I was a little disappointed by the room we were given at first. It was in the new wing: very basic and not as charming as some rooms I've seen in other national parks lodges. Because of a loud noise coming from the roof that made it hard to fall asleep, we asked if it was possible to have another... More

The charm and historical experience is what makes this a "must stay"! We were in a double queen room with a shared bathroom. The room was small but charming with all wood walls, the bathroom was clean, updated, and serviveable. We had problems getting our room cleaned. Twice we had to ask to get the tows replaced and the trash... More

The hotel looks like a sibling to a Norwegian stave church in a distance. It is not quite The Ahwahnee in Yosemite, but it is close. The hotel is huge so you ill probably have to line up for for check-in. We had booked room 3030 with a view of Old Faithful. We were not let down. The fire doors... More

We had a room with a lovely view of the geyser but that is the most positive thing I can say about our stay. The rooms are noisy because the inn is old and rickety but I thik it would be possible to help the situation by insulating. putting thicker carpet down and just putting notices up asking guests to... More

We stayed at the old faithful inn after hearing rave reviews about it. We were truly disappointed!!! The rooms in the new wings which were no better than motel rooms at best were at $250 per night. The legendary fireplace and clock was covered with plastic as it was being maintained for rhe upcoming summer season The service at the... More

Pros: Nice building to look at and admire. Location. Friendly workers. Cons: Room was horrible. Bad water pressure, uncomfortable bed, no amenities. Stuck us on the lower floor with no elevator access, hallways and lobby very dark. Parking inadequate, had to park in nearby lot and walk through the back way through construction. Food just ok, but prices are five... More

I highly recommend a stay at the Old Faithful Inn. The Inn is absolutely beautiful. And it's really cool to wake up, look out your window, and see the steam rising up in the distance from the geysers. Staying at the Inn is also nice because you can wake up early, before everyone arrives, and see Old Faithful go off... More

Our only disappointment about the Old Faithful Inn was we could only fit in one night’s stay instead of two. If you’re even partially considering lodging inside Yellowstone next year (summer of 2013) BOOK NOW. … I booked in early September for a trip the following June and consider myself fortunate I snagged one of the few-remaining two-bed rooms WITH... More

The Old Faithful Inn is a novelty place to stay. If you have young kids and plan on staying there I highly suggest splurging and getting one of the newer rooms with a bathroom as the main hotel has common bathrooms & showers, so every time you or your child had to use the facilities you need to go with... More