Cabins are in modules of 4 rooms, we rented two with a connecting door. The sleeping area was surprisingly spacious, there was even a large closet for storing luggage, but the bathroom is exceptionally tiny! The bathroom and sink area could use an update. There is no grass around cabins, cinder road goes right up to the porch. Nice porch area, although it would be dusty, but no chairs to sit outside. This is a bare bones National Park lodging, no extras, but this was as expected, but our room was clean and comfortable. We've stayed at Old Faithful lodge several times, and only opted for the cabins because it was booked. Cabin was much lower than a room in the Snow Lodge, for the cost (which admittedly is much higher in Yellowstone vs other places) we'd stay here again but probably would prefer not to.

absolutely loved my experience at Old Faithful Lodge cabins. the atmosphere was awesome and the gift shop was very reasonable and one of the better ones I have seen. Beautiful area to view the geyser and just to hang around and rest. very clean though i would imagine in school holidays it would be very busy and not as enjoyable

In a national park, location is everything. If you want to stay near Old Faithful for a reasonable price and in a place with reasonable availability (we still had to book a year ahead!), these clean, rustic cabins provide a good choice. We had an en suite bathroom and a really small room. But you go to Yellowstone to see the park, not the inside of your cabin. The location is a few hundred yards from Old Faithful and a really good restaurant. It is also close to the Lodge where one can get coffee, pastries or mass produced breakfast sandwiches starting at 6:30 am. And you can watch Old Faithful erupt from the Lodge windows while you eat!

Chose to stay in a cabin as we wanted to be in the park. The cabins were ok. We had one with a bathroom, but it was pretty basic. Very small bathroom that was hard to get into even for just one person Beds were old and not too comfortable.got very cold at night. It was ok for two nights but if we came back so would definitely pay more and go into the lodge instead.

We knew going in that the cabin would be rustic and we would be using communal toilets. The cabin was clean and good sized, with 2 double beds and small desk. The area is quite dark at night; a couple extra outside lights might help light the way to the privy. I did not think the shower water was very hot, and the desk people told me I didn’t let it run long enough. (?) But it’s great to get up at daybreak and wander out to watch Old Faithful erupt without a gathered crowd. It is definitely noticeable that in September the park is understaffed. Dining areas and coffee shops have limited hours.