Lodging
Old Faithful Snow Lodge
Old Faithful Snow Lodge is a log-cabin style lodge in Yellowstone. Simple rooms and cabins keep the park vibes intact. A restaurant, a grill, and a cozy lounge keep you fed and warmed after geyser-hunting. It’s rated 4.2 stars from 1,275 reviews, which signals solid consistency for the price you’re paying.
Simple rooms & cabins in a log cabin-style lodge offering a restaurant, a grill & a cozy lounge.
Quick facts
- Lodging Type
- Lodge
- Price Low Season
- 239
- Price High Season
- 312
Stay details
- Lodging Type
- Lodge
- Price Low Season
- 239
- Price High Season
- 312
- Peak Season Dates
- July–August
- Off Season Dates
- March 2–April 23; October 26–December 15
- Minimum Stay
- 1
- Cancellation Policy
- Standard 24-48 hour window. Call to confirm.
Rooms & amenities
- Room Types Available
- Lodge room
- Cabin
- Max Occupancy
- 4
- Bed Configurations
- 1 King bed
- 2 Queen beds
- 1 Queen bed
- In Room Amenities
- Limited WiFi
- Coffee maker
- Mini-refrigerator
- Hair dryer
- Alarm clock
- Telephone
- Safe
- Heat
- Property Amenities
- Restaurant
- Grill
- Cozy lounge
- Pool Details
- No pool. No hot tub. No spa.
- Restaurant Details
- Obsidian Dining Room and Geyser Grill; on-site dining options.
Location & access
- Park Area
- Yellowstone National Park
- Distance To Park
- Located inside Yellowstone National Park; adjacent to Old Faithful Visitor Education Center; 5-minute walk to Old Faithful geyser.
- Distance To Town
- West Yellowstone, MT is about 21.4 miles away.
- Distance To Visitor Center
- Adjacent to Old Faithful Visitor Education Center.
- Parking Details
- Free self-parking is available. RV/bus/truck parking is also available.
- Shuttle Service
- No on-site shuttle. Winter snowcoach transportation available to Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel.
- Walkable Amenities
- Old Faithful geyser
- Old Faithful Visitor Education Center
- General stores
- Thermal features
- Accessibility
- ADA rooms available with roll-in showers; elevator access to all upper-floor rooms; wheelchair-accessible services in the lodge.
Policies & fit
- Pet Policy
- Pets are allowed in designated pet-friendly cabins only. Maximum of 2 pets per cabin. Pet fee is $25 per pet, per cabin, per location; effective April 24, 2026 the fee increases to $40 per night. Pets cannot be left unattended and are not allowed on trails or in backcountry; they cannot ride buses or snowcoaches.
- Seasonal Operation
- Open year-round with defined summer and winter seasons.
- Winter Access
- Winter snowcoach transportation available to and from Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel.
- Best For
- Nature lovers who want a central Yellowstone base with on-site dining.
- Who Should Skip This
- ❌ SKIP IF: You hunt for ultra-luxe spa vibes or a private pool. You want modern high-tech rooms with velvet drapes.
Planning advice
- Review Summary
- 4.2/5 from 1,275 reviews. Reliable base in Yellowstone with simple rooms, on-site dining, and a cozy lounge. Location carries the day; frills are minimal but warmth and practicality win the day.
- The Honest Truth
- Look, it’s not the Ritz. It’s a solid base inside Yellowstone. Simple rooms, cabins, and a warm lounge keep you comfy after long geyser days. The location is the anchor—central to Old Faithful—with honest value for the price.
- Room Insider Tips
- Ask for a room in the main lodge or a Western Cabin with a 2-Queen setup for better space.
- Note: there is no air conditioning in park lodging.
- 5 ADA rooms exist with roll-in showers; 1 ADA cabin with accessible features.
- For pets, stay in designated pet-friendly cabins; plan for the $40 nightly fee after April 24, 2026.
- Pro Tip Booking
- Book early for peak season. Request a room in the main lodge for quick access to dining and lounges.
- Your Morning Game Plan
- Grab coffee at the on-site lounge if available; keep it simple. You’re close to Old Faithful, so plan to arrive early to beat crowds. Leave with ample time to catch geyser views and return for a warm meal at the lodge.
- Best Time To Visit
- April 24–October 25 (2026 summer) and December 16–March 1 (2026 winter); peak pricing typically in July–August.
- Pro Tips
- The Game Plan.
- Book early for peak season.
- If you want quiet evenings, request a back-building room or cabin away from the lobby.
- Dining is on-site; plan meals around geyser-visiting windows.
More details
- Lodging Category
- lodge
- Is Valid Lodging
- 1
- Accessibility Features
- Roll-in showers
- Accessible toilets and sinks
- 1 double bed + 1 single bed in ADA room
- Cabin entry ramp
- Accessible bathtub in ADA cabin
- Shower-hose
- Elevator access
- Not Recommended For
- Those who require in-room TV, air conditioning, or a pool
- Cell Service Wi-Fi
- Limited WiFi in guest rooms, cabins, and public spaces
- Year Built
- 1999
- Notable Views
- Forest views
- Close to Old Faithful Geyser area
- Architecture Style
- Log cabin-style lodge
- Recent Updates
- Pet fee increases to $40 per night effective Apr 24, 2026.
- Family Friendly Notes
- Great for families, couples, and solo travelers seeking convenient access to Old Faithful.
- Nearby Facilities
- Old Faithful geyser, Old Faithful Visitor Education Center, general stores, other thermal features
- Book If
- ✅ BOOK IF: You want a central Yellowstone base with simple rooms and on-site dining. ❌ SKIP IF: You crave ultra-luxe spa vibes or a private pool.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Is Old Faithful Snow Lodge located near the geyser?
Yes. It is located within Yellowstone National Park and provides convenient access to the Old Faithful Geyser basin.
What dining options are on-site?
There is an on-site restaurant and a grill, plus a cozy lounge for relaxation after a day of geyser-watching.
What type of rooms does Old Faithful Snow Lodge offer?
The property provides lodge rooms and cabins in a log-cabin style, designed for straightforward comfort after park adventures.
Is there parking on-site?
Parking details are not specified here; plan for typical park lodge arrangements and arrive early during peak season to secure a spot.
Is there a spa or pool on-site?
No spa or pool is listed; the focus is on simple rooms, dining, and lounge amenities to keep you warm and rested.
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