Best West Yellowstone Spa Hotels

This motel is located near the west gate of Yellowstone Park. The location is absolutely advantageous. The hotel is not big, but the layout is good. There is a large square table for eating. In addition, the hotel provides free ice cubes, which is also very good. The only downside is that the heating is difficult to adjust. I wake up at night and turn on the heating.

Yellowstone Lodge Basic motel accommodations in West Yellowstone. The overall experience was a mixed bag. On the positive side the hotel is in a very quiet area 5-6 blocks away from the hustle of the main tourist haunts of shops and restaurants and bars. The reception staff was friendly and helpful. The room was the usual size with two queen beds. Oddly there were two sinks- one in the room and one in the bathroom. This arrangement could make getting ready in the morning easier. They provided two luggage racks which is unusual in our experience and appreciated. The bed was comfortable and the climate unit on the wall was quiet and powerful. The shower head was a bit low for a 6 footer but water pressure was excellent. On the negative side it’s clear this is an aging building. The wall mounted hair dryer in the room was pretty feeble. There were no overhead lights so the room was a bit dim with the provided lamps. There were no USB ports and a limited number of plugs, one of which was loose in the wall and wouldn’t work consistently. There were stains on the carpeting in the halls (but not in our room). The tiles in the shower were chipped and the mirrors were losing their silvering around the edges. The light box over the sink was missing one of the lenses covering the light bulbs. The room was clean but smelled musty. Breakfast was the standard continental buffet with breads, prepackaged pastries, some cereals, hard boiled eggs, juices and coffee. They were supposed to have a selection of yoghurts but were out. They do have an indoor swimming pool. There is no business office to utilize a computer or printer. West Yellowstone is an expensive hotel market - if you want your basic needs covered and don’t mind the concerns we’ve mentioned then this hotel will suit you. If not be prepared to pay much more. This area is in a great location to access the park- the west gate is literally a few hundred yards away.

Great place to stay. We loved every part of it. The cabin and staff were amazing and friendly. The free coffee everyday was wonderful and delicious coffee.I definitely recommend and hope to get back there again. Close to a wonderful little town and good restaurants.

We stayed in a room in the motel part of the complex. Although the room was somewhat dated, it was clean and conveniently located to the west entrance to Yellowstone. There were several restaurants and many gift shops within walking distance. The breakfast buffet included with our fee was very good, but you have to get there early for the best selection. Steve was the host/manager at the breakfast buffet, and he skillfully managed a large crowd of eager patrons both days we were there. I have never seen such a hard worker so early in the morning! A special mention of Chloe, a reservation lady who cheerfully searched and helped us get a last-minute room. Although the price of the room was a little high, I understand the seasonal nature of the businesses in West Yellowstone, Montana.

The first room that they put us in was tiny dirty, and had a huge water leak stain on the ceiling. The closet was a joke. It was maybe 6 inches deep and had an ironing board hanging in it. No room for clothes. The bathroom floor looked dirty, but I think it was stained. We requested another room and they moved us into a much bigger handicap accessible room. The lobby needs some serious cleaning and updating. The carpet needed to be stretched. Desperately it was a trip hazard. The free breakfast was not great as the waffle mix on the make your own waffle smelled rancid and tasted funny. We along with two other families reported it. The cream cheese also looked curdled. The best thing about this place was the lady at the reception desk. He was very nice and helpful.

Like it, I also like breakfast, but there are more tourists and it is a bit noisy in the morning. There is a gas station nearby and several bars. Tell everyone a little secret, the hotel has hot springs to soak, remember to bring a swimsuit. Surprise, hahaha

Ctrip wrote that there is no free breakfast but a free breakfast at the nearby gray wolf hotel. The two-bedroom cottage is very spacious. There is a fire at the door and there is a free marshmallow to roast. Checkin's place is not very easy to find, actually in the Yellowstone park hotel.