We booked this almost a year in advance. No WiFi, Tv or AC but that didn’t matter because we were minutes away from the mud volcanos. The location was great. We sat on the front porch or the hotel in rocking chairs relaxing and were at the sites in the morning while there was plenty of parking still available.

Rather basic accommodation 9in our case in the Annex overlooking the parking lot). I kow it's meant to be rustice, but that's no excuse not to include air con and a tv. It's top-notch pricing and nothin like worth the money. It's exploiting a captive market by being located in the National Park Stay elsewhewre ... it's a rip off

Cute cabins - not large, but a nice size room, clean bathroom and great shower! And very private, even though you have other cabins nearby. You can walk to the main hotel, and see the lake views. The hotel dining room was closed for renovations, so we ate at Lake Yellowstone Lodge (not to be confused with "Hotel") a very short drive away - Wylie's Cafe. A cafeteria/slow fast food style. You place order, then pick up. Limited menu, but decent food. We only stayed one night, and it was $$, but you are right in the park.

Main hotel was closed, rooms in Sandpiper Lodge were 1 star at best. Absolutely no facilities - no dining, no room service, no TV, no WiFi etc. Hotel is described as a premium experience and is it is about as far from premium as I can imagine. To add insult to injury, rooms are charged at premium rates - they wanted $540 for me to extend to a Sunday night. An absolute disgrace.

This reservation was made in early May for a mid September visit. We paid almost $600 a night for a four night visit. The website indicated an historic hotel with a fine dining, a bar and internet. When we arrived after a long day of travel, we were informed that the dining, bar and hotel were closed. We were told that we would have a cabin instead. These cabins rent for around a third of what we paid. I was unable to check on other options because there was no internet service. When I pointed out how absurd it was to pay such a high price for a sad little cabin out back, I was offered another property for the last night of my stay. I was also told that I would be given a 50% discount. I was charged another $600 for the night in the other property. When I asked for a printout of the final bill I was told it would be emailed. It never was emailed. I was after some effort able to get a credit for the extra $600 charge, but never received any other credit. The dishonesty is even more upsetting than the charges.