Good location. Cabin is close to restaurant and visitors center. Cabins are old, but clean. No ac so you have to open windows and some don't stay open. They do have a plugin fan. Bathroom is very small

We stayed in Mammoth Hot Springs for a couple of nights. The hotel is better than the Lake Yellowstone where we stayed as well a couple of days. Issue with this hotel group is that they have a monopoly, so they charge high prices for accommodations that are outdated and not always well maintained. Value for money is not what you get, great location is.

Great location in Yellowstone . This is the only in-park hotel with internet for hotel rooms (not lodges). No TV or AC just like other Yellowstone hotels. Great jumping off point, remember however Yellowstone is big so it’s a 1 1/2 hour drive to old faithful on a good day with no traffic. Not cheap just like other in-park hotels but a very good hotel.

A historic site within Yellowstone National Park. The hotel is very large and has clearly been refurbished in recent years so the rooms were smart, spacious and well equipped. Our only issue with the rooms was the air conditioning did not seem to work so we reliant on opening windows as wide as possible to keep the temperatures down - not too much of a problem given it wasn't extremely hot when we there. What really sets the hotel apart though is the history and the location right next to Mammoth Springs - being able to take the short walk up to the springs late of an evening when all the day trippers have gone was a memorable experience. We ate breakfast and dinner in the dining room both days and while the food was generally ok; we had a difficult time with dinner on the second evening with delays and cold food; issues that were not handled particularly well by the staff. Would not hesitate to stay here again and to recommend the hotel to anyone looking to experience the sense of history in the area and to explore Mammoth.

We stayed in a 2-bedroom cabin without bath. This turned out to be a nice spot for our family - one bedroom with a queen, and the other with two beds. A door separated these two. Each room had its own sink, towels, closet, fan, door to front porch, and windows facing both front and back. Since it was July, we opened the windows that had screens in the evening and nighttime, to cool the place, along with the fan, and closed the windows in the daytime. With this, it was quite comfortable. There are multiple nearby toilet and shower houses, and one centrally located ice machine and vending. No fridges in the rooms, and no cooking allowed inside the cabins (which seems smart). Showers have shampoo, conditioner, and bath gel. Towels are provided in the rooms. One missing element is that there aren’t shelves or benches to put your things, but there are several hooks in each private shower area. Front porch had two chairs in front of each of the room entrances. There is a light on the front porch but we left it off when sitting out at night to enjoy the stars. Cabins are located in a little neighborhood of sorts, behind the hotel. Easy walking distance to the hotel dining room, map room (which does espresso coffee in AM and bar in evening) and just a little farther to the visitors center. There is an EV charger located just behind the hotel and in front of the cabins, in case you need that (I also saw a couple of people trickle charging from their cabins). Really convenient location - be sure to go to the Lamar Valley for the wildlife and to Roosevelt Lodge one evening to do the cookout. Also enjoyed the dining room at Mammoth.