We stayed in a one bedroom unit in the Antelope Lodge. It was equipped with a small refrigerator and had ample room for our personal needs. It is a short walk to two restaurants and another walk to the general store that has yet another restaurant. The drive to the Geyser Basin is about 20 minutes to the north. Easy in and easy out to the main road. Somewhat expensive but you’re in the park and don’t have to leave,it.

We stayed here on a bus tour of the park. I realize the accomodations are done by the low bid, but I was surprised by the small rooms and smaller bathroom. The shower stall is a 30"x30 plastic tube! There is no A/C, no wi-fi, and no TV. Come prepared to commune with nature. The location is within walking distance of the restaurant and the lakeside restaurant.

We stayed in the Deer unit at Grant Village Lodge. The cost was $300 per night. The room had 2 double beds, coffee pot, mini fridge, clean room and clean bathroom. There is no internet or tv. Location, location, location...

After staying at the 49er's Inn in Jackson with the large room, it was a shock to walk in and see the little bitty room. They do not expect you to spend any time in your room except ot sleep. Not much room except for the bed. It was clean as a possitive. Cell and wifi service hardly works. Did not eat at the restaurant because it is only open in the evening are requires reservations. The snack bar at the general store served us well. Did not care for the boathouse. The refer to the room as a premium room but I do not know why, I think the just call all the rooms that. No TV but that was ok with us. No AC but open the window and you will not need it. Very over priced, paid more for this room that he large lone in Jackson. I suggest paying a little more and staying at one of the hotels, Yellowstone Hotel or Old Faithful.

Our first surprise is how small the room is – two adults cannot pass the space behind the bed at the same time. Everything inside is very dated. Don’t be fooled by the term “premium room” when you book it, since all the rooms here are the same. It is called “premium” because you have a fridge in the room. After you decided to put up with all the discomfort, you will still be frustration with the wifi – not only it is very hard to get connected, it also hardly works at all even after you are finally connected. In this day of our lives, wifi is more of a necessity rather than a luxury, since we acquire knowledge online, look up facts online, as well as keeping in touch with family and friends online. It surely feels lack of the usual civilization without it.