+Short drive to Tower, we have a view from bedroom window.
Melanie
Group of friends · September 2025
+The 2 bedroom cabin was really nice to spend a night on our way. The view of Bear Lodge (Devil's Tower) is gorgeous. We sat on the deck and drank our coffee. The cabin is very simple with kitchen, bedrooms, bathroom and living room. Beds were comfortable, there's a large bath/shower with a window to the woods and view of devil's Tower. I showered and stared at the tower🙂 The main house also had a deck to sit on with the same view. At first walking in to the main house was a little odd, it felt like I was walking into someone's home... Like their living room... And then it just FELT like home. The main house has different rooms that guests stay in and a couple big, comfortable leather couches in a cozy living room for guests that is so inviting and warm and there is a long table for family style dinners and breakfast. We had such great conversation with the other guests. If you stay here, definitely stay for their home made dinner, you won't regret it. The food is delicious and home cooked literally in the kitchen, you can see them cooking, like in your kitchen at home. The owners are a great couple, very kind. They sell Devils Tower tshirts and hats they designed that are better t
+Convenient location, friendly staff, unique rooms that were comfortable. Family style dining was fun and food was great!
Anita
Family · August 2025
+I think calling this a cabin or cottage is misleading. I would say this is more like “glamping”. No frills. We chose this property based on proximity to Devils Tower, and that did not disappoint. While I give it middle rating, it’s due to the following things- 1. THE SHOWER- the Weissner “cottage” shower is an accident waiting to happen. It’s a garden tub, with a 12 in tiled step, no handle, no treads. We only stayed one night thank god. I did not feel safe using it. My daughter needed help getting out of the tub, she was too scared to step over. 2. Breakfast, sort of. A scoop of eggs, two pancakes, 3 squares of watermelon. I was offered no coffee or juice, only water. They don’t let guests serve themselves, so you are at the mercy of the host to decide if you get anything other than water. No seconds, no other options for those on no gluten diet. I don’t think I should have to ask for juice or coffee, they should just serve it. I had a hungry 20 year old, he left hungry, for us old folks it was just ok. 3. A hotel sized fridge with a full sized stove? No ice? 4. Window shaker a/c and difficult to moderate the temp. 5. No linens for the futons, no sheets and pillowcases for them in