I would rate it a 2 if it were not for the positive things I mention below. We stayed at the Coyote building. Disappointing. This building is new enough and the inside remodeled recently enough to have more 120v outlets. They could use buzz bars if nothing else. One single 120v outlet (the clock took one receptacle) to be shared by two beds. I have stayed in 100 year old hotels with more outlets. There was was one 120v outlet above the little desk/table but had a light pluged into on of the receptacles. So we had two, 2, total available single plugs to use without moving the refrigerator. We both use CPAPs so need plugs. Fortunately we both always carry extension cords with 3 outlets. The coffee maker must be plugged in by moving the little refrigerator or move it to the desk/table. The cord did not appear to be long enough to plug in behind the refrigerator if a person moved it. Why not at least us buzz bars. Why not during the remodel add one or two duplex outlets. POSITIVES: Lighting was not good. The lamp above the desk was not very bright. The two bulb lamp between the beds is almost bright enough. The room was clean. It had a small refrigerator. Bathroom was adequate, good shower, and lighting was OK. 4 sets of towels is a plus. Shouldn't need an AC. There is a small oscillation fan if you get warm, we did not. Nights are cool to cold. The room will be warm enough. Food is not far away. The setting is nice and pleasant. The lake is nearby. I like the trees. Just a warning, There is no elevator, the elevation is 7,800 feet so be sure you are up to carrying your luggage walk from the parking lot up the stairs. We knew there was no elevator when we booked it.

No elevator, No microwave, no wifi, dinky rooms and bathroom, only a couple of plugins, small beds and pillows, only one small trash can.

Expensive lodging, very small room and especially beds. The room we had would have been fine for 2, but not for 4.

Very small room, no wifi or cell service, no A/C, no elevator, nowhere to unpack a few clothes and rooms and buildings are dated. I get that you are staying inside the park and don't have too many budget options, but rooms are pretty pricy for what you get.

Overall great trip! We drove 2,000 miles to get here, and it was absolutely worth it. Grant Village is not on the touristy side of Yellowstone and so traffic wasn't an issue. There are lots to see close by and it was a short drive to the bigger tourist attractions in the Park. Grant Village is also very close to Grand Teton and that is a beautiful drive as well! Highly recommend, my family and I will be back again.