The view is AMAZING! I stayed in a double room on the first floor (no elevator). This was a nice room, clean, and smelled fresh! Elk walked and ate around the grassy areas of the hotel most days. So great! The beds are COMFY! There is a tv, coffee maker, fridge and microwave in the room. The hotel has "free" washer and dryer room for the guest and they provide the laundry detergent and dryer sheets for free as well. They have a firepit and provide makings for smores. The people at the front desk (except 1) is great. I especially liked Ameika and Dylan. I really liked all the others but one, she was a bit snooty, and rather rude, and she only "knows" 2 restuarants when educating her guest, and I'd only been here a few days (10 in all) and knew better restuarants. Anyway, everyone else was FANTASTIC! I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Yellowstone, North Entrance

We had a cabin and really enjoyed our stay. The cabins were great. It had a faux fireplace and stocked with amenities like a coffee pot and coffee, tea pot, extra heater/fan, board games, shampoo, conditioner and body wash. Lots of towels and extra pillows. Could use a better shower head, loved the heater in the bathroom. Bed was comfortable. We had received a note stating they were short staffed and would not be cleaning on one of the days, but they never did clean our room or made the beds. They did take out the garbage one day. We were there from Wednesday until Monday. They have complimentary coffee, creamers, and hot chocolate in the lobby. We did not use the pool or hot tub but we did take a look and they both looked nice. We were just too busy during the day and exhausted by the end of the day. One thing to know is that from the pictures of mine it looks like the cabins have a river and mountain view. They do not. Your view is the back of the hotel. You can see part of the top of the mountains. But I would still recommend the cabins. We ate at the restaurant next door (Yellowstone Mine) a few times and enjoyed it. We arrived on Christmas Day and we were able to eat dinner there. Everyone was very nice. The fire pits were a beautiful touch! We would definitely stay again.

greetings, we recently spent three nights at ridgeline hotel where we booked one of their cabins. so this review is about the cabins, not about the motel rooms. first, the cabins themselves (i think there are nine of them that you can rent) are simply great. as a couple, it was roomy enough for us, one large bedroom with a good closet space, one bathroom and then one living / kitchen area. i saw some people travel as families with kids using those cabins, but in our opinion it would be very cramped for more than two people. each cabin has its own balcony and a really nice 'roof deck' from where you can actually see wildlife thru unobstructed views in the mountains around the town of gardiner. - we saw two elks 'fighting' on the sidewalk and in the morning went on the roof deck and saw several elks wandering in the hills / mountains - awesome. they actually have a pair of binoculars in the cabins that you can use - but we brought our own. the bed was comfy and the sleep quality was excellent - you do hear a bit the street noise in the early morning with cars and trucks, but nothing to disturb our sleep. the kitchen / living room area was perfect for us - taking our breakfast in the morning and cooking some basic stuff in the evening - after a long day in the park. large screen TVs in both the living room and bedroom - so no fight over watching the football game in the evening ... both rooms had heat pumps (a/c and heat) so it keeps the cabin very comfy. the bathroom is small but totally workable and functional, shower worked fine, no issues with hot water, etc.. the staff was very helpful whenever we needed advice or missed something. there are common fire pits outside in the front yard - but we didn't use them - we were just too tired at the end of the day - Yellowstone is huge and awesome and we tried to enjoy it as much as we can. gardiner is a good base to access the park (Couple of minutes from the north entrance) - less crowded than west yellowstone. enjoy /montrealer2

We LOVED this place. It was the last spot we stayed during a 5-day trip. The river view rooms are WORTH IT!!! Amazing. It was a steal price-wise as we went during off-season. The staff was lovely. The firepits were going in the evening and the morning, and they gave us s'mores kits so we could make our own and chat with lots of other guests. This is the only place we'll stay in the Gardiner area in the future - we adored it!

Room was nice. Bed was comfy. I travel with my own pillow and towels so can't confirm how the hotel ones were. Facing the mountains, it went along with my planned vacation. A pleasant surprise was the use of Binoculars and Walking stick already in the room as well as the outdoor fire pit and s'mores kit. If I was spending more than one night, I definitely would have used them. The breakfast Buffet was plentiful but most of it I could not eat. :( Needed more protein, less carbs. I wasn't there for any other meals to compare but the restaurant is close enough to see first before choosing whether to stay to eat. I chose this hotel because it was closest to the North end of Yellowstone National Park which I was visiting that day and the price. It was more than I wanted to spend for just one night but less expensive than the surrounding hotels. I would definitely recommend for more than one night because of it's location to the park.