What an amazing experience! The room was clean, comfortable and steps frm the geysers! The first mornibg we awoke with a bison right outside our door The staff was so friendly, attentive and helped with any questions/concerns. We will definitely return!

We stayed here for just 1 night but I wish we had stayed longer! We had a 2-bed cabin which was more updated and spacious than I was led to believe from other reviews. It was very clean and I felt like we had plenty of room. The bathrooms were fine, like camping bathrooms, but you can use them inside the Lodge as well. They were close to our cabin which was great. We didn't like that the cafeteria was only open from 11am-8pm; not very convenient for us so we never actually ate there. Coffee bar was fine, but very busy in the morning. However, you can't beat the proximity to Old Faithful! We saw it 4 times in the less than 24 hours we stayed here. The lobby has the predicted times for all the geysers also, and it was a short walk to the Visitor's Center, which was really cool. We would definitely stay here again!

The lodge cabins are small but comfortable. The campground is very nice and the lodge is accessible, as is the inn and snow lodge. The parking is good and if you know where you are, it’s easy walking/ driving to other areas of old faithful. You can see old faithful erupt from the lodge, which is less crowded. Lovely.

Cabin was small but adequate .. old but comfortable .. best option in the Old Faithful area for the money

We enjoyed a week in a cabin here. Most days we left our vehicle at the cabin and spent the day “on foot” hiking, walking, etc. The Old Faithful area is a wonderful hub for so many great trails and scenic experiences (Mallard Lake, Fern Cascades, Howard Eaton to Lone Star, Mystic Falls, etc). Our cabin was clean and cute. It was a fun surprise to find that the “peephole” in our cabin door refracted the late afternoon sun and made a “grand prismatic”-like circle on the wall! Since there is no air conditioning, guests need to remember to “work” their surroundings: close curtains during the day; open windows in the evening, etc. Prices are a bit high, but understand that this is a “premium” location, and isolated from the outside world - everything has to be hauled into the park from great distance. Staying in the cabins offers so much, though, in terms of what you can see and do in this heart of Yellowstone.