March 2010 This is a great place to stay. The location is terrific for climbing Devils Tower or just checking out Wyoming or South Dakota. There is a large living area with plenty of room for stretching out and recovering from a hard day’s climb or a day of seeing the sights. Furnished in warm western colours, it features comfy couches with cozy throws, and big floor pillows. A large fireplace dominates one end and the large picture window features a perfect view of the Tower. There are two pianos on site, and our host, Frank, is known to sit down at any moment and start playing. Dining takes place in a glass-enclosed room, which also faces the Tower. My bedroom suite was elegant, with a big, comfortable bed, and supplied with my own terrycloth robes. All the suites have a view of the Tower - it was the first thing I saw every morning; the view changing depending on the weather. The suite also featured access directly to the back deck, and everyone is wel

When my girl friends and I did a road trip west from Chicago, I knew I had to try climbing the Tower. Because we didn't plan a great deal in advance, Devil's Tower Lodge didn't have any available rooms but we did enjoy the fantastic hospitality of the Lodge's staff and Frank Sanders, the owner. With the assistance of one of Frank's climbing guides, I enjoyed a great day of climbing. Since then, I've been back, stayed at the Lodge and TOPPED the Tower. The Lodge guest rooms are spaceous and unique and nothing can beat having an early morning coffee or late afternoon beverage on the deck with an incrediable view of the Tower. Its an experience not to be missed. Stay a few days to experience the unspoiled beauty of the place and you'll surely be treated to Frank at the keyboard of his baby grand.

I first went to Devils Tower Lodge for a 40th birthday adventure. This magical place has become my pilgrimage yearly and will continue to be where I find my center and regain perspective. One may climb, hike or just sit and read or rest. The hospitality is unmatched and when Frank says "make yourself at home" that is exactly what it means. See you there.

My family and I came to Devils Tower to see our Nation's first monument and didn't think it would be anything but the usual National Park deal. Devils Tower Lodge changes that "hum-drum" point of view dramatically, from breakfast looking at the Tower to the encouragement to learn more about climbing and then the support and instruction that enabled me to reach the top, to dinner when we came down at 11:30 at night. It was all way above my limited ability to understand what a treat the Lodge is!!!!!!!! I didn't think going on a family vacation could be this much of a life-changing experience. While I went climbing, my little sister, Mom and Dad went on a porcupine hunt with the hostess and they had an adventure in the dark. The next day, they saw one in a tree and told me that I could get some of the quills by putting my t-shirt on its back. I did but was scared to pull it off. Awesome! EVERYONE who stays at Devils Tower Lodge will have some kind of story to tell.

it doesnt take you long after you arrive at devils tower lodge to feel like you are staying with friends . they make sure you have a great time , meal time is a joy . i look forward to my next trip west so i can feel the power of the tower . frank is a blessing.