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Old Faithful Lodge Cabins
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Great location in the park!
User: Helen S from: Carbondale, Illinois
Trip Type: Family
Published Date: Aug, 27, 2025
Travel Date: Aug, 1, 2025
Rating: 4
Cabins are somewhat expensive but best value in the park! No worries about parking as you park next to the cabin. Cabins are somewhat small but clean with good quality linens, towels and toiletries. Night skies are beautiful and the location cannot be beat! Close to Old Faithful, geysers, excellent hikes, cafeterias, restaurants, Visitor Center and souvenir shops.
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Awesome Nature but Tiny cabins
User: kpevans009 from: Seattle, Washington
Trip Type: Friends getaway
Published Date: Aug, 26, 2025
Travel Date: Aug, 1, 2025
Rating: 4
Incredible watching Old faithful and eating at the beautiful Old faithful Inn. The cabins were tiny and cramped, but at least we had a bathroom. My buddy and his wife were aghast to discover they did not!
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Old Faithful Lodge FRONTIER cabins, OK for one person very small for two, 5 min. from Old Faithful
User: Peter K from: Hurricane, Utah
Published Date: Aug, 24, 2025
Travel Date: Aug, 1, 2025
Rating: 2
We don't expect much from in park lodging, you are paying to be in the park and, here specifically to be close to Old Faithful, that said we found these cabins worse than we expected. We stayed in the Old Faithful Frontier cabins (a different room class than the OF lodge cabins) on 8/14/25 in cabins 104 and 105. The cabins have 2 beds (a double and a twin), a very small toilet/shower area, a sink (with very little counter space) in the bedroom area, a table with one chair. They are TINY. With two people you need to coordinate your movements to get around the room otherwise you bump into each other or knock things off the table or bed.. The rooms were clean but in need of serious refurbishment. The bathroom is very small and when you shower you need to adjust the flow toward the front wall otherwise water goes all over the bathroom floor. The water pressure was fair and it took about 5 min. for the water to get hot. The rooms have no A/C (which we knew) but there are no outlets near the windows so the fan that is provided has to go on the table and while it moves the air around it takes several hours to cool down the room when the temps are in the 80's. We found the beds very soft (the double was firmer) but the pillows were OK. The area is noisy up to 9 pm ( in part because you need to leave your windows wide open to cool down the room) but then it is very quiet. The was no cell service (either Visible or ATT), not totally unexpected but a little surprising. Not unexpected, there is no Wi Fi which they tell you when you book a room. Check in is at the Lodge reservation desks and the cabins are usually available by 4 pm (check in time) but generally not earlier. The positives for staying here are: 1. It is a 5 min. walk to Old Faithful and you can see it erupt as often as you want. There are no crowds after 7 pm or before 7 am. This is a big plus 2. You park right next to your cabin. 3. The front desk staff are great, friendly, helpful and patient 4. Housekeeping does a great job given what they have to work with. So while we would not rent these again, being that close to Old Faithful was awesome.
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Stay Close to Old Faithful!
User: galfromkazoo from: Wyoming
Trip Type: Family
Published Date: Aug, 24, 2025
Travel Date: Aug, 1, 2025
Rating: 3
Prices are high, too high for average family. Proximity to geysers is excellent. Room was OK, old, had a sink, no toilet or shower, no TV, no air conditioning, a fan, adequate amenities, sparse internet. Beware, door locks automatically. Take your key with you!
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Year after year they are getting more and more overpriced ☹️
User: Karla J from:
Trip Type: Couples
Published Date: Aug, 13, 2025
Travel Date: Aug, 1, 2025
Rating: 4
We’ve been going to Yellowstone every year for quite some time. Year after year they are getting more and more overpriced. Their prices have tripled in the years since we’ve been going, while wages have not even doubled. I feel sorry for young families who won’t be able to afford their exorbitant prices. This is a national park. It should be priced so Average Americans can afford it.
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