This place was perfect for 5 people. The couches that pull out were already made. The maintenance…read moreman was amazing and told us where to go to see grizzlies and he was spot on. He even let us borrow bear spray! Only about 10 minutes from the park. I highly recommend and would definitely stay here again.

Can I live here?…read more OMG. The details of this place amazed me. Tongue in groove furniture, the best mattress one can buy, high quality appliances, heavy weight eating utensils, quiet, sound proof walls, great customer service. The difference between a five star hotel and, say, a three star, is in the details. This place certainly reminded me of my infrequent stays in a five star. No corporate, bland, everything in neutral colors here, instead, the decorations were done with skill, professionalism and passion. Great little touches like, not just a pull out couch, but a pull out ottoman. (don't try and move that thing, it is heavy!) Cute, but not overly cutesy, rustic outdoor themed touches. Clean, clean, clean. Two giganto TVs. Plenty of pillows and extra bedding. Open the cabinets and you will find a useful slew of small kitchen appliances and an outdoor lantern. And there are a couple of super nice grills for your use! This really feels more like some wealthy family's In-law apartment instead of a hotel. The only little issue, and it is small, is that a big truck will have a hard time fitting into the small parking lot and small spaces. We had a handicap placard but there were no handicap spaces near our apartment. First world problem. And here is a hint. If you want to get to the cute little grocery store across the street, there is an alleyway that goes through the Super 8 parking lot. We went on the off-season and paid a fraction of what the place is worth. Go us. However, when the prices rise to summer prices, I promise that you will still get your money's worth at this place.

The most incredible, kind, thoughtful host Nance, and her husband Richard are amazing at making you…read morefeel comfortable and relaxed. From the moment we arrived it was like we were greeted by a big warm hug! Their help navigating the park was so helpful, breakfast was amazing and the only bad thing is we only stayed two nights. The perfect place for your Yellowstone visit!!

My review is long overdue. However, it's on the 1 year anniversary of staying there, and it's a…read morejoyful memory. That memory is so solidified in my heart. Our trip to Montana was amazing, and the first evening started with stay here. Ms Nance and Richard are such warm hosts. At breakfast they are a fountain of information about Gardiner and the Park. Breakfast was a wide array of delicious choices, and Ms Nance is quick to adapt to your tastes if you stayed multiple nights. But Pro-Tip, tell her ahead of time if you have a particular want. We had a private room with a bathroom. It was very comfortable and warm. Especially considering it was below zero at the time. They also leave out tea and snacks downstairs, so We enjoyed a cup of hot tea as we warmed up from our walk. Location! This wonderful home couldn't be closer to the park entrance. As well, they are walking distance to the local restaurants. It was the start of winter so I didn't get a chance to take advantage of fly fishing, but Richard owns Parks Fly Shop, just around the corner. Book a stay here! You will love it!

My husband and I spent a couple of nights here in early May. We were thrilled by the lovely decor…read moreand extremely clean rooms. This is a family-owned and run hotel, and their pride and enthusiasm really shines through. We found Josh at the desk to be very friendly and accommodating, not to mention a great conversation with his adorable son, Noah! The room was large, quiet and very comfortable. I highly recommend Yellowstone Village Inn and Suite to anyone headed to Yellowstone.

The walls are incredibly thin and the people in the room next to us blasted their TV past 1 am…read more Avoid if you care about privacy or getting a good night's sleep.

This place is honestly amazing. From the outside you wouldn't know, it looks unassuming. We rented…read morea riverside cottage for 3 nights and it was nicer than most hotels. Nice river view with a balcony, loft style cottage with a bed upstairs. Impeccably clean.

We chose to stay at this cottage in Gardiner while in Yellowstone for a few of many reasons…read more Reason 1: After driving almost 20 hours (including stops), we didn't want to have to worry about setting up a campsite. Reason 2: We wanted a nice shower every night and a campsite wouldn't have been able to justify that. Reason 3: We knew we were gonna be tired after enjoying the park everyday, so we wanted to get a good night's sleep. Everything from check-in, location, and the room, was just what we needed. Check-in was seamless. We stayed in the Wolf Den, which was right underneath the office. It comfortably accommodates four people (two in the bedroom and one in the living room for a sofa pull out bed). The bonus from this place was their patio that was available to us right along the riverbed, in addition to the small patio that we already had. We felt so comfortable staying here and loved that it was minutes from the North entrance. I would definitely stay here again when coming to Yellowstone!

