Grant Village - Inside the Park

The room was small, terribly outdated, and needed new beds. Staff were great. Food was ok but overpriced, even by National Park standards.

Awesome stay inside the park.

It was great to be able to stay in the park. The hotel itself was a little dated. The floors are a little creaky so if you’re on the first floor, the footsteps of the people above you are very loud! There was no TV. No microwave. Slow WiFi (broadband). The housekeeping staff was kind and helpful. The little cafe at the general store was delicious!

lakehouse restaurant had yummy vegetarian options

The room was very clean, although the bed sheets were super thin and cheap just like the toilet paper. The rooms are only provided with heat, if it gets hot there’s no AC. As far as breakfast goes, they don’t offer visitors a free breakfast so be prepared to pay $22 a person. Everything is honestly overpriced. Almost $400 a night with for a room with no AC, no tv to wind down to after hiking all day, and no complimentary breakfast.

We loved being right in the park. Liked having refrigerator and coffee/tea maker in our room. The room was comfortable and clean.

Everything was good despite no microwave. The food at the restaurant was limited and repetitive throughout the park and not very good. So you feel trapped on your choices. We were there 5 days and couldn’t wait to hit a restaurant outside the park. I wish all hotels would stop using message shower heads you don’t have the pressure. I am using way more water to get the soap off.

No air conditioning and average type of rooms for the price

Internet was difficult to get on to and food quality was at old national park level, not a restaurant level.

Room is a bit small, room light are poorly laid out (no entry-way light, for example). The location is ok if you are planning to use this place only for lower part of the Yellowstone Park Loop.

Good stay

roads need worked on.

Our room was dirty upon arrival. There were cookie crumbs on our bed, cookies on the floor, dead bugs everywhere. No tv in the rooms. The advertisement is deceiving. We thought we were staying on Yellowstone Lake. The restaurant was the only thing on the lake with no dock to walk. The food at the restaurant is good and the service was excellent!

Bed wasn't queen, hairdryer wasn't working, pillows were small, no breakfast.

This hotel is very conveniently located close to the park. It was quite dated inside. Rooms were clean but definitely need some updating. No air conditioning and rooms get stuffy even with the window open.

Having a microwave would have make it perfect but unfortunately there wasn't any.

We stayed at both Canyon Village and Grant Village. Canyon lodge felt a little newer, but technology didn’t work. Grant building older, but WiFi worked. Canyon has a few more dining options, but I really liked the ease of the Mexican taco bar at the Lakehouse at Grant.

This place is dated, uncomfortable, not as advertised, not ADA compliant, and has little to no amenities. The pictures make it look like a nice lodge similar to other areas in th park, but it is far from it. The dining room and other things shown in the pictures are in completely different buildings and not easily accessible. The lodges are all separate buildings with no elevators and not connected to the restaurants, registration, or anything else. The lake is not visible at all from most of the lodge buildings. It was half a mile walk to get to the dining room from my lodge and I was in one of the closer buildings! The walls were so thin that I could hear the toilets flushing in other rooms, plus every noise above me. The showers were so small that an adult cannot comfortably stand in, and the beds were uncomfortable with weird little frumpy pillows. Plus, there are no tvs, WiFi or elevators. The coffee pot (one of the only amenities provided) didn't work. I slept very little here and was extremely disappointed based on what was advertised and for the price paid. For the lack of amenities and comfort, I would have been better off camping or paying just slightly more for some of the much nicer locations. I definitely do NOT recommend Grants Village.

No tv (which was fine) and no a/c, but it cools off at night and the fan was enough. But, what was supposed to be two queen beds ended up being two doubles/full sized beds. And they were not comfortable at all.

Great stay