Days Inn By Wyndham Worland
About Days Inn by Wyndham Worland
A single-story Worland hotel with complimentary breakfast, free Wi-Fi, parking, fitness facilities, and straightforward rooms near Highway 16.
Days Inn by Wyndham Worland is a 42-room hotel located just off Highway 16 in Wyoming’s Bighorn Basin. The single-story layout keeps the property easy to navigate, with guest rooms positioned close to the parking area and no long elevator journey between the vehicle and the luggage. Its location works well for road travelers moving between Yellowstone National Park, the Bighorn Mountains, Thermopolis, and central Wyoming.
The interiors follow a familiar roadside-hotel style, with practical furniture, carpeted floors, work surfaces, private bathrooms, and climate control. Rooms are available with king or queen beds, including configurations with two queen beds and accessible layouts. In-room equipment can include flat-screen television, air conditioning, a telephone, ironing facilities, a hairdryer, microwave, and refrigerator. Guests requiring a microwave or refrigerator should confirm that the selected category includes both appliances.
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Where You’ll Be Staying
Worland is a small agricultural city in north-central Wyoming, surrounded by dry basin landscapes, open farmland, and distant mountain ranges. The hotel sits near Highway 16, making downtown services, restaurants, museums, and regional roads easy to reach by car. The immediate area is functional rather than highly walkable, but distances around town are short and traffic rarely behaves like it has somewhere terribly important to be.
Washakie Museum and Cultural Center
The Washakie Museum and Cultural Center explores the natural history, archaeology, wildlife, geology, and settlement of the Bighorn Basin. Its exhibits provide useful context for a region that can otherwise look like a very large collection of sagebrush viewed through a windshield.
Downtown Worland
Downtown Worland includes local restaurants, shops, public buildings, and everyday services. The district is compact and easy to reach from the hotel, though it has the quiet pace expected from a regional farming community rather than a tourist center.
Wind River Canyon
Wind River Canyon lies south of Worland on the route toward Thermopolis. The road follows the river between steep rock walls, with exposed geological layers, railway tracks, and occasional wildlife visible along the way.
Boysen Reservoir
Boysen Reservoir supports boating, fishing, camping, and shoreline recreation south of Worland. The surrounding state park combines open water with broad, dry landscapes and views toward nearby mountain formations.
Bighorn Mountains
The Bighorn Mountains rise east of Worland and offer scenic drives, hiking, fishing, camping, wildlife viewing, and seasonal recreation. Mountain roads can be affected by snow and rapidly changing weather, particularly outside summer.
What to Expect Around Here
Worland is quiet, practical, and shaped by agriculture, energy work, and regional travel. Dining and shopping choices are limited compared with larger Wyoming towns, but fuel, groceries, and basic services are easy to find. The location suits travelers who value direct highway access and shorter driving times more than nightlife or a dense downtown scene.
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