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"This property had some construction going on at the time we visited; but, it did not interfere with anything we wanted to do. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I considered our trip to Yellowstone and the three different places we stayed while we were in the park to meet our needs and each place had its’ own unique features. This location offered the most options for meals. I would suggest to those planning to visit the park, to bring games/activities for the evening hours when you will be inside. This lodge did have an area with game board tables and the front desk had game pieces for them. "

"Fabulous place to stay. Clean, quiet, comfortable bed, helpful staff. "

"Very clean too And the staff was excellent"

"The bathroom sink and counter configuration was not good. The rest of the room was fine and clean"

"A lot of ppl complain about this hotel because it doesn’t have a TV or internet service. Are you kidding me right now??!! You have Old Faithful and miles of hiking right outside your hotel, don’t sit there and watch TV, get out and breathe the air and move! We just opened the window (no AC) cool breeze and fresh air! Remember, this is a hotel built in 1908, rich in American history, it’s not a luxury hotel, think of the expense as a donation to the Parks Service if that makes you feel better. I do believe that they made this hotel hold so many guests that the staff have a hard time just keeping up with the day to day basic needs of everyone/maintenance so you don’t get that warm and fuzzy feeling. I think they are busting butt just to keep up so not a lot of “extra” attention can be given by staff. But it was still a wonderful experience staying at this beautiful, iconic hotel."

"This property is certainly beautiful and more secluded—less busy than the areas around Mammoth Hot Springs and Old Faithful. The lobby area is large—much seating to view the lake through the large windows. Friendly servers come around to ask if you ‘d like a drink from the bar. There was a pianist playing music in the evening. A pleasant, restful night before heading out for a day of seeing the sights in the park. "

"I believe the complimentary breakfast is the best one offered by a motel in town. Although all lodging in West Yellowstone is expensive, this motel is the best value we found."

"The cabin and porch were spacious. They lit a campfire each night for each cluster of cabins and provided s’more ingredients. Parking is very close to the cabin. Unit seemed new and had lots of windows.Our dog was with us on this trip and accomodations were good. They provided bags and trash cans for pet use. Would definitely stay here again."

"We spent just one night here after having been at the Snow Lodge in YNP for two. The Ridgeline exceeded our expectations (we'd stayed at this property a few years ago when under previous ownership). We did not have a balcony or mountainside room. The room was quite spacious; ample walking area between two queen beds (in the middle and on the sides). Room was equipped with large screen t.v., refrigerator, microwave, Kuerig coffee maker. The bathroom was designed with the sink/vanity in a separate "foyer-type" area (vanity on one side and clothes bar on the other); this is convenient as one guest can use the sink/vanity while the other is showering. There was an ironing board and steam iron. Also, a desk with desk chair. A thoughtful touch: a walking stick and binoculars in the room for use. The indoor pool area was clean and well-stocked with pool towels. Although we did not use the pool, we did use the outdoor hot tub. Adjacent to the pool area was a small fun room (air hockey, t.v. w/game controls, etc). The restrooms here also had shower and changing stalls. Coffee/tea was available 24/7 in the lobby. I also noticed the property had a drinking fountain with a water bottle refilling station (similar to those you see in airports). We did not eat at the attached Miner's Restaurant. We'd had dinner elsewhere but checked it out for breakfast. Sadly, the only menu offering was a buffet breakfast; as senior citizens we simply can't eat enough to justify a buffet."