We found this place on a recommendation from a local guide and it was perfect. The room was clean…read more Parking is close and easy for loading and unloading. Front desk staff is knowledgeable, friendly and communicate well ahead of arrival. Lastly, the view from the room of the river is an excellent bonus. Everything you need in n town is within walking distance from here and still away from traffic.

I will see that the ladies running this place are actually polite and understanding. For the price…read moreit was very basic and the beds weren't very comfortable. Again, the people at the desk were very polite . The problem that I have with this place is there parking issue. They need to make it an understanding to everybody that checking in and limit how long the vehicles are since their parking is arranged in a specific way. Two times we had people in trucks that were extremely long commercial trucks at least two of the spaces. They blocked my space twice two different vehicles. Although they remedy the situation, I was also upset because they allowed an RV to park and stay inside the RV in the handicap spot which I could've parked in as a paying person there. The streets around the hotel have areas which are not even lit at all and they have a higher than normal vehicle theft issue in this area. The room was clean and nice and the air conditioner worked well The other issue that I strongly suggest they change is the way that they handle animals. Specifically ADA service animals. I watched somebody come in and present a certified service animal or service dog card. First off, there is absolutely no organization in the United States that issues and certified cards for service animals. There is no agency that certified them. But the real issue was that after the person presented their dog as a service dog, they gave them a pet policy to read and sign. As per ADA law, a service dog is not classified as a pet and this should've never been done. I understand that there are some people out there that don't actually have a service dog and they just wanna take their pet along, but that's hard to weed through. I have my own service dog and she is actually a real service dog. We did not have to do that pet policy but then again they never asked. That's because of anybody ever asked me if I have a pet. The answer is always no because of service dog is not defined as a pet under law. Suggestion to manager: Specify a maximum vehicle length and the vehicle should be parked a certain way and not blocking the other spaces when the person checks in. Also specify this on any of the websites. Train the staff on how to deal with service animals appropriately. Do not have people that have service dogs or animals sign a pet policy. That can cause legal issues. Instead, you may always ask those two questions to ensure that it is a service animal. Is your dog a service Animal as for a qualified disability? What task are your dog trained to perform to support that disability? Please ensure that these are the proper two questions.

There was construction going on at the main entrance of the place had to go around cars , the…read moregentleman that was working was very nice and friendly, he explained everything on where our room was but told us there wouldn't be any breakfast because the time we came is usually the off season so they don't have anybody to do the kitchen. But said that there seems to be a lot of people coming this way probably before winter, Got to the room they are very clean and very well put together. No complaints at all. I would stay here. Had a very nice view of the mountains and wild life

Staff person was nice. Very disappointed, though. Nice room, comfortable beds, fridge with a…read morefreezer, large bathroom with built-in heater on a timer. We thought we'd get a great night's sleep. THE LIGHT outside our room flooded through the blinds, no matter how we turned them. Some people cannot sleep with a LOT of light. Black-out drapes would solve the issue. The air conditioning system was noisy, and required frequent adjusting during the night because the temperature would not hold. The pedestal sink with one small shelf above it gives inadequate space for toiletries, etc. A few changes would make a big difference.

WOW!!!!! This was such a wonderful experience. We were greeted by Kelsey and Tally. They were such…read moregracious hostesses. We were given a tour of the property and then the best for last, our beautifully decorated Teepee. GORGEOUS! We needed nothing. There were plugs for charging our electronics, the bathrooms accommodated all our needs and the evening social gathering was a perfect way to unwind. A wonderful way to start our grand entrance into the Yellow Stone National park (just a few minutes down the road).

