5 hotel rooms + 5 guys eating out = $700/day. One of our houses = $199/night. That's $40 per guy — real beds, hot showers with no line, a full kitchen, and room for the rigs. Same crew. Same nights. $500/day back in your budget.
The workhorse. Oilfield crews, fiber installers, and pool builders have all crashed here after 12-hour shifts. Real beds, a kitchen that feeds the whole crew, and room for every truck and trailer you bring.
The headquarters. Three full showers means nobody's late to the job site. Two living rooms — night crew sleeps while day crew plans tomorrow's work. Your gear locked in the garage, not sitting in the bed of a truck.
The foreman special. Your own private door, your own bathroom, your own space — nobody else's boots in your hallway. $50/night. The motel charges you more for a room you share a wall with a stranger's TV.
If your crew walks in and the house isn't what you saw — beds, baths, Wi-Fi, parking — we make it right or that night is free. You risk nothing. We carry the risk, because we're the ones making the promise.
Pool. Hot tubs. Dry sauna. Wet sauna. Full weight room. A mile from your house. You'd pay $50/month for this at a hotel that doesn't even have it.
Complimentary guest pass included with every booking. Gym is about a mile from the houses. Not in the house — better. Your crew didn't drive 800 miles to sit still.
Hotel and food figures are typical market rates for comparison. Your rate is the $199/night house rate, confirmed before booking.
Different industries, same need: one house for the whole team.
Drilling, frac, and service crews working the Powder River Basin. Room for the rigs that come with the job — not a hotel parking lot jigsaw.
Internet-line and fiber crews on multi-week builds. Wi-Fi that actually works for uploading site photos and clocking out from the couch.
Pool builders, concrete, framers, GCs. One address instead of a stack of hotel rooms — and a kitchen that beats the gas-station roller grill.
Line crews dispatched to Gillette. Extend the stay with one text when the job runs long — no front-desk negotiation.
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Beds, baths, and rig parking checked against your crew — one agreement, one invoice. No five hotel folios. No "incidentals" holds on the company card.
Project runs long? Extend with one text — you're not renegotiating with a hotel chain's front desk.
Right here. Gillette Crew Housing offers whole-house rentals for work crews — two 5-bedroom houses and a private 1-bedroom suite, Wi-Fi, and parking for big rigs, from $50 to $219 per night. One house so the whole crew stays together instead of scattering across hotel rooms.
Yes. The 11th Street Suite is a private 1-bedroom, 1-bath suite with its own separate entrance at $50/night — no roommates, no shared space. Wi-Fi, middle of town, and a free gym guest pass about a mile away. Built for one person on a work assignment.
The whole house. The Beech Street house is $199/night for all five bedrooms — your crew, nobody else. Any applicable fees and taxes are shown before you book.
Yes. 700 Beech Street has plenty of parking for big rigs, work trucks, and trailers. 1317 Cedar Creek has a secure 2-car garage plus street parking. When you inquire, tell us how many vehicles and whether any are oversized, and we'll confirm the fit.
Yes, Wi-Fi is available at every house, so your crew can handle work calls, reporting, and downtime.
Oilfield crews, internet-line and fiber installation teams, swimming-pool construction crews, and utility workers — companies that needed their whole team in one place near the job.
Yes — send your full project dates and we'll confirm availability and terms for the whole run. Extensions are common when projects run long; just ask before your checkout date.
One house, one invoice. Ask about company invoicing when you inquire and we'll set it up for your project.