Hotel berhampiran Harriman State Park, Fremont County

The hotel room is accessible to the river but be aware of mosquito and insects. No idea why the Aircon was auto shut off after few minutes. I have no idea why the coffee maker is placed at restroom.

15 minutes drive from yellowstone west gate. It is a quite good location and quite it is good price compares with the hotel in downtown west yellowstone. Very clean and with quite new facilityies

Very clean and comfortable rooms. Super nice staff. Convenient to Yellowstone. Not a lot of restaurant options that are open late if you stay late in the park. Free breakfast with lots of grab and go options. The kids liked the options. There was not a pullout bed because we got a standard double queen but there was plenty of room for us to set up our cot (since our kids did not want to share a bed). Very close to ATV/Dune Buggy rentals. There was a Subway nearby but I only saw it open once in three days. The restaurant across the way had an hour long wait. We found an excellent pizza place with good salads a few miles up the road. We at there three nights. Pretty much the only viable option unless we wanted to fight the crowds in West Yellowstone. I would still stay here again. It was very peaceful. Nice views and relaxing atmosphere. There was an extensive game room with video game systems, board games, and free-standing arcade type games. There was a pool and hot tub that we did not use but looked nice and clean. There was also a well-equipped exercise room. Laundry and vending. More reasonably priced than most everything in Yellowstone and many of the options in the Island Park area. I would definitely recommend this hotel. Other than the drive to Yellowstone, which I knew when I booked, I have nothing negative to say about this place. The pictures on the website are actually accurate, which I can't say about most of the other places we stayed.

We booked this cabin as we wanted to spend a few days in a rustic place near to Yellowstone Park. This was about 20 miles away. The cabin was rustic and gênerally well presented albeit very small; the bed was nice, plenty of towels, a fridge, microwave, TV, kitchen sink, dish cloth and t-towel, and a coffee maker with some coffee. And small toiletries. But there were some things that could have made the stay better. The main one was that despite the kitchen area and fridge and microwave, we were given only one plastic cup and one paper cup for three nights stay, for $600. We asked for plates/cutlery and the kind men in the shop said they’d sort it, but didn’t. When we called management they said they don’t provide any eating utensils. I pointed out that we’d been promised them in the morning and it was now late (about 9pm). As we wanted to eat our food, they kindly provided two paper plates and some plastic knives and forks, but advised we could buy more at the store down the road. We are grateful for the paper plates etc but think this policy is flawed- there’s not much to buy to eat in Yellowstone, and there’s not much point in providing cooking and refrigeration utilities if you then don’t provide basic crockery/cutlery / it’s not something we packed in our luggage! We had to eat our pre-purchased breakfast out of the cups we were using for hot drinks! And you need more than one paper and one plastic cup for three nights stay. For this reason we wouldn’t go back. The doors and window frames also had gaps in so the nearby road noise was louder than expected. The shower was adequate in strength, and nice and hot. I wouldn’t recommend this cabin though if you’re a large person. The only other thing was the waiver you’re asked to sign on check-in which says you agree to pay 120% of fair value for any damage. But it doesn’t clarify that it applies only to damage that the tenant causes, and gives no opportunity to disagree with anything. For example, the microwave needed a bit of a clean (nothing drastic) but I wouldn’t want to be held responsible for a previous tenant if something hasn’t been noticed. We understand the need to protect the asset and maybe past experience has caused issues, but it needs also to be fair to the tenant. Overall, a nice little cabin, but policies let it down.

This was a very nice and interesting part of our trip. We were heading to the GrandTetons and found this hotel just over the border into Idaho for a reasonable price.It is undergoing renovation but has been in business since 1910 and has a storied history. All the renovations that have been done are top notch.They even have a laundry room for hotel guests to use!The hotel is owned by two brothers who are working diligently to restore it to it's past glory. The only problem we had was the first day we headed to theTetons was the day rt 22 collapsed so every day it took us two hours to get there! Check out the East Idaho News articles about the renovation.It is in St. Anthony ID. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and plan to follow their progress on their web site.

I was expected to have a late check in and they called me to figure out a good plan so I was safely able to get my room key after hours. Loved my stay! Thank you!