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Prices are provided by our partners, and reflect average nightly room rates, including taxes and fees that are fixed, known to our partners, and due at time of booking. Other miscellaneous taxes and hotel fees which are not fixed or due at time of booking may be payable at the property at time of stay. Please see our partners for more details.
The short story: It's better than sleeping on the ground.
It's my fault for not booking a room ahead, but when your tired, looking for a place, and it's the only one left in town, you stay there. Basically, it's an old, way overpriced, and...More
We didn't arrive until after 9pm but were greeted warmly when we arrived. The room was clean and the bed comfortable. Our room overlooked the parking lot and had a tiny balcony, so we had the window open for some fresh air. Breakfast was OK,...More
This property is off the main street so very quiet. Cleanliness and facilities OK. Breakfast is skimpy. Because of this vacation area costs are elevated but this property not out of line with others in area.
The breakfast was minimal. The cinnamon rolls were so stale neither of us finished them. The apple juice had been diluted so much it tasted like plain water. We did not go back for breakfast after the first day. It was supposed to be a...More
We stayed at this hotel and arrived prior to 3:00 check in time. No one was at the front desk and no one would check us in early. Rooms were clean, and the front desk guy was helpful when we needed add'l items for our...More
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My son and I stayed here 1 June of 2017 for the night. We we coming in from Minnesota and wanted to enter Yellowstone through Beartooth Pass--an amazing road but not for the faint-hearted. Give the competition, we got a... More
My son and I stayed here 1 June of 2017 for the night. We we coming in from Minnesota and wanted to enter Yellowstone through Beartooth Pass--an amazing road but not for the faint-hearted. Give the competition, we got a two-queen room for a reasonable price. We both found the room satisfactory. That said, it is a long way to "the park" but you would know that if you've been looking at the maps, as everything about Yellowstone is larger. I had been through the east, north, and south entrances previously. We had decided to camp at Tower Junction (opens late May), which is a great tenting campground. Yellowstone can be so overwhelming in its crowds and this campground was a nice refuge in early June. Also, the Northeast entrance goes through the high mountains of eastern Yellowstone Park and then down through the Lamar valley, in which there was a ton of wildlife (bighorn, mountain goats, bears, wolves far away, and, of course, bison. I think it is the most beautiful entrance into the park, although I do favor the Madison valley (I've now spent 14 days in Yellowstone over three trips). The summary: it's a long way in via the northeast entrance, it's beautiful and amazing, and leave plenty of time.
