Adventure Sport Hotels & Resorts in Yellowstone National Park from NZ$472

"Love the history and atmosphere on this hotel. You can't beat the location either right by Old Faithful Geyser. Enjoyed breakfast every morning. Dinner was a bit of a let down for the price. Not enough selection. We ate at Snow Lodge more. "

"Friendly staff and great location! "

"We've never stayednat this hotel before and based on this experience, we would definitely return. Nice big rooms with microwave, small fridge, quiet heat/AC and comfortable beds. Turn down service each day available. Breakfast has options from hot items, bagel/breads, yogurt and fruit. Staff was pleasant and helpful. Hotel is located about a block from shopping, food, coffee and gas. Very pleasant stay."

"What a great place and nice rooms "

"Great hotel - friendly knowledgeable staff"

"Great cabin. On edge of town so quiet. Limited office hours but no problem with checkin or out. Locked ourselves out of our room but a call brought off site staff over in minutes. Only concern was lighting in cabin which was low level especially in kitchen, Glad we choose this as our base when exploring Yellowstone NP"

"We absolutely loved our little cabin. It had smore kits and hot chocolate. Walking sticks and binoculars to use. It was clean and very quiet. It also had a cozy fire pit outside. My only issue was when we were checking in, we had to ask someone. If it wasn't for them, I'm not sure we would've found where to check in at. "

"We stayed in the cabins since the hotel was fully booked. The cable was just ok. It was clean and cute and i knew going in what we would and would not have. Its just beds, a bathroom and a coffee maker. Very few options for food. The restaurant is very nice but you need reservations which we did not know and they book up months in advance. Luckily we stopped by as they were opening for dinner and was able to get in but it had to be at that moment, nothing was available until 9:30. There is another place down the road but very few options and nothing if you have dietary restrictions. For these reasons these cabins should have a small refrigerator and microwave so you can at least travel with some food. I heard this was a problem so i actually came prepared with some dry food and we ate alot of peanut butter sandwiches, crackers and fruit for the 3 nights we were there. Location was great! "