
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.
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.
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.
Mountain View, Yellowstone Park View
Old West-style lodge with historic restoration
Family-friendly status isn’t listed in the materials. There’s no published schedule for daily housekeeping or front desk hours.
Year-round operation; peak season in July; exact dates not provided.
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.
Noise-sensitive travelers, those needing a 24/7 front desk, or guests requiring daily housekeeping should skip.
• Book early for peak-season pricing • Request ground-floor ADA Suite for accessibility • In-room coffee maker makes mornings easy
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.
No on-site restaurant listed; breakfast details unknown; nearby dining options within walking distance.
Cancellations must be by phone, text, or email, with confirmation via email or text. If dates/room can be re-booked, refund issued less a 15% fee.
Generally not allowed; non-shedding pets may be permitted with special permission in specific rooms for a fee. Pets must be leashed, not left unattended, not on furniture or bedding. Owners are responsible for cleaning up; a per-stay pet fee applies for permitted pets.
Free self-parking.
To Park Center
1 block to Yellowstone NP North Entrance; ~0.4 miles to North Entrance Station
To Nearest Town
Gardiner, Montana — Park Hotel Yellowstone sits in the small town of Gardiner, at Yellowstone National Park's North Entrance; it's about 0.4 miles from the park entrance.
Airport shuttle available for a fee
Restaurants within walking distance, Shops within walking distance, Bars within walking distance, Grocery store within walking distance, Roosevelt Arch within walking distance, Yellowstone Park North Entrance within walking distance
Based on 615 Google reviews
Based on 615 guest reviews
" 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."
Vy Nguyen
It was our first time to Yellowstone and Park Hotel was a wonderful place to stay. It's literally right next to the north entrance to Yellowstone and the Roosevelt Arch. The view from the room was beautiful- we could watch the mountains and elks from our windows. I wanted to have an authentic experience of the area during this trip and this gorgeous local-run historic building hotel was perfect for that. Even the town itself seems very authentic - just small local businesses that I was happy to support instead of big food and supermarket chains. I could tell the owner of this hotel has put so much love and effort into the renovation and design. The beds are very comfortable. I absolutely love the cute vintage decor items in the room that are mostly US made. John was so helpful during our entire stay and available for any question. The hotel provided us with some valuable info about where to find grizzly bears, which I'm sure most tourists don't know about. I went there per their recommendations and saw 4 grizzlies 😍🐻. Thank you so much to the owner and staff of Park Hotel Yellowstone. I hope to go back soon. Your hospitality is appreciated 🙏 - Vy
Teresa Ko
Cozy room with big living room and a nice kitchen. Bathroom is tight but clean and tidy. Very close to Yellowstone, just 1 min drive to the Roosevelt Arch. Walkable distance to the restaurants around the hotel. Host Tami is nice and we met her son, John when leaving and he seemed cool too. Overall a great stay and definitely recommend if you love a cozy room and enjoy watching the marvelous night sky view.
Sumeet Bharti
Park Hotel Yellowstone turned out to be a really pleasant surprise. The building is old but beautifully renovated, giving it a lot of charm with modern comfort. There’s no front desk, but check-in was smooth and the manager was quick to respond by text or phone whenever needed. The location is fantastic, right by the north entrance of the park, with views of elk and deer right from the window. Compared to other places we’ve stayed in the area, this one felt like a clear step up. The town itself is small but clean and enjoyable to walk around.
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Breakfast details are not listed; no on-site restaurant is mentioned. Plan to dine nearby or check latest site info.
About 0.4 miles to the North Entrance Station; Roosevelt Arch is around 0.3 miles away.
Yes. Free self-parking is available.
Yes, an airport shuttle is available for an extra charge.
Cancel by phone/text/email with confirmation; refunds issued if the dates/room can be rebooked, minus a 15% fee.
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