Lake Yellowstone Hotel & Cabins - Inside the Park

Unable to make reservation direct, desk clerk (?) quoted 3 prices, both higher than Orbitz. Slow checkin, 1st cabin was occupied !!! Expensive and way off the the value . Clean was a positive... Broken uneven steps into cabin caused a fall. ould never recommend - poorly managed

Cabins are cute, but pricey for what you get. They are in a great location of the Park. They need to clean the cobwebs in the corners of the ceiling, but I’d still stay again for the location.

No Wi-Fi for a $700 per night stay is unacceptable

This is probably the top location in the park — the location is beautiful and scenic and the dining room serves outstanding food. We tried a couple of the other lodges and dining locations in the park, and this is the one we would recommend most strongly.

Too old

Beautiful classic hotel. Real treat to sip a cocktail in the sunroom after a day of exploring Yellowstone. Dinner was excellent and overall very friendly and professional staff. Will certainly return.

Our cabin was near the hotel and we ate in the dining room three times during our stay. Wonderful food and service! Our cabin was just what we needed.

Wifi doesnt exist. Wired connection is so slow and unreliable that you can't reliably log into any portal, nevermind stream anything. Too expensive not to have useful internet. Windows looked like they were being replaced but mine were old and broken. Cant walk on the terrace. The good: Old and historic building that was pretty cool to look at. Great view of the lake. Staff was nice. Good lounge area to have a drink and relax.

Condition of the surroundings around the cabins and amenities inside the rooms should be improved. The food quality is good but the quantity is not.

We walked in the hotel to find it had minimal electricity. Running on backup generator. Kitchen unable to cook. Most rooms had no electricity. Our friends did; ours didn’t. I had to go to manager to request a room that had electricity. There was a very short list. We did get a much nicer room in the end, but ate a strange, not very good dinner of hamburgers, grocery store potato salad, chicken breast (cold). Heard that they had to cook food outside on grills. Staff was very patient and did well under pressure. Maybe time to update backup systems on an old hotel.

We stayed in a cabin and it was adequate (no tv, a/c,frig, microwave) but for the price, one would expect more. Although at first it seemed clean, we noticed floors had not been cleaned very well. Found dental floss, popcorn on floor plus along baseboards lots of dust balls. Shower pretty small. If you're looking for rustic surroundings, you will like the cabins.

Room was smaller than expected and layout resulted in wasted space in the corners which made it seem even smaller. I requested a fridge (since we were staying 4 nights and we had perishables, as food in the park is limited). Our request was treated like it need approval from the Pope. In the end, we got the fridge, but I guess I didn't specify it should actually work, which it did not! Nevertheless, I ended up using it as a smelly cooler, continuously feeding it ice. In addition, there was dust on the dresser, and when I asked a housekeeper who was right outside my door to please empty the trash in my room, she did not. Also, since I booked on Orbitz, I was told I was “not eligible” for the $5/night credit for no housekeeping. Overall, a very poor experience, not even considering they are still in the stone ages with NO wifi and barely any cell service. And very little ability to do online bookings. All this for over $400/night! Xanterra should be fired by the national park service and replaced with a competent property manager.

Stunning park and lovely room. The only issue was that there is no wifi, and the ethernet dongles they lend were not available

very greedy restaurant and very poor breakfast buffet without any descent bread in the morning. unacceptable !

I know it’s in YNP, but it would have been nice to have either cellular service OR WiFi. It was difficult to plan our days in the park without one or the other. Couldn’t access weather, road closures, hiking trails, etc. No tv.