We stayed in Cozy Cabin 2. Plenty of room, clean, comfortable beds. Small kitchen if needed. Second…read moretime we've stayed in this motel and so far, our favorite.

Cooke City was fantastic! Elk Horn Lodge was clean, comfortable and the owners Jeff and Lisa were…read moreamazing! Highly highly recommend!

The room was clean and the views beautiful. There is a microwave, tv with satellite channels, small…read morecoffee pot (being your own coffee), fire pit rings, and a fridge. Close to a river and saw bison nearby.. The rooms are rustic and a bit on the smaller side though so heads up. Also keep in mind you are in the mountains, so the internet comes in and out and you don't have reliable, if any, reception. Plan accordingly. Would recommend.

This was our second stay in as many years; our "staycation" from the Park. We stayed in cabin 13…read moreagain, and just loved it. Mini fridge, microwave, two wine glasses, mugs and coffee maker. Very clean, other than under the bed...needs a swiffer. Bed is comfy, though.Love the back deck right on the Soda Butte Creek. Chanc, the host, is awesome and accommodating. Fire at night is fun. Sweet little town and close to Cooke City.

Amazing true Montana lodging experience. The hot breakfast is a must!! Autumn is an amazing host,…read moreand enjoyed her conversation as she prepared breakfast. Will be back on a snowmobile.

Absolutely wonderful experience at the Big Bear Lodge. Rustic cabins but Autumn, the owner and…read morehost, makes it feel like home. They were beyond accommodating and friendly. Everytime we go back to Cooke City, this is the place we'll book. Dog-friendly too!

What a gem. I met the owner Brandon, in Red Lodge while on a road trip heading to Yellowstone and…read moredidn't even know Cooke City existed. Brandon encouraged me to stop by on my way the next day and stay a night, and I ended up staying for several. I was slightly skeptical of the town at first having never been here before; but, once I pulled in, I was blown away by the beauty and ambiance; not only of the town, but the landscape as it's nestled in a small valley between 2 mountains. I had just spent the previous 5hrs driving Bear-Tooth Pass from Red Lodge which is normally a 3hr drive. It was such a breathtaking scenic pass that it took me 5hrs with all the stops I made for pictures. Bear Tooth Pass ends in Cooke City, and is only about 3mi outside the NE entrance of Yellowstone. High Country Motel offers quick easy access to Lamar valley. It is not far from Lamar's rolling pastures filled with immense herds of buffalo and high mountain peaks where Mt. Goats can be seen grazing mountain meadows, you'll need binoculars to see them, as they are quite high. The cabins are clean with a full kitchen. The town is super cool and quaint, with an old-world vibe and architecture. It is a VERY small historic town, with just a couple gas stations, a few restaurants, bars, shops, and a general store, but has everything you need. You can walk to everything the town has to offer from HCM. There is also a gift shop on site in the HCM office where you can purchase cold craft beers, sodas, energy drinks, water, snacks, and souvenirs. I still wear my HCMCC flat-bill hat every day. The views from my cabin were remarkable, Brandon and his staff were exceptionally kind and fun people. Highly recommend staying here for your Yellowstone vacation, it is super convenient to explore and access the park from High County Motel.

I've been coming to Cooke for 25+ years and this is hands down the best place in town. Spotlessly…read moreclean rooms, every room totally unique, everyone who works here is as nice as can be, and you're in the perfect spot right in the center of town. Feels like you're staying at a friend or family's place not a hotel. Beautiful views out of every window. If you're coming to Cooke City any time of year, this is definitely where you want to stay.

First time I stayed at Antlers was in the summer of ( about ) 1994 and after staying for what is…read moreprobably my 10th time I can report it is still the wonderful small Montana lodge it was during my first stay. The older cabins are for those of us who are going to Cooke for the history and tradition and have stayed relatively unchanged with their exterior log walls and tilting floors - but amenities like Direct TV, WiFi and thermal pane windows are recent additions. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the daily room cleaning is first rate. The kitchens have all (almost) of the nec cooking goodies and the bathrooms are super clean with great fluffy towels. For those wanting a more updated lodging they have replaced some of the cabins with new modern facilities including some with two floors, and western decor. Kim, one of the owners and Melissa, their front desk person are both wonderful and work hard to make our stay great. When I'm enjoying Yellowstone, the Lamar valley and Trout Lake, I wouldn't stay anyplace else. And it's 300' to midtown Cooke City for the nightlife.

