After reading the reviews we were leary of keeping our reservation. We are so glad we did!! We were off the grid with no internet cell service or t v. But we were in a nice Clean & quiet clean cabin (#4) The general store had already closed for the season but we were fine, as we ate in the restaurant, Had cocktails in the bar and they gave us a bag of ice for our room which we didn't need. There were deer grazing freely on the grounds, and traces where buffalo had been. Had there been someone staying in the adjoining cabin We probably would have heard them. This was a great time of year to travel to yellowstone as it's close to the end of the season and was not crowded at all.

I like staying in historic places and we needed a place close to Yellowstone, so Pahaska suited our needs. We had a duplex cabin with a king bed. It was very comfortable. My only complaint is that we could easily hear the people on the other side. Fortunately, they were quiet. I really enjoyed being near the park entrance and away from the tourist scene in Cody. The restaurant and gift shop were good, the coffee shop not so much. Guests receive a free bag of ice for each night they stay. Be sure to get gas in Cody. Pahaska no longer sells gas and it’s expensive in the park.

Sadly, this one great resort located right outside of the East Entrance is no longer a place to stop. I hesitate to eat here. This place is in decline, disgusting, and dirty. From the hunting lodge of Buffalo Bill, filled with great memories to the A-Frame cabins it's unkept and falling apart. Our A-Frame was infested with yes Infested with mice! Yikes! We had to abandon our A-Frame cabin at 11 pm the mice had taken over our room. There was no afterhours office staff. We had no one to call for help or to change rooms. We were stuck ether live in a room with mice running everywhere, sleep in our van, or drive in the dark an hour to the next town. This is not what any family with kids needs to be faced deciding. I do not recommend staying here. It is off the grid no cell phone, internet or TV. That wasn't so bad for my family. But being so isolated without anyone manning the office after 9:30 pm, if you have an emergency there is no one to contact. The next town is 45 minutes away. A lodge with no cell service, and no afterhours contacts. The crazy part is it has a full staff living on site. At night you see young people hanging out around the cabins. It felt more like a work camp then a family vacation. I do feel sad for this place, the gentleman who gives you a tour of Buffalo Bill lodge is great at telling you the history of the lodge. The lodge itself is just not maintain properly it is in decay. I pray that someone invest money into this once great resort brings it back to a great place to stay.

Nice staff! We asked for more pillows & they brought more pillows to the room. There is NO wifi in the rooms or outside the main office. There is No TV in the room or a fan. If you’re okay with being off “the grid”, this is a nice retreat to do so. Deer right outside the cabin one eve. One thing I highly recommend they update is their coffee makers or give a voucher for their restaurant for coffee. They tried giving me extra pods for it & that did not make a difference.

Wife and I absolutely Loved this place. Imagine Bill Cody standing there right in front of you is how realistic it was for us. The Lodge is incredible with nostalgia all around. The Hilton it's not but way too cool as a place of lodging. There was a big bear about 1/4 mile up the road from the lodge the night we stayed there. Great Bar too. When we go back that way this place is on our favorite list to see and stay at again. Russ and Jules