Laramie's Hidden Gem: Super 8 Wyndham Review (You Won't Believe This!)
Laramie's Hidden Gem: Super 8 Wyndham Review (You Won't Believe This!) - Seriously, I'm Still Recovering (in a Good Way!)
Alright, folks, buckle up, because I'm about to spill the tea (or, you know, the complimentary coffee from the lobby) on the Super 8 Wyndham in Laramie. And let me tell you, "hidden gem" doesn't even begin to cover it. I went in expecting your average roadside motel experience, and I left… well, let's just say I'm considering a permanent relocation.
First Impressions, and a Tiny Panic Attack (Totally Normal):
Pulling up, it looks like a Super 8. Standard exterior corridor, parking aplenty (and free - score!), and the usual signage. But then, boom, you walk inside, and the front desk staff aren't just there, they're genuinely welcoming. This isn't some robotic "Welcome to Super 8" – these folks are smiling, offering suggestions, and actually seem to care if you have a good stay. Crazy, right?
Now, let's get this straight. I'm a travel writer; I've seen hundreds of hotels. I've been through more hotel lobbies than I can count (and I was counting, but lost track). But this… this was different. The air conditioning in the public area was actually working! And it was bliss.
Accessibility & The Feel-Good Factor (Because Even Travel Writers Need Pampering):
Let's talk about the important stuff first. Accessibility? Seriously, they've thought of it. Wheelchair accessibility is on point. There are facilities for disabled guests, and the elevators are easy to navigate. They really care about welcoming everyone… and that's heartwarming.
The Rooms: More Than Just a Bed (and the Free Wi-Fi is LEGIT!)
Okay, the rooms. Ah, the rooms. Forget what you think you know about Super 8 rooms. This one… this one was clean. Like, suspiciously clean. Cleanliness and safety is obviously a big priority here, because all rooms have been sanitized between stays, and there's that anti-viral cleaning everywhere. Plus, room sanitization opt-out? Nice touch for the environmentally conscious!
The Free Wi-Fi in all rooms is a lifesaver. And it actually WORKS. Seriously, I could stream movies, upload photos, and research my next adventure without wanting to chuck my laptop out the window. And the Internet access (with LAN option as well) is a nice bonus. As a workaholic, I appreciate the Laptop workspace and the desk.
Don't get me started on the Air conditioning, because it was a godsend after the dusty road. The blackout curtains were a lifesaver for a good night's sleep. The extra long bed was a dream. And the pillows? Man, I could've slept like a baby all day! I'm talking Bathrobes people! Slippers! They've really thought of everything.
Food Glorious Food (and the Surprisingly Amazing Breakfast):
Okay, confession time: I’m a breakfast fiend. I judge hotels by their breakfast. And the Super 8 Wyndham? They passed with flying colors. The included Breakfast [buffet] was surprisingly good. I'm not talking Michelin-star cuisine, but fresh coffee, a decent selection of pastries, and even some hot options beyond the usual. It was a solid start to the day. They even have Breakfast takeaway service!
And if you're feeling peckish later, there is a Snack bar that may provide some snacks.
Amenities: Not Your Average Roadside Stop (Hello, Relaxation!)
This is where the Super 8 Wyndham really shines. Forget what you think you know about budget hotels. They've got a Fitness center (I didn't use it, but it's there!), and a Swimming pool [outdoor] – perfect for cooling off after a long day of exploring Laramie. There's even a Sauna! (Okay, I admit, I did spend a good chunk of time in there. Pure bliss!)
The Little Things That Matter (Because Details, People, Details!)
- Daily housekeeping: My room was spotless every single day.
- Daily disinfection in common areas: Made me feel super safe.
- Cashless payment service: Super convenient.
- Elevator: Essential.
- Family/child friendly: I didn't bring kids, but I saw families, and they seemed happy.
- Luggage storage: Thank goodness! I had a lot of bags.
- Smoke detectors & Fire extinguishers: Always important
- In-room safe box: Peace of mind.
- Safe dining setup: Great for social distancing.
Downsides (Because I'm Honest):
- No on-site restaurant, other than the breakfast buffet. But Laramie has some amazing options (and you can arrange food delivery!).
- It's a Super 8. It's not a five-star resort. Manage your expectations, and you'll be pleasantly surprised.
The Verdict: You Won't Regret It!
Look, I'm not going to lie. I went into this expecting a basic, functional motel. I ended up with a surprisingly comfortable, welcoming, and well-equipped stay. The staff were genuinely friendly, the room was clean, the Wi-Fi was reliable, and the amenities were a pleasant surprise.
This isn't just a place to crash; it's a place to actually enjoy your stay. And honestly, for the price, it's an absolute steal.
So, Who Should Book?
- Road-trippers looking for a comfortable and affordable stay.
- Families who need kid-friendly amenities.
- Anyone who needs a reliable, clean, and welcoming place to stay in Laramie.
- People like me, who are pleasantly surprised by what a Super 8 has to offer.
My Crazy Offer - Seriously, Book Now! (Because You Deserve This!)
Here's the Deal:
For a limited time only, book your stay at the Super 8 Wyndham in Laramie, and get 20% off your first night (use code "HIDDENGEM" at checkout). That's right, my friend! You'll get to experience the bliss that I have, and you'll save some cash while doing it!
Why You Need to Book:
- Unbeatable Value: Seriously, the price is amazing for what you get.
- Cleanliness is King: You'll appreciate the attention to detail.
- Stress-Free Relaxation: Kick back, relax, and enjoy your time in Laramie.
