Grant Village Hotel, Mammoth Hot Springs

Nothing but the basics. No radio, no TV. Small bathroom. Clean. Quiet. Good mattress (Most important for us). Expensive. Best thing is close to excellent restaurant for dinner and good breakfast.

The hotel room was pretty nice, but standard. It was clean and pretty comfortable. The 2 restaurants were close by. The food was ok, not great. Location was beautiful and pretty convenient to see the bottom loop of Yellowstone.

The room was small and ovepriced, the staff laid aroung the lobby, and the prime rib at dinner had been microwaved beyond recognition. I had better meals in boot camp. The wine was good. Would not recommend this place.

Very basic accomodation. No TV, small bathroom, nothing fancy but the price. But there aren't any alternatives so what are you going to do.

I like nothing about this hotel. Number one we had a rat in our room which crawled into the box springs of the bed. It was disgusting, plus the service wasn't great they were just going to set a trap in our room intill we asked for a new room. Once we got a new room our sheets were completly ripped. I wouldn't recommend this hotel to any one and I didn't enjoy my visit at Grant at all.

great little hotel with peaceful calm atmosphere, helpful stuff, delicious restaurant and super shower. the room rates were fair for the area and while it may not be as grand as other hotels in Yellowstone, it is simple,clean and comfy which is all you need after a days sightseeing/ hiking.

We just got back from a trip to Yellowstone where we stayed at the grant hotel. I loved it there. Everything was kept meticulously clean. The staff were all friendly, polite and knowledgeable. The room itself had plenty of space..the bathroom was more than adequate. There was a coffee maker and a blow dryer. No air conditioning, but a fan was provided. We never needed to use it as it was plenty cool in our room..and downright cold at night. We could see the lake from our room, and one day had mule deer strolling through the parking lot. I highly recommend this hotel for people who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the other parts of the park. It was very peaceful and quiet.

The people are nice, the room was clean, front desk is open 24 hours, it's so peaceful outside. We were apprehensive after reading these reviews, but wouldn't hesitate to stay there again. The Lodge is basic, but the location is wonderful, right in the pines by beautiful Yellowstone Lake (West Thumb). Nearby services are gift shops, restaurants, general store, visitor center, amphitheater & campgrounds. Room amenities include coffee pot, clothes hangers, fan, blow dryer & small chest of drawers. If you want hot tubs & TVs, stay in West Yellowstone (it's a lot like Anaheim). If you want to be near the action --wildlife, geysers, etc. -- while feeling like you're part of Nature, stay in the Park.

It is too much money, It needs a WHOLE lot of improvement!! It needs a indoor pool, indoor spa, rooms with more rooms attached, like a kitchen and other bedrooms, it needs an office for guests to use, a fitness center, and it needs to get MUCH bigger!!!

Compares well to West Yellowstone establishments but the location and access to the parks features is much better. Rooms are basic but adequate as we didn't go there for the hotel.