The Robert Summers Yellowtail Room

Room 204

Having received his law degree from the University of Chicago, Robert Summers Yellowtail gave a lifelong pursuit of protecting the rights of the Crow Nation. He was active politically as well as legally, representing the Crow Nation and leading the way in their defense against several U.S. Government attempts to use Crow lands.

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Room Amenities

The Robert Summers Yellowtail room is suite that features 1 Queen size bed, a single lavatory, & a shower.
All rooms have wired and wireless internet & individual heat/ac.

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LOVED it here! From the minute we walked in, it felt like home. The room was amazing. The tub was awesome. The bed and pillows were even amazing. And cookies waiting on the desk, unreal! And best of all? April, she was full of information and knew all the history and answered all our questions. We are coming back. And thanks to Charisma for the tour of the bar!

Tracy Green
Me and my father stayed here while on a business trip. Not only were they competitively priced, the inn itself is amazing. There's a charm unlike any other hotel I've been in. We were told they just renovated the rooms and it was certainly worth it. The rooms are beautiful and clean, and surprisingly quiet. I couldn't hear any traffic from outside. There was a connection available for a TV but no TV attached, which didn't bother me or my father, but it's something to be noted. The front desk attendant was friendly, and the continental breakfast was nice. We were told there was a falling out between the restaurant/bar (owner?) and the inn owner, so the restaurant was closed the night we were there, but it didn't bother us. We weren't planning on eating there anyways. The pictures around the hotel are fun to look at and show various stages of the inn's history, along with each room coming with information about Wyoming icons who have history with the inn. I highly recommend taking a bath in their claw-foot bathtubs. I had one when I was growing up and forgot just how nice they are. The only thing I think could make this nicer is glass water glasses, but that's only if they wanted to get REALLY fancy. I wouldn't recommend young children (under the age of 6). It's not that the hotel is bad for children, but rather the atmosphere and overall feel of the inn is probably boring (for them), unless the child is highly interested in history. We had a great stay and we highly recommend this place. I plan on coming back here when I go vacationing in Northern Wyoming.

Michelle
Cool place to stay, close to quite a few good places to eat and drink.

Chris
This place is well worth a visit. Rooms are nice, clean, and just modern enough. ( No USB ports, but several plugs available.) Trains run by frequently, but they are not blowing the horns. You barely notice them. Lots of history here and the staff is top notch. Make sure to enjoy the front porch some, you won't regret it.

Billy Conley