Hotel Fuzion Inn & Suites

The good things were the low price, convenient location, air conditioning, and hot water. But I like knowing there are other people around, and we didn't see a single guest or employee during our one-night stay. It was a strange experience, and if we had to do it again, we'd pay more for a proper hotel. We ended up here unexpectedly after our car broke down during a cross-country trip. There were six of us, and the price worked for our group. When we arrived, the lobby was empty, so we called the number and got checked in remotely. They gave us a lockbox code to retrieve our keys. One room was dirty, so we went back to the lobby for a key to another room. There were also extra towels and toilet paper by the front desk, apparently for guests to pick up what they needed. The place felt scary and neglected, there was no staff and no breakfast. I even wondered if some U of Wyoming students had spotted it for sale, figured it would make a good Haunted House in October, and were managing it remotely in the meantime to make a few bucks. Definitely weird.