Grant Village Cabins
Located on the west side of Yellowstone Lake, Grant Village Cabins is the oldest cabin in the history of Yellowstone National Park. Situated in the heart of Yellowstone Park, adjacent to the West Thumb area of Yellowstone Lake, it is a perfect place to enjoy the lake and mountain scenery, stargaze at Yellowstone's night sky, and watch the sunrise over Yellowstone!
Canyon Lodge
Located on the east side of Yellowstone Park, Canyon Lodge is the largest lodge in the park with the most rooms and the best conditions, offering over 500 rooms. Many of the cabins were built in the 1950s and 1960s, giving them a very rustic look, but they are very clean and tidy, each with its own private bathroom. Canyon Lodge is close to the Grand Canyon and the Yellowstone River, and there are visitor service areas, restaurants, and supermarkets nearby, making the infrastructure very convenient. The lodge also has a restaurant, coffee shop, small store, and gift shop.
Lake Lodge Cabins
Lake Lodge Cabins are primarily built from logs, simple yet comfortable. The atmosphere in the cabin hotel rooms is warm and cozy! Outside the spacious lobby of Lake Lodge Cabins, there is a wooden porch with a row of rocking chairs. Sitting on the rocking chairs, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Yellowstone Lake, making it a great place to relax and unwind.
Lake Yellowstone Hotel & Cabins
Lake Yellowstone Hotel & Cabins, located by the Yellowstone Lake, was established in 1891. It is the oldest hotel in Yellowstone National Park and the most upscale cabin. It has been listed as a National Historic Landmark. The hotel underwent renovations in 1990 and 2014, enhancing its facilities while preserving the elegance and simplicity of the 1920s. The hotel features yellow and white as its main colors. In the spacious and bright lobby, the gentle sound of cello music flows, and guests can enjoy the scenic views of Yellowstone Lake.
Mammoth Hot Springs Cabins
Mammoth Hot Springs Cabins were established in 1911. Located in the northern part of Yellowstone, the Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel and Cabins are named after the nearby Mammoth Hot Springs. They are open in both summer and winter, and herds of elk can often be seen grazing on the hotel's lawn, creating a spectacular scene. Notably, the hotel has four rooms that use local materials and feature hot springs baths that can accommodate six people. Guests can enjoy the view outside the cabin while soaking in the hot springs. Unlike most cabins, internet access is available here, although it comes with a fee.
Old Faithful Snow Lodge
This lodge was built in 1999 and is considered the newest lodge in the park. Despite its newness, it is quite famous and has won the Cody Travel Hotel Best Design Award. The lodge is constructed from logs and oak, featuring spacious interiors, massive log pillars, and a curved dome, all of which are classic lodge design elements.
Roosevelt Lodge Cabins
Located in the Tower-Roosevelt area in the northern part of Yellowstone National Park, the Roosevelt Lodge Cabins were once a place where President Roosevelt stayed during his visit to Yellowstone. Later, it was converted into a lodge. The rustic and elegant cabins and the family-style dining environment are very popular among guests. The most attractive restaurant is undoubtedly the Old West Cookout, the most popular in the park. The restaurant's steaks are tender, juicy, and uniquely flavored, making them a must-try for food lovers. Additionally, the lodge offers outdoor activities such as horseback riding and hiking, providing a unique scenic experience.
Old Faithful Lodge Cabins
Old Faithful Lodge Cabins is located near Old Faithful Inn, built in the 1920s with log and stone construction, featuring a rustic and rugged architectural style. The best part of staying here is that the Old Faithful Geyser is right across the street, allowing guests to enjoy the spectacular eruption of the geyser without leaving their cabins.
Old Faithful Inn
The Old Faithful Inn is a National Historic Landmark and the most popular lodge in all of Yellowstone! The most famous Old Faithful Geyser in Yellowstone National Park is right in front of the lodge. The Old Faithful Geyser erupts every 93 minutes, each eruption lasting about 4 minutes. The most spectacular moment is the first 20 seconds, with each eruption releasing about 10,000 gallons of hot water, reaching heights of 40-50 meters. Some rooms offer direct views of the geyser, providing a truly magnificent scenery!
