This review is for a room at Grant Village in the Coyote Lodge. Lodging in Yellowstone is pricey and it’s overpriced for what you get, worth it though but only because you’re staying in Yellowstone. It would be an awful lot of driving staying outside the park, and it’s a lot of driving inside the park. So I was glad to stay in the park, but the tightness of the room was uncomfortable. Fortunately we weren’t in our room much. The furniture was nice and the outdoorsy theme too. The room was just horribly crowded with hardly any space. I enjoyed the little thoughtful touches with the bear shaped soap and the plush buffalo in the room. This was the only lodging I had in the park where there was a phone in the room. I was glad to have it because there was a problem with the toilet. The desk did send someone over but they had no idea what to do. (I think it was a new desk clerk with zero plumbing skills.) The problem persisted and there was quite a bit of water on the floor when we left. Of all the places I stayed within the park, this one was the place I’d rank lowest. You need advance reservations for the dining facility. It’s on Lake Yellowstone, stunning view. All the food in the park is meh to bad.

Overall this place did what we wanted. Clean bed and bathroom, fridge and free parking. Starting with the good things. Taco bar by the lake served lovely tacos and nachos and a sensible price so we could eat in the evenings. Breakfast was disappointing. Like many places in the park some things were already closed for end of season whilst taking my money as I was on holiday still!! There was no chef in the restaurant so the cheaper hot items on the breakfast menu were not available. So we paid $18.25 for a breakfast!! The most expensive breakfast in my life. The cooked food was not brilliant but the rest was good (yogurts, toast, cereals, muffins) and we survived. Shutting the shop before the end of season and losing the chef not the best but the overall experience was good and we loved the elk wandering around!

The room was clean and comfortable, and it was great to be able to stay within the park itself. There were lovely views of the lake. However, the restaurant was extremely expensive and had little choice, the shop was closed and the wifi didn't work.

Very nice rooms, expensive, but convenient to be inside the park. Beds were comfy and it was very clean and quiet. They don’t have wifi, but we did have some cell service while at the lodge. The bathroom had some very nice shampoo, conditioner and body lotion. They recycle which we appreciated. We only stayed one night.

Terrible! Walls and floor are paper thin. Not only can you hear footsteps but suitcase zippers also. We were in Fox room 6106, a ADA room, this room is meant for handicap people. There also was no light above the shower, the shower head only trickled water out about 8" from the wall, the mini refrigerator was on the ground. The distance between the table and bed looked at best marginal for a wheelchair. What injustices, and I'm sure not compliant to handicap codes. Are there any lawyers out there?