Old Faithful Snow Lodge & Cabins - Inside the Park

I stayed at the cabins at both old faithful and mammoth. I found it better than the ones in mammoth hot spring. I really like to location!

Nice hotel in a great area. Walking distance to Old Faithful. Staff helpful & polite. We will stay there again when we return to Yellowstone.

Great location, exceptionally friendly and helpful staff .

Expensive for what it was!

Charming, rustic

Grandchildren loved the property!

good location. quit place

Everything is good, but not worth the price we pay.

Please read the hotel’s descriptions. This place doesn’t have an AC. It was in the 60’s & 70’s when we visited and it was ok with the windows open and stand fan on. Very convenient while visiting the park. It’s walking distance from the geysers and trails. I chose this for convenience and location around Yellowstone. Food court closes early and hardly nothing after hours. My family enjoyed the stroll around the old faithful trail we walked for hours it was very nice. If I have to do it again, I will plan to skip the stay on this hotel (very expensive/ amenities/ no ac ) and instead do a north to south, stay outside the park for a better quality hotel and food choices.

Had a great time here. The only problem with this property is the amount of tour buses that visit. It gets crazy busy because of this.

The plywood "cabin" was spartan, but clean enough. It was certainly not what I expected for over $300/night. It seems like the entire Snow Lodge grounds is one giant construction area. I would not stay there again.

Following a 1:00am-6:30 am blackout on the coldest night (temps in teens) of our stay I presented to the hotel mgr that the price of this hotel was that of a 4 star hotel when it is a 2 star hotel. He agreed straight across the board. The aforementioned blackout meant no heat! Combined with no cell phone service (Verizon or T-Mobile), no telephone in room and that means you can’t even find out what’s going on. Why won’t the Yellowstone high priced properties catch up with the times and figure out a way to get EVERYONE cell phone service? And no TVs? Can adults not determine whether or not they can watch TV after a long, marvelous day exploring the world’s greatest national park?! This is a free country but Ystone hotels don’t want you to have freedom. The park punishes hotel stayers outside the park by creating long lines to get in. 2 stars for this hotel is generous. Our upgraded cabin had a gross, dingy bathroom, average bedding and the least attractive room you could put together. The restaurants are an incredible ripoff for awful food. Bring your own food! We did for the most part.

I had a cabin, amazing, did exactly as it said on the tin. Staff very helpful

We reserved a room with two queen beds. What we got was a handicap access room with one full and one twin bed. The room was very small. When we asked to change the room we were told there was no other room available.

Great place to stay within the park.

Restaurant was way overpriced. Check in was 4pm, but didn't get in room till after 6pm.

Awful. WORST stay of 6 hotels during our trip - and the MOST expensive! . Major construction was not disclosed when booking. Pulled in not knowing if it was the right place - it was dark, no signage, entrance covered by scaffolding/tarps, no lighting outside at all. Commented on lighting to desk attendant - responded “yeah it’s dark out there”. Room was cramped and stuffy. Only circulation was an ancient & noisy tabletop fan unless you wanted to crank open the window to freezing temps - which we did for the first hour. Bed was hard and uncomfortable - I woke up stiff and sore. The power went out from 1am til 7am so not even the fan worked - woke up sweating. At 6:30am the construction crew outside our window woke us with clanging and backup beeping! No breakfast. No bags in the trash cans - expected us to sort our recycling into 3 categories. Gross and inconvenient. Thoroughly disgusted with this hotel. It felt like extortion of the highest possible price with the least amount of amenities and comfort possible. Someone’s money-maker. They couldn’t pay me to stay again.

Great place. The restaurant is wonderful.

I booked a cabin Queen Queen through Expedia, which is one of the nicer, renovated cabins. When I checked in, the gave me one of the older Double Double cabins. When I said that is not what I booked. They said room category is not guaranteed when u book through a 3rd party. This is the last room available, take it or leave. So we had to take it. The room was older showing wear and tear, the shower in my camper is bigger. You can barely fit I. I am 5'2 128 lbs so not very big. I could handle all of this. But at midnight the power went out. It was 20 degrees and snowing. We froze to death. No sleeping bc we were so cold.

Loved the atmosphere. The buildings were great. Everywhere you looked were beautiful log buildings. The staff was friendly and helpful. The room was nice.