This hotel was renovated I believe in the 90's and it was by far the best hotel of the 3 we stayed in while in Yellowstone. It was the only hotel we stayed in that offered wifi. So much for visiting the park like they did 100 years ago as we were told at the Old Faithful Inn. Our room was large, the bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was also very nice. We had a corner room so we had windows facing different directions. There was a nice little coffee bar in our room. There was no AC or TV but you are in a beautiful National park and at around 6700 feet above sea level just open the windows. There was a nice bar with a piano player called the Map room located just off the lobby. The dining room for dinner only was a short walk from the lobby across the parking lot. They did have sit down service but overall again the service was hit or miss. Breakfast and lunch is only available at the Terrace Grill next to the dining room. It was a set menu for both. You walk up and place your order and wait for your number to be called, pretty much fast food. The location again can't be beat so overall this was a very nice stay while in the Mammoth Hot Springs part of Yellowstone.

We booked way in advance and could only get a cabin without a bathroom. Cabin is nice, has a sink with hot water and a balcony. Grounds of the cabin area isn't very nice. Bathrooms are very close but you have to walk outside which isn't fun in the middle of the night. Hotel lobby is very nice and inviting - Fireplace, piano player, bar, WIFI. Felt Ok about the cabin since it was a reasonable price. Hotel restaurant was very good. Would definitely stay here again.

This hotel has been really upgraded since our last visit many years ago. Beautiful, spacious room with spectacular bathroom. No TV, but you’re in a National Park. They have added an expresso bar and evening liquor bar in the Map room, which also has piano music at least on weekends. No AC, just open a window or use the fan.

Large room. Large bathroom. Noisy hallway. Very limited food choices. Great location for a day in Lamar Valley. Historic hotel. Would stay again. But pricey like all park hotels. Internet spotty. Easy entrance to park. Very very close to the mammoth hot springs.

part of a bus tour, they were mostly ready for us, even though shorthanded. Rooms were great, clean, and unique (victorian decor). Fun to wander around the hotel. Lots to see in the area. The grill and dining room were very crowded, must be patient