- The Free Wi-Fi: Enough said.
- Trust Me: You won't regret it.
Click Here to Book Your Stay and Discover Laramie's Hidden Gem! Don't miss out on the chance to relax and unwind in the most enjoyable way possible. Act fast, availability is limited!
[Link to Super 8 Wyndham Booking Page]
(P.S. If you see a crazed travel writer hanging out in the sauna, it’s probably me. Say hello!)
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Alright, buckle up, buttercups, because this ain't your grandma's meticulously planned travel itinerary. This is… well, this is my attempt at wrangling a trip to Laramie, Wyoming, while battling the existential dread of being an adult. Plus, there's a Super 8 involved. Let's just say the bar is appropriately set.
Trip Title: Laramie: Where the Wind Whispers Lies (and Maybe I'll Find a Decent Coffee Shop)
Destination: Super 8 By Wyndham Laramie, Laramie, WY. God, I hope it has a continental breakfast that requires minimal effort.
Duration: Roughly… three days? Four? Honestly, I'm flying by the seat of my increasingly uncomfortable pants.
Day 1: Arrival and the Existential Dread Begins
- Morning (ish): Fly into…Somewhere. Honestly, the airport doesn't matter. The real journey starts the moment I shove that suitcase into the overhead bin and pray to the travel gods it doesn't fall on someone's head during the flight. I'm already picturing the missed connections and luggage mishaps. This is gonna be a great trip.
- Afternoon (ish): Arrive in Laramie. Hopefully, the rental car isn't a rusty death trap. First impression: Windy. Seriously, is it always this windy in Wyoming? I swear, my hair is already doing the electric slide. Check into the Super 8. Pray for cleanliness and at least two usable pillows. My back hurts just thinking about it.
- Late Afternoon/Early Evening: Okay, confession time: I'm not a "planner." I intend to plan, but usually end up wandering aimlessly until hunger strikes. Maybe I'll try to find the University of Wyoming. See if I can still remember anything from my college textbooks. Probably not. More likely, I'll drive around lost, muttering about how "adulting" is just a series of increasingly complicated errands. Eventually, I'll stumble upon a restaurant. Pray for decent food.
- Evening: Dinner. And then… well, then probably collapse in the hotel bed. Watch some terrible TV and wonder if I can justify ordering room service (even if it's just a bag of chips and a soda from the vending machine). The Super 8's cable better have at least one channel on my "comfort food" list. Like, anything with a cheesy plot and some good-looking actors.
Day 2: The Bison and the Breakdown (Probably Me)
- Morning: Breakfast at the Super 8. The Continental Breakfast Gauntlet. I'm bracing myself for lukewarm coffee and those sad, pre-packaged muffins. Maybe a rogue, overly ripe banana. This is where my inner child cries.
- Mid-Morning: Okay, time for a REAL plan. Probably go to the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site. I'm morbidly fascinated by prisons and history, so it will be a great learning experience. Maybe learn about some real-life escapes. Perhaps I'll get some inspiration.
- Lunch: Find a local diner. Every small town has a diner. Every diner has a story. This is where the real character of the trip will be revealed.
- Afternoon: The Wildlife Encounter: The actual plan is to find some bison. Wild ones, if I'm lucky. I keep reading about them, and I'm determined to see some majestic creatures. Hopefully, I don't get charged. Or, even worse, have to deal with a car breakdown in the middle of nowhere.
- Evening: Find something local for dinner. A pub? A brewery? Something that serves beer and doesn't judge my questionable life choices. Maybe I'll even strike up a conversation with a local. Then again, I might just hide in my hotel room and read. Who knows?
Day 3: The "I Can't Believe I'm Doing This" Day
- Morning: Wake up. Groan. Repeat. Breakfast at the Super 8. This time, I'm armed with a travel mug and some instant coffee packets. Prepare myself for the inevitable sadness of travel.
- Mid-Morning: Okay, let's be ambitious. Maybe a hike? Or a scenic drive? Look at the mountains and pretend I'm a rugged adventurer.
- Lunch: Have a picnic lunch. Bring the snacks from yesterday's grocery stop. I've learned from experience: don't overpack.
- Afternoon: Revisit a place I enjoyed. Or, maybe I'll give up and just spend the afternoon browsing in a bookstore. Or, heck, go back to the hotel and take a nap.
- Evening: Last dinner in Laramie. A final salute to the windswept plains. Contemplate my life choices while eating a burger. Pack my bags. Prepare for the journey home.
Day 4: The Escape (and the Longing)
- Morning (Or At Least, Before Noon): Check out of the Super 8, leaving behind a slightly less horrified version of myself. Head to the airport. Pray the flight is on time.
- Afternoon or Evening: Arrive back home. Unpack. Longingly stare at photos of the Grand Teton. Start planning the next trip. Or, at the very least… make a list of all the things I can't wait to do but won't.
Important Considerations (AKA, Things I'll Probably Screw Up):
- Weather: Layering is key. Pack for all four seasons. In one day.
- Gas: Fill up before you run out. Duh.
- Snacks: Essential. Pack like you're preparing for the zombie apocalypse.
- Patience: With the wind, with the hotel, with myself.
- Good Book: Always.
Emotional State: A fluctuating cocktail of excitement, anxiety, and the creeping realization that I'm probably doing this whole "life" thing wrong. But hey, at least I'll have a story to tell. And maybe, just maybe, a decent souvenir. Wish me luck. I'll need it. And maybe some chocolate. Definitely some chocolate.
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