Yellowstone Village Inn and Suites

We didn’t stay here, and we never will. When walking by, our dog went up on their lawn near the sidewalk. There are not many places to walk your dog so we followed onto the lawn, 10 ft from the sidewalk. She was leashed, we had a poop bag, and there were NO signs prohibiting dogs. I don’t know if it was the grounds keeper or the proprieter, but he yelled at us to «get that f€%&ing dog off my lawn!» Again, there were no signs posted, and this was the first thing he said to us. This is supposed to be a pet friendly place. If that’s their idea of customer service, I would rather stay with grizzlies.

We stayed at this hotel because it was close to the Yellowstone entrance and I COULDN’T BE HAPPIER! The staff was very friendly and down to earth, they seemed real and enjoyed taking to us without any fake conversations. The room was perfect, nothing to much or to little. There was a flatscreen TV and it was very clean, which is important. The included breakfast suited is perfectly, bagels, muffins, juices, coffee. Out room faced the front of the hotel and every night we had our own person Elk watch! There were about 6 – 10 Elk every day grazing the yard. At one point as we sat outside on the beaches enjoying lunch, they came right up to the grass and laid down. It was an amazing site. They never came to close and they did not try to steal our food. They just «did their own thing.» If you are going to Yellowstone it is VERY close and I def recommend this hotel.

We stayed here in October of 2014, it is a charming little place. We got a single, and the price was very reasonable, approx $ 130 per night. The quality is equivalent to a motel, so don’t get your hopes up. The bed is a spring bed, but the sheets were clean and the facilities are sufficient. We joked since it has been a long time since we used actually keys to open our door, but it adds to the charm. The continental breakfast includes juice, coffee, bagels, muffins, and fruit like apples or bananas. Nothing fancy, good to grab and go if you are heading to the park. It is true that you can likely see elk on the lawn. The help is very friendly; they often ask how your day was and greet you with a smile. A good place to stay if you need somewhere to sleep and need relatively close access to Mammoth hot springs or Lamar valley if you aren’t staying within the park.

Last minute stay. Really nice place. Room spacious and very clean. Bed really comfortable. Very happy with our stay.

We stayed here after finding out our accommodations at Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel had shared bathroom facilities.
The price was reasonable but the room was rather small. We had a single room for my wife, myself and our one year old daughter since that was all that was available
When we got into the room it was very clean. The staff were nice enough to leave our key at the front desk since we arrived in the middle of the night. They allowed us to check in once we woke up the next morning. That saved us greatly.
The town of Gardiner is nice and worth it to stay if you want another option rather than the Hot Springs area hotel.

Wonderful. I highly recommend and I wish we had stayed here longer (especially compared with our current disastrous situation in West Yellowstone).
They have a beautiful pool, the rooms are comfortable and the property overlooks a gorgeous mountain. I got up early just to listen to the birds.
My kids loved the gourmet muffins and they played basketball and tetherball out front. Guests naturally congregate in the sitting area and it was a lot of fun. It’s a family owned business and everyone who works there is extremely friendly.
We only stayed for two nights– I wish we had stayed for five.

We had our wedding in yellowstone and we rented 3 rooms for my wife and I and our guests. Everything was great until 9pm we got a complaint that too many doors were opening and closing. thats right doors… DOORS!!! no loud talking, drinking, or partying complaints just doors… I was walking from room to room getting the kids to bed and seeing how everyone was doing. We were not partying because we needed sleep for the big day the next morning. I guess our neighbor across complained. I ran into the owner while she was monitoring the halls like hitler and asked her what the problem was and she let it all out saying we were slamming doors all night. I told her it was 9pm… and that there was no reason i would be slamming doors because we were all about to hit the sack. Then she noticed 5 – 6 girls in my room arranging flowers (who were dead silent by the way) and rudely asked how many people were staying in that room so I responded with the smart ass comment, «30 drunk people!». She kicked us out!!! My friend had to talk her into letting us stay that night, but we had to be out the next morning. Thanks for the great wedding experience!!! We went to absaroka lodge the next night and it was much better!!!