Little America Hotel and Resort

Renovated and expanded into a full-fledged convention center in 2007, this is one of the largest hotels in Wyoming and a noteworthy oasis. The main building and low-rise brick lodges are surrounded by an executive golf course, duck pond, and mature evergreens. The main building harbors a tasteful lounge warmed by a fireplace and Navajo rugs; shops offer boutique clothing, jewelry, and Western souvenirs; there's a stuffed penguin, the hotel's unofficial mascot, in the hall. Accommodations, in four low-rise brick lodges, provide 31-inch TVs, balconies, and bathrooms with tub/shower combos and marble counters. Rooms come in three categories: standards, minisuites with king-size beds, and executive suites. Meals are available in the coffee shop, open from 5am to 1am with very modest prices. The Olympic-size pool is open summer only, but a fitness center and jogging path can be used year-round.

Facilities:
2 restaurants; lounge; exercise room; outdoor heated pool

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