Antler's Lodge in Cooke City is dog friendly and has the cutest main area with all the fixings you…read moreexpect from a log cabin. The staff were incredibly friendly. Our private cabin on the other hand was just OK as you'd probably expect from the listing. The cabins are lined wall to wall from one other (by twos) and you can park right in front which is nice for carrying luggage and such. The room is dimly lit, the curtains and bedding had a slight musty smell to them and the wifi was extremely weak (unusable if trying to use a laptop). The sink is located outside the bathroom which was nice, but the bathroom I would catch some mosquitoes in there which isn't fun. For a couple nights, this was a fine stay and close to the the entrance of Yellowstone. It's right off of the Bearclaw Highway (or whatever it's called) which is a beautiful scenic drive!

Loved this place because the people Running the front were…read moreso helpful. Hotel wasn't anything fancy but it was warm and dry and safe.

Centrally located on Main Street probably the best place to stay the rooms are ok nothing special…read moreand you can walk everywhere in town

Room was fine but I couldn't figure out the hvac. Thermostat was set low but room was still too…read morehot and the heater kept making these clicking noises all night. Luckily there was a ceiling fan and windows that open. Hotel lobby is large with lots of seating. Great place to hang out with others, eat takeout, or play cards. Didn't get to try the restaurant. It seemed to be open very randomly.

absolute dreadful stay! None of the accommodations were open! No casino, no tavern, no restaurant…read more! Employees were in the lobby on their phones every time we walked through.. We chose this place because we thought we would have a place to eat, a place to have a drink and little entertainment all in one location.. when we arrived we were flat lied to and told that the tavern just closed early that day! After speaking to locals the tavern/casino hasn't been open almost all summer long. The 2nd day we asked again about it and all the guy would tell us is it was closed then acted like he didn't understand what I was asking.. Of course while on his phone sitting in the lobby. Woke up the 2nd day went down to get coffee and was told no coffee they had to clean the machine of course they were once again sitting in the lobby on their phones. 3rd morning had to go down to look for someone so we could get towels, 3 days and no house keeping, we had to actually go down and request for our room to be turned down... Well ended up just 1 out of the 5days we stayed there they actually changed our sheets and made the bed... The last 2 days they did bring towels and take out trash but that was it! No mopping no soap or coffee cup replacements.. they just brought towels... they offered wifi and we connected but still had zero service.. This was our anniversary trip and it was ruined sadly by the place we chose to stay... We will not ever make that mistake again! The town is small and options are slim but sleeping in a truck would have been better than staying at the Soda Butte Lodge...

Alpine motel This is…read morean old motel that has not been refurbished in years. Some may say it has the original charm of yesteryear. I expected very modest accommodations, YET, I also expected WiFi service, since it is listed as one of the amenities. HOWEVER, while there is in fact WiFi service, the connection is so POOR that you can't even access email to send or receive. As the restaurants in town provide WiFi service (with excellent connectivity), Alpine Motel should invest in better equipment to provide what they advertise. Room was clean with plenty of hot water and shower had good pressure. Lighting on room was only fair. TV did not offer any premium access to neither Prime nor Netflix.

Arrived early to the friendly staff, who were able to check me in ahead of schedule. Easy home base…read morefor entering the park and checking out the beartooth highway. Frequent moose on the property was a bonus. Would def stay again. It's rustic up here, suits me just fine.

Helpful people, good place to stop! Very friendly and good supplies if needed. I recommend…read moreeveryone stop in and use their services, you can't go wrong.

Lucas & Maureena (sp?) made this a personable stay. The log cabin we rented for $100/night was…read moreclean & rustic; reminding me of the rough old days (without the rough). They provide you a free cup of coffee with your rental, so in the morning you can sit in front of the store & watch the clouds go past the mountains while having a cup of coffee. They have a well stocked convenience store along with Lattes/Espresso & ice cream. Lucas is 3rd generation in Cooke City & his Dad has the gas station across the street. An added bonus, for us dog lovers are Sassy & Dash.

We couldn't have been more delighted with our stay at the Lamar. I had no idea the location would…read morebe so perfect for our family adventures both in Yellowstone and the adjacent cities of Silver Gate and Cooke City, Montana. The Lamar has everything a family could need including a great kitchen for making memorable meals (I love to cook and found all the supplies I needed), ample space for hanging out with and without your family, and all the modern conveniences travelers expect (there's even Wifi). The dining area provided a wonderful start to the day with a cup of coffee and a gorgeous view of the mountains. The propane grill off the back deck made dinnertime easy. The bedrooms were spacious and the whole house was equipped like the finest hotel. Horseback riding, white water rafting and fabulous hikes are all a short drive away. If you're thinking about Yellowstone the Lamar Cabins should be your first choice!

From the owner: Many travelers have called Lamar Valley Cabins "Yellowstone's best kept secret."…read more Located less than one mile from Yellowstone Park in the tiny mountain village of Silver Gate, Montana, a stay at Lamar Valley Cabins is as if you've never left the park.