Dude & Roundup

Clean room, walkable to restaurants, shops, cafe.

Bare bones hotel. Clean with a bed. That's it. No coffee, microwave, fridge, or ice. 25 plus hotels in town. All expensive.

The room was advertised as a Deluxe. It was far from that. The images on the website appeared to be from the units across the street . The parking for our room was basically non existent. Had to parallel park on the sidewalk against the side of the building in an alley. The room was clean but very dated and small. It did serve its purpose but was not worth the price.

Location is excellent very close to Yellowstone National Park. No coffee maker in the room. TV very sub par with limited channels and difficult to operate.

Good location right next to a pizzeria/bar. There is a supermarket at the end of the block and the motel is very close to the entrance to Yellowstone NP. I stayed 4 nights. My 2 issues were with the internet and hot water. The place fills up in the evening and it seems that everyone takes a shower and hits the internet. So, the internet gets shaky as the evening progresses. I had issues with the lack of hot water when the motel was pretty deserted. I asked the desk person and basically I don't think anything was done because I never got my hot water and I didn't get any feedback from the desk clerks as to its' status. This is at a place that was charging over $270 a night to stay. I probably won't stay here the next time.

The price changed and that wasn’t in the initial agreement

Over priced for what we got. There wasn’t an iron/ironing board, no coffee machine, no ice, no refrigerator, no microwave, no vending machine, no bathing amenities, carpet was filthy.

This is one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in. When walking into the room it stunk and had a very heavy smell of Lysol trying to cover up the smell which only made it worse. I was going’s to open the window but it did not have a screen in it. The carpet was so dirty you couldn’t take your shoes off. The dead bolt on the door didn’t work. We were told there would be coffee in the lobby in the morning at 7am. My husband tried to enter the lobby at 7:05. There was no coffee. I would have been better off staying in my car.

It’s a perfect spot that is walking distance to all the restaurants and the Main Street of West Yellowstone. And the park entrance is a few minutes away.

It was one of the more expensive hotels of the road trip. That said it was the best price in town so it’s more the fact West Yellowstone is a very expensive place to stay

Stay for Yellowstone and very convenient in and out