We visited Yellowstone in early October 2023 and felt lucky to get an Old Faithful King cabin booked for two nights only 5 weeks out. We stayed in #18 and loved it. I'm sure the other cabins are nice as well, but we really liked having one in the smaller end grouping. The cabin was clean and spacious. We didn't have time to take advantage of the fire pit and smores kit, but really hope to on a future visit. We will definitely stay here again. Our only question at the time was where to get ice, but we were able to get some from the nearby Grey Wolf Lodge where you check in & out.

The cabins are very elegant, excellent for a family because it has everything for you to cook and store your things. They have an area to burn marshmallows so you can spend time with the family at night. After a certain hour they light all the bonfires. They have a pool, free drinks, very good service at reception. I booked two days but separately and they helped me make it the same cabin. It is expensive, but it was worth it. It is close to a small zoo and the entrance to Yellowstone, so it is in a perfect location.

These are awesome cabins with everything you need and more. Eighty inch TV’s in living room and bedroom. They also provide you with s’mores to make by the fire pit. There are grocery stores and restaurants near by. If you are going to yellowstone. West Yellowstone is the place to be.

I rarely do reviews, but I feel obliged this time. For the price point (we paid a total of $705, including taxes and fees, for two nights), I have high expectations. Some of there were met, others not so much. The cabin itself is very nice -- the cabins are in a parklike setting two blocks from most of the shops and restaurants. It was clean and well-maintained. The location is ideal. Here are my caveats (again, considering the price point): 1. We couldn't get the indoor temperature above 67 degrees, and at night (it got into the mid-20s outside), it dropped to 64. Not life-threatening, but not up to expectations. 2. Oddly, there's only one full-sized chair in the cabin. There are a couple of small, uncomfortable stools, but just the one chair. Shouldn't there be two for a room with two queen-sized beds? 3. The refrigerator didn't make ice, and we had to walk to the nearby motel lobby to get some. A small inconvenience, but an inconvenience nonetheless. 4. We had one of the few double cabins with a common interior wall. The wall was very thin. Again, the price point. I'm not sure we'd stay there again. There are many plusses, but there are the caveats for the price.

Pet friendly and well appointed modern cabins set apart from the main hotel. Across the street is the wolf and grizzly learning center......you might just hear them at night, but they are in a compound. We loved the nightly firepits, smores and all the little items in the room for your stay (wine glasses, smores, coffee, tea, aluminum water bottles, dishwashing liquid, spotless dishwasher, soaps, nail file, two closets, etc.)