We were part of a larger family reunion group, so this hotel was chosen by our extended relatives. What a great choice! It has personality, really embracing its interesting history (including having burned three times in the last 100 years!) and its intentional recycling of beautiful historic logs and fixtures. We stayed in a 2-bedroom / 3 Queen bed in the Lodge. As long as you’re willing to share the one bathroom, this has a lot of space for your family! The setup is well designed - separate sink outside of the bathroom, as well as the one in with the toilet and bath/shower. We also had a beautiful and enormous balcony over the main street, with four chairs out there. At various points we had 10 or more people out there - not tight at all - it’s really a huge balcony! We watched the people go by - and the stars - and just enjoyed the fresh air and atmosphere… One of the best spots I’ve ever had at a hotel. We enjoyed how close it was to everything we wanted - the entrance to Yellowstone, lots of food options, grocery store a block away, the heritage park, the historic buildings across the street. Parking is plentiful and easy. You do have to be able to walk up a flight of stairs for the second floor lodge rooms. If I go to W Yellowstone again, I would definitely opt for Three Bears (and choose the lodge side again - ).

This is an experience hotel. We loved that it has kept its old time charm. The room was large with hand made furniture, clean, yet a nicely updated bath. The staff were all very pleasant with many years of experience with the location. It's location was within walking distance to shops, restaurants, pubs, and even grocery stores. This is a gem.

Impressive hospitality that you seldom receive anymore. Friendly desk clerks who remember you, fresh cookies, breakfast voucher for restaurant right next door. Spacious room, cute decor, comfortable bed. They even loaned us bear spray (left from previous guest) and explained how to use it which gave us confidence on a Park hike. There is a cute small gift shop. I loved this hotel and highly recommend.

Great staff My parents stayed in May on a reunion. I am writing this as the family member who booked them in as older people. They had such a great time in the hotel and wider area. Have to compliment Betsy on her care of my parents, helping them with the WiFi, and communicating with me that they had checked in in one piece. Thank you Betsy💝

We did a snowmobile tour of Yellowstone through the outfitter Yellowstone Fun. As part of the package we stayed at the Three Bears Lodge. The people there were great, so friendly. You pick up all the equipment and snowmobiles right at the lodge. Everything was super easy. We hung out at the Grizzly Lounge every night which is the bar in the lodge. Isaac , the Bar Manager/ Bartender was the absolute best. The drinks and the Montana brewed beers on tap were awesome. The service could not be topped, Isaac really takes care of you. Tell him that Laura , Joe , Stephanie and Steve say hello. I recommend the Cold Smoke Scotch Ale ,if you are a micro brew enthusiast, the Huckle Berry Lemonade or the Huckleberry Martini and also Isaac’s mothers recipe for the Hot Buttered Rum after a cold day of snowmobiling in the park. The food is also delicious in the attached three Bears restaurant, just get the menus from Isaac, so you don’t have to leave the bar. Also motel rooms were rustic but also perfect. The snowmobile guides were great as well. Hopefully you will get Paul, he was badass. I probably should say that the snowmobiling in Yellowstone was out of this world , a bucket list item I did not know I even had. I hope I can get back again!