Stayed there for one night and was really disappointed. The park is great, the Motor Inn not so much. The cabin was over 80 degrees when we got in at 8:00pm and with no air or fan the room stayed about 80 until about 4am. It took a Herculean effort to open the two windows but only could them open about 6". The room is definitely no frills and looks like you are back in the 60's. Bed is pretty hard and I would bring your own pillow since the pillows are like sleeping on inflatable pillows. Would have been nice to have a small frig in the room to keep our food cold. Next time will stay outside the park and save the $$.

This is a small cabin which was fine, but they did not have hot water so we had to take cold showers as there was no one to help service the bathrooms since it was late at night after our day. Beware of staying here as they did not do anything to remedy the situation when we told them the following day. We stayed at many places in Glacier, Yellowstone, and Grand Teton, and this was the only place we had issues with.

We stayed in a cabin and it was really quaint. For a small space, it was pretty well furnished. There were four of us, so it was a bit tight, but clean, manageable and convenient to the east side of the park. Relatively easy check in. Ice maker is at the lodge, nothing near the cabins. No tv or wifi - which was fine, but be aware. Felt safe and would definitely go back.

My wife and I stayed at the store. It's a no frills no internet (unless you walk to the gift shop) accommodation. There is a trail head right next to the hotel. We did not do it but next time we will. The surroundings are breathtaking and was a perfect start to our stay in the area.

Having stayed 4 days at Old Faithful and not really enjoyed it this place was a great find and we will be back. Rooms are small and no air conditioning but a fan is provided. We kept the curtains closed and opened all the windows at night to cool the room down. Spotlessly clean and they had included a little note from housekeeping hoping we enjoyed our time there. I would suggest a couple of chairs outside the unit would be nice to sit and enjoy the ambience. Nice and near the park and the road to the Rising Sun. We didn’t eat there as we had brought breakfast with us. There is no fridge in the room so we used the ice and bucket trick for our drinks. It was lovely to sit on the step each morning and night and watch the squirrels come right up to us with no fear. The shower is very small and it was hard to turn around in. No wifi which seems to be the norm around these areas of Montana.