We only stayed here one night but it was a pleasant experience. The cabin was clean and functioned…read morewell. There was a sink in the room which made it convenient to at least wash your hands, face, or brush your teeth and not have to go all the way to the communal bathrooms outside. No microwave, kettle, or TV (which was expected). It was also good to not have to travel to lodging outside the park, definitely saves you some driving time. As a bonus, we also saw a bull elk up close and personal in the early morning!

Beautiful historic hotel with gift shop, clean restrooms, and a magnificent map room to enjoy our…read morelunch. A big porch & lights of sights are steps away. I enjoyed the WiFi here!

We had a great stay at Yellowstone Gateway Inn, in Gardiner, MT. The beds were extremely…read morecomfortable and made it easy to relax after long day of travel. The room included a full kitchen, which was a huge plus and gave us everything we needed during our stay. The location is excellent--right in town and close to restaurants, shops, and the north entrance to Yellowstone National Park. One of the highlights was seeing a moose walking through the neighborhood, which made the experience even more memorable. The heating and air conditioning worked perfectly, keeping the room comfortable regardless of the weather outside. Overall, Yellowstone Gateway Inn was clean, comfortable, well-equipped, and in a fantastic location. We would definitely stay here again.

The good. Super cute. Nicely decorated suite. The style was very homey including the immediate…read moreoutside area. Seemed to be well stocked and nice heavy duty towels. Bed was comfortable. Fireplace was nice. Not so good. The accessibility to the entrance was awkward. Went down a street that was more like a dirt alley. Pretty pricy for what was obviously the off season, at least in my view; $300 range with additional pet fee. The unacceptable. The room was filthy. Floors clearly had not been cleaned in some time. Black pet hair all over the unit. Just because we have pets doesn't mean we don't want a clean unit and we certainly paid extra for that. We ended up going to the store for cleaning supplies to clean the counters, table tops etc.. See the picture. Absolutely unacceptable at any price. It was so bad we were concerned whether our linen had been changed. Too bad, because it otherwise would have been a pretty nice place. UPDATED 10/18/26 - a final positive note. My wife heard from the management as she responded to a direct request from them to provide feedback. They apologized; said that they will take this information to housekeeping; provided a partial credit. Genuinely seemed to be concerned about the feedback on our stay.

This hotel is absolutely beautiful. Many of its historic…read morefeatures are still present (including the map room and the bellhop buttons in the rooms). The best thing about this hotel is it's location! Last night I was up until 3am watching the elk walk by my room. Only downside, the WiFi was slow, but that can be expected at a remote hotel.

Do not stay here or in any park lodging!!! The company managing the park does the least amount…read morepossible and charges the max they can. We paid $350 per night for what felt like a motel. No sound proofing at all, we heard people outside, above and next to us, they were not being loud. The beds are horrible, linens like sandpaper. The coffee maker is gross and coffee was like water. They have exposed trash and compost bins in the room. They have very minimal food in dining room that's deplorable and they are still not cleaning rooms due to Covid, but we did get a $5 discount for that. Stay in towns outside the gates.

Friendly staff and nice facilities…read more I do have to agree with another reviewer about the noise. They might need to consider adding material for sound absorption because it was hard to talk to someone sitting next to you in a crowd. Otherwise, amazing experience.

Stunning views of Paradise Valley from the 2nd floor rooms and the lobby level. Staff is friendly…read moreand has good recommendations. The food at the restaurant can be hit or miss - the steak came out cold and the lamb kofta was flavorless but other items like the tomato salad and cornbread were unexpected highlights of the trip. Lots of wildlife around - don't miss the stargazing experience!

What a terrific lodging spot. Just outside the north entrance of the park, this place boasts a…read morebeautiful view of the mountains and later at night you can hear the nearby Yellowstone River. The rooms are very clean and despite no food service, the nearby Ridleys market has everything you need and you can toast or reheat in their common area. Every single staff person is on it. Friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. A great place very conveniently located.

