The lodge was supposed to have dinner available nightly in their restaurant-style dining room. However, all 3 nights of our stay, there was no dinner. It was rotten to come back from a long day in the park with 3 tired, hungry kids, to be told, sorry, no dinner. We had to drive all the way to Cody to get food, because the meal we had eaten the night before at a neighboring lodge was terrible and expensive, so we didn't want to make that mistake again. We ate breakfast at the lodge one morning, and it was mediocre at best. The staff seemed nice enough. The cabin was perfect for what we needed- just beds and a bathroom. You have to drive a lot in Yellowstone, so staying 11miles outside of the park adds a little more time to an already lengthy trip. We will definitely plan ahead to stay inside the park if we return.

The cabin was clean and cozy and was a welcome stop after a cold rainy day in the park. Only disappointment was that the restaurant on site was not open. Limited eating options close by. Nearest city, Cody, 40 miles.

Total quintessential cabin, nicely appointed, tucked off the road ten miles from the east entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Staff was super and we enjoyed dinner and breakfast for two days. So nice to return back to the lodge after a long day in Yellowstone to a nice meal and glass of wine and an added bonus...bison roaming and eating in the front yard! Website states that there's is no tv or wifi but we enjoyed the quiet and read books so that was ok.