What a beautiful and extraordinary experience as part of a trip to Yellowstone!!! We booked here…read morebecause we always wanted to go glamping and were impressed with footage of Dreamcatcher on utube. The tipis were every bit as wonderful as depicted and the private bathrooms just incredible! Sure, they were shared but ratio of bathrooms to tipis very manageable. And the staff literally went in to clean and sanitize every hour -- I always felt that I was entering a freshly cleaned luxurious bathroom suite. This review has to be long winded because there are so many wonderful things you should know about Dreamcatcher! We visited the third week of May and the nights were very cold but the beds with electric blankets and the modern space heaters kept everything cozy and inviting. As someone who has to make trips to the bathroom in the middle of the night now, I was grateful that my request to have a tipi fairly close to bathrooms was cheerfully accommodated, and I really appreciated the heated bathrooms with heated floors. I think even in summer guests will appreciate a warm bathroom at night. Every single member of the staff, and I interacted with at least 4 different folks, were engaged, friendly, and welcoming. It's easy to tell when employees are happy and in a company that is run well because it reflects on interactions with guests. The excellent morning coffee/breakfast station and nightly campfire were awesome!!! The only things I would suggest to the company is (1) add some bathrooms that are toilet stalls only so if it's crowded and you just need to pee you can get right in and (2) add an outdoor kitchen sink with a clear sign that folks using a barbecue grill, kitchen utensils and such DO NOT USE THE BATHROOM to clean these items. I stumbled upon a guy in one of these beautiful bathroom suites using the sink to clean a dirty grill (yuck) and saw his friend coming over with his grill ready to jump in there as well. For those of us who are strict vegetarian for cultural reasons, it is taboo to come in contact with things that have held meat. Thankfully the staff kept the bathroom clean though.

We were on a three day trip to Yellowstone, and needed a place to stay one night in Gardiner. This…read morelocation is out of the city just a few minutes drive, but has gorgeous views from every door. Our room had a kitchen in it, which would've been helpful if we had been staying for more than one night. The morning breakfast was OK, but not that memorable. The room was clean, and it gave us the opportunity to chill out and watch some TV, so I guess it suited its purpose.

Due to early tour time, I called to change my reservation 6 days before our stay. The owner,…read moreJeanette Mikos said "No." A couple of days later, my card had fraudulent charges, so I shut it down and when they tried to charge me for the room, it did not go through. I went elsewhere and chose not to stay there. The owner threatened to take me to court for the amount, but would settle for one night. Due to my second parent dying this year, I did not respond immediately give them the one night. The owner counted down the days and said the following "Crista, This is Jeannette Mikos (owner) of the Yellowstone Basin Inn. We have allowed for 13 days to receive your payment by check by mail. No payment has been received. If we do not receive payment for the 1 night stay of $351 by 8/1/2025, we will have to pursue with the local District Justice for the full 3 nights of stay, $1,053. Please contact us with payment of the $351. Thank you." I informed her my mother had died 2.5 months after my dad and that paying her wasn't at the top of my list. No response. Yellowstone is the number 1 international destination. If a business won't accommodate a change and will chase you for one nights stay, it's because they are not making a lot of money. Stay at your own risk.

Wonderful stay at the Ridgeline! Staff was super friendly, especially Ameika…read more They provide a complimentary walking stick and binoculars. The binoculars made a huge difference seeing animals in Yellowstone. There were cookies, coffee, tea, cider, and hot chocolate at check in. Gas fires places were so inviting. S'mores packs and skewers were provided to guests. Laundry facilities were free with soap and full access to washers and dryers, no cost. A pool and hot tub were available for use. And yet another complimentary service was the game room with free pin ball machine, air hockey, television, and video games available for use. Amazing value and amazing views! This location is close to the grocery store and gas stations. The rooms have refrigerator, coffee pots, and microwave. They were very clean and up to date. The WiFi was good compared to other local places. No need to sign into their WiFi.

Great customer service, friendly and informative front desk people. Great location. Clean rooms…read more Dog friendly. Fire pits around the property and they sell s'mores kits. They also give you reusable water bottles and have a filling station in the front office. I appreciate the thought that the owners have put into their business. Additionally, we were able to use our hotel points as they are part of the choice hotels chain. So that's a big win. Would stay here again. Would recommend.

What an amazing stay. This was a great historic hotel with all the comforts of home. That said…read morethere are updates that give you all the comforts you have at home. There is a cooktop, microwave, refrigerator, pots and pans, Keurig coffee maker and the cutest dining table for two. Would definitely stay again.

Cancelations policy even when a doctor's note for emergency surgery could be provided was denied a…read morerefund to our friends. The manager is a pleasant 22 year old with little experience. The place needs a good scrubbing . It is more of a low quality air b and b . It is an old (sort of )restored apartment building. The room we were originally shown was a converted attic . The room we took ; Our coffee pot was broken. Towels smelled and I had to request the place be recleaned. No closet and only one dresser that was being used. But we were lucky another guest stated she had no sink in her bathroom. Another guest said well at least it doesn't smell. Not a review you expect from a boutique hotel. I showed pictures to a family member and he said not even the Adam's family but more like the "Monster's home. Sorry was expecting more. Lesson learned read reviews.