Frankly, the cabins and the bathrooms are too small and they are so close together that you will feel more like you are at a school camp as opposed to a holiday, but when you appreciate the history of old they are and what they were used for they become more charming and bearable to stay in. To their credit, the beds are comfortable, though the curtains are not blackout so if you are a sensitive sleeper be sure to bring your eye masks!

These quaint cabins are very comfortable and just rustic enough. The dining room serves very good food and the springs are an easy walk away. Their customer service and response to customer needs is remarkable! We cannot wait to come back! The most place in the world!

Mammoth Hot Springs is the perfect place to base camp for travelling to Lamar Valley and other nearby sites. Loved the cabin we stayed in, and the main lodge is gorgeous. Good nearby amenities in the shops, and the Dining Hall food & service was top-notch!

We stayed 2 nights in June 2025 as a family of 4. On our first trip to Yellowstone, we were staying for convenience to the northern loop. We were in a frontier cabin. The courtyard was cute, and kids ran around chasing ground squirrels (great activity after sitting in the car, especially since the little critters didn't let themselves get caught!) We even had an elk one evening drinking from and cooling off in the sprinkler. We were able to park next to our cabin. Some guests parked behind the cabin. As for the cabin itself, it was cute. There were two queen beds and a desk. There was no mini-fridge, but there was a coffee pot. There was also a 3 speed fan. The sink was outside of the bathroom. There was a good size shower which was actually good. The corner the bathroom was in seemed to be sinking, as the cabins are old. We were warned by the front desk we would probably not get cell service. We'd have to go to the main building. True. I did try hooking up to wifi, and a message I sent went through after midnight! We sat in the Terrace Grill for leisurely dinners to connect with the outside world. The courtyard was my favorite part of the area. In hindsight, the location was not the best for our family's interests. It is in the far north corner of the park, so it was not as convenient to all of the park's attractions.

The location was the only advantage of stay here. The cabins are expensive for the value, no internet in the cabins. While I understand your reason for no AC, the room are warm, and the fans are a poor solution. Cabin floors and hardwood which looked like they hadn't been swept or mopped. My husband had to go ask for a broom to sweep them.