We recently stayed in the Trapper Townhouse #3, and loved it. We traveled with a large group of eight, and it turned out so much better for us than any hotel could ever have been. We tried hotel reservations in West Yellowstone only a couple weeks ahead of the trip and found almost all booked. Took a chance on the Townhouses and now would try for them before a hotel in West Yellowstone on future trips. They are fully furnished and allowed us to cook dinners there every night. Eating in West Yellowstone is very expensive, so being able to make your own food is a big plus. Also it sleeps everyone in a bed in a large group. The separate rooms are awesome, the beds are comfortable, and it is clean as well. Other bonuses were free wifi and direct tv. The only knock on them is the price, but they were in line with all the mid level hotels in town. The bottom line is if you want to stay in West Yellowstone during the peak summer months, you are going to pay for it! Highly recommend the townhouses, and would stay there again.

These townhouses are located just a few blocks from the entrance to Yellowstone park. We had a wonderful stay here. They are equipped with all the comforts of home, and if you are traveling with several people it is really a good value as opposed to a hotel.

Our family of 4 stayed here last May, and all in all, it was a pretty good place. We stayed in one of the Lodgepole townhouses, and were very happy with the size and accomodations.

If you look at it on a map, it may look like this place is all the way across town from the park. This is true, but you have to realize that the entire town od West Yellowstone is only 1 mile wide. So even though you're on the "far side of town," you're only 1 mile from the park.

This wasn't the nicest place we've ever stayed, but nothing in town looked much nicer. It's kind of got that frontier town feel, so don't expect a Jackson Hole type experience. The townhouse was definitely nicer inside than it looked from the outside. The video tours they offer on their website (Google "Yellowstone Townhouses") are very accurate. If I went back, I'd have no problem staying there again.

We stayed in the Trapper #3 townhouse during our vacation in mid-July. After staying in hotels for the preceding week, it was wonderful to have more room to stretch out. The townhomes are clean, comfortable and well-decorated. Ours included a kitchen, living room, bathroom and two bedrooms. The kitchen was especially important because the dining options in West Yellowstone are limited. The townhouse is within 5 minutes of stores and restaurants, and less than 10 minutes from Yellowstone National Park. I would recommend these condos to anyone. An excellent alternative to a traditional hotel.