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 surrounding area of Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel is absolutely spectacular! If I were to stay…read moreagain in Yellowstone I would want to stay Mammoth Hot Springs. It is all about location, location, location right. With that being said I am reviewing the actual hotel. When you enter you immediately get the feeling that everything has been newly renovated. It looks fancy. The front desk staff was extremely friendly. One was even spot on with her suggestion of where we should have dinner that night. I was appreciative of her kindness and top notch dinner referral. We made our way to our room and I was again struck by the outward elegance of the room. It also looked newly renovated. The kind size bed was comfortable and I appreciated that they had hypoallergenic bedding for my husband and his allergies. That night I would have given the hotel 5 stars, but fast forward to our alarm going off at 4:30am to get ready for our day. I unpacked and placed all my shower toiletries in the shower. I stepped in the shower, and then I turned on the shower. The water was cold, but I thought well I have to let it warm up. I waited, standing cold, in the shower, half wet, waiting and waiting. The shower never turned warm. I did not shower that morning. I had to dry all my toiletries off and repack them. I think is a heck of a lot to pay at Mammoth Hot Springs to not have hot water. Again, if I could have had a comfortable shower that morning it would have been 5 stars.

We came here for Christmas this past year, and it was the best. Everyone was extremely nice, so…read morehappy to be there including the dinning room staff, which made our holiday more welcoming. The room was nice and cozy. They are big on recycling. We also booked 2 tours through the hotel website and picked us up from the lobby was seamless and we really enjoyed our tours.

very comfortable and quiet room. breakfast delicious. only minutes from lots of restaurants in…read moregardiner. very close to the Roosevelt arch and north entrance to Yellowstone. very convenient yet away from all tourists.

This was a charming place a few miles outside of town. Rooms have a unique styling to them that…read morepair well with the Montana aesthetic. Upon check-in, staff and family were eager to get us all situated and helpful with any questions we had. A bonus was the prepared breakfast in the morning that filled us up before our departure. Nothing fancy, but it got us off on the right foot. Because it's a few outside of town, be prepared to not have cell service. Wifi in my room was slow in the afternoon and extremely slow in the evening when more guests were present. This is a great place to get some reading done.

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.

The most amazing place to stay. Loved the balcony over the River. Great place to enjoy coffee in…read morethe morning, drinks in the evening. Comfortable beds, they did the dishes, would absolutely go back again.

Was concerned about staying in cabins after reading review but I was pleasantly surprised! Although…read morethe floor was filthy ( which I found after spilling water and wiping it up) the rest of the cabin was pretty clean. 2 double beds, table with 2 chairs, nightstand , sink was in main room. Bathroom was large enough and had a separate heater- good cause it was 32 degrees at night! The heater in bedroom worked great. Lots of windows for light. Soap,shampoo, conditioner were supplied. No air conditioning, no tv, no WiFi. Cell service in park mostly non existent. We stayed here for convenience of not having to take long drive recentering the park daily. I only give 3 stars because of the enormous price. 2 nights cost us almost the same as the 6 other nights at Hilton chain hotels on our road trip and there we had all the conveniences plus restaurants near by. Hotel dining room is reservations only, limited menu,expensive and poor reviews. There is no other place to eat closer than 40 min each way. Lucky we had picked up lunch meat and rolls in Cody or it would have been no dinner for us! I'm not sure how how prices compare at other in park accommodations as they were not available when we booked. Make sure to check Trivago when booking- saved $200 from park service website.

Stayed in cabin by the beautiful lake in the park . Great location. No ac or wifi only heat. Saw…read moreelk nearby.

When we walked into the hotel, we were blown away by what we saw. The lobby is filled with over 30…read moretaxidermy animals. At first, I was a little stunned and didn't know how to react, but the staff was super kind and told us about some of the animals in the room. He was very knowledgable about all of the different animals and was really excited to tell us about some of them. The room was nice and clean. It's a bit of an older building with an older AC and strange layout, but it did the job. We were one of the first people to stay after the COVID-19 closure, so it was very quiet. It seemed as though we were the only other people staying there! We did laundry at this hotel and it went by without a hitch. The front desk carries quarters, detergent, softener, and dryer sheets! It costs around $3 for a wash and dry and takes around an hour and a half. Definitely worth it! Overall, this was a great stay! The staff is very nice and it's a great place to stop for a night close to Yellowstone.

A rather unique place with a lot of stuffed animals. A great place for going back and forth to…read moreYellowstone, and a lot cheaper than staying in the park if you make reservations in advance. The staff was helpful and they are back to a regular breakfast. The rooms are full of rustic log furniture. The ice machine was only working on the first floor. The laundry is a plus. Centrally located for doing just about everything there is to do here and the elk frequently eat the grass nearby.