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.

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