Cabins were comfortable and spacious - a little chilly at night. The Lodge cafe was adequate, but not great,for breakfast; we didn't try eating there. The shop was well stocked and staff friendly. The setting close to Yellowstone Lake was stunning.

Unlike Mammoth Hot Springs, the cabins here have full bathroom facilities. My cabin was close to the main building and had everything I needed, including parking right outside. There is WiFi (slow) in the main reception/bar area which was a nice place to sit. The front of the hotel has a great view of the lake. The highlight of the stay was the wildlife: first a herd of elk passing noisily right past my open window during the night, and the sound of two stags fighting which went on for about 10 minutes. And secondly a herd of deer grazing right outside the front of the hotel at sunrise, with a lone stag a little further along the road. One of the on-site restaurants is closed for renovation. I can’t recommend the one that is open - junk food.

Stayed one night in a cabin with two queen beds. Cabin was comfortable and spacious enough with a nice table and chairs, a slider to a wooden deck ( no chairs there), coffee maker, sink outside the bathroom, good lighting, and room to hang your items. The heater warmed up the cabin nicely, but that heat did not extend to the bathroom that had the toilet and tub – that room was icy, cold and discouraged you from taking a shower. I should note that these beds in the cabin were extremely comfortable. Check in at the lodge was very quick. The lodge was very busy in the evening as the Internet was strongest there although even in the lodge, it was barely adequate. Nonetheless, it was cozy with fireplaces going and bar area. We did not have any meals at the lodge.

The floor was so dirty that you don’t want to take your shoes off until you go to bed. It’s like walking outdoors, hairs and dirt in the bathroom are so difficult to accept, for sure you don’t want to use the shower. Under the bed is a nightmare - the cabin has not been cleaned for the whole season. We went there in September 2024, will never go again. Hotels are generally overpriced at Yellowstone but this one is definitely a NO GO.

We stayed at Lake Lodge Cabins for 3 nights while visiting Yellowstone National Park. If you're looking for a no-frills place to sleep, then this lodging will probably work for you, but it was too small for our family of 4. The beds were double beds and there was not much room to move around inside of the cabin. The bathroom had a shower stall and toilet, and the sink was outside of the room, taking up more space in the cabin. The big perk for staying in the park is that you're ahead of the crowds when you start your day, and the second morning we woke up there were a bunch of elk outside of our cabin which was really cool. The only place to eat was Wiley's Canteen, which has food that will bring you back to your college days but costs triple the price. We went to the Lake Yellowstone Hotel for breakfast one morning which was excellent. The Lake Village area is kind of out of the way; it's a short ride to Canyon, but you have to drive around the lake or up through Canyon and Norris to get to the Old Faithful area. On the other hand, if you stay in the Old Faithful area, you're only 30 minutes from West Yellowstone which has better dining options. If you want to be in the park and there are only 2 or 3 in your group, then this may be a good option.