Park Hotel Yellowstone
Cozy hotel room in Yellowstone National Park featuring a bed with a quilt, green sofa, mountain art, wood floors, and a TV.
Cozy living area with a blue sectional, decorative pillows, a wooden bunk bed, and rustic decor in Yellowstone National Park.
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Park Hotel Yellowstone

hotel★★★★☆
Last Updated: January 2026

Overview

About This Property

It's a nine-room lodge in a 1902 Old West building, restored in 2017. Evening campfires and mountain/park views are a brag, just a block from the North Entrance. It’s historic, compact, and wallet-friendly at $150–$360 a night. We take those.

Your Morning Game Plan

In-room coffee first. You're roughly 3 minutes from the North Entrance gate, so plan to head out around 6:45 AM to beat the early crowds.

Highlights

Book If

0 BOOK IF: You want a vintage Yellowstone stay with park access. 0 SKIP IF: You require a 24/7 front desk or daily housekeeping.

Notable Views

Mountain View, Yellowstone Park View

Architecture

Old West-style lodge with historic restoration

Family Friendly

Family-friendly status isn’t listed in the materials. There’s no published schedule for daily housekeeping or front desk hours.

Best Time to Visit

Year-round operation; peak season in July; exact dates not provided.

Pro Tips

  • Parking is free self-parking.
  • Ground-floor ADA options available.
  • Book early for peak season; nine rooms fill fast.
  • Request the Alley Ground Floor ADA Suite if accessibility is a priority.

Property History

Established: 1902
Recent Updates: Restoration completed Summer 2017

The Honest Truth

Look, it's a nine-room lodge in a restored 1902 building. It's not the Ritz. It's a vintage Yellowstone vibe with park access. Expect a 3% destination fee and a $100 breakage deposit. Housekeeping isn't daily and the front desk isn't 24/7. For $150–$360 it's a fair trade.

Who Should Skip This

Noise-sensitive travelers, those needing a 24/7 front desk, or guests requiring daily housekeeping should skip.

Booking Insider Tip

• Book early for peak-season pricing • Request ground-floor ADA Suite for accessibility • In-room coffee maker makes mornings easy

What Guests Say

Charming historic lodge with proximity to the park and town; some rooms can be noisy and front-desk coverage is limited, but the value for a vintage Yellowstone stay is strong.

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