This place is an old mansion converted into several cosy, cute and comfortable rooms. We had room 101 which is on the first floor and has just a queen bed, a small shower/toilet, and tallboy, but was quite fine for one night's accommodation. Tamy (the owner) had offered us the adjacent kitchen for an extra charge, but we didn't need it. The building itself is decorated with fairy/string lights and lots of Yellowstone themed trinkets which makes for a nice ambiance. There is a fire pit in the manicured front yard, which will be lovely in the Summer (it was snowing and blowing a gale when we were there). The balcony has lots of comfy chairs and a couple of bbqs (also, good when it's not freezing!). I like the hassle-free check-in. We were sent a code for our room door, so never needed to see anyone. Tamy sent us a detailed email with suggestions for local dining etc. We had her cell number should we have needed to contact her at any time. Wifi is fast and reliable (although we did experience a very short black-out!) The location is also great –– on Main street, just off S Second St –– and very close to the North entrance. Given that it's in town, you can walk to a lot of places for food and drinks etc. I would stay here again. And it's good to know they do have a kitchen if you want one.

I loved this small boutique hotel right outside the Gardiner, MT entrance to Yellowstone. My room had an adorable little kitchen and a rock shower. No expense was spared in the styling of this room. Walk to restaurants, laundromat and shops. Check-in is a breeze, they just text you a code for the door lock. This place is in my top 3 favorite rooms ever!

The Park Hotel was beyond expectations. Rooms are beautifully decorated with great attention to detail. Everything was very clean and comfortable. Can't say enough good things. We would definitely stay here again!

I enjoyed my stay at Park Hotel Yellowstone. The hotel is literally on the edge of Yellowstone National Park, and many animals like Elk and Bison from the park wander into town and show little regard to humans. (Perhaps because they are gigantic) In fact, there was a mule deer in the yard next door to the hotel, when we arrived and also cotton tail rabbits running around in the streets. The historical and famous Roosevelt Arch is just a block away from the hotel. The river is also only a block. There are restaurants just across the street or down the street from the hotel that are decent including Cowboys which has Bison Burgers. The town is incredibly small but getting the hotel was almost as if we were getting to stay in Yellowstone, even though we were in the off season, when Yellowstone does not offer any hotels within the park. The hotel was absolutely lovely. Many of the design features are in the craftsmen building style and the building itself dates back more than a hundred years. Around the time that the US Parks department took over Fort Yellowstone, this building was built. Despite its age, it has been retrofitted with all the modern trappings like wireless internet, plenty of plugins for electronics, clean modern bathrooms, and flat screen TVs. Our particular room had a retro style, electric heater which looked like an old kettle heater. This was not the sole source of heat though as there was a thermostat that could be operated for regular heating. The interior of the hotel was eloquently decorated in cabin and woodsy themes. You truly felt like you were transported to a mythical cabin in a rugged wilderness. The rooms we had were combined together by a walkway and they offered us all the comforts and joys of home such as a Kitchen equipped with a dishwasher, range, oven, and cookware and also a newer model washer and dreyer. The only thing to consider is that due to the age of the building and the wood floor boards, you do hear people quite well going up and down the stairs outside the rooms. The owner Tami went out of her way to accommodate us after a mix-up with Priceline when we booked. It is better to book from the direct website than to do what we did and book through an online travel agency. Tami was fair and honest, and very personable. If you meet her its like meeting an old friend even though she is the hotel owner. Parking was available on the street outside the hotel. We never had any problems finding a space to park. Overall I think this hotel has great value especially when considering you get all the comforts of home right on the doorstep of one of the world’s most beautiful nature areas. I would likely book again if I want to travel to the northwest entrance of Yellowstone near Mammoth Hot Springs.

The Park Hotel was a great way to start our Yellowstone Adventure. Tami met us in Bozeman and gave a narrated drive to Gardiner. She was full of helpful information about the town as well as the park. It is true you can see the park entrance from the intersection outside the Park Hotel. Tami went above and beyond for us in so many ways. I secretly corresponded with Tami several times prior to our trip. It was my wife’s 65th birthday. As a surprise, I had arranged with Tami to mail ahead decorations. Tami decorated the place prior to arrival. Based on her recommendation, I ordered a birthday cake, which she picked up and had waiting in the suite. The spacious suite had everything we needed 2 bathrooms, fun art and art deco throughout the place. It was very clean and comfortable, thermostats in each bedroom, comfy beds. Plenty of hot water. The showers are beautiful in themselves. The kitchen included a table for all 5 of us, microwave, frig, and even laundry center. Tami was very responsive to our questions and requests She is so friendly and easy to talk to. Tami recommended Yellowstone Wild for a Lamar Valley tour, which was a 1000 % on the mark for us. What an amazing tour and guide. Park Hotel was great. but Tami made the trip unforgettable.