Traveler's Lodge

Good for what it's for, convenient and near to the park, staff was great.

Everything we needed for a last minute place to stop on our road trip for the night. Bed and pillows were comfortable. The people working at the front desk were accommodating and professional. However we did have a roach crawl across the couch and our neighbors were literally moving out of their hotel room late at night and early in the morning. It was hard to sleep with the doors slamming constantly as they came in and out of the room for several hours.

Our room wasn’t cleaned thoroughly as there were water bottles in the floor from others behind the nightstand. Everything else was fine. Location is great.

Very adequate. Be aware if you have an early start planned the morning of check out that the office doesn’t open until 7, and there is no drop box. The morning of our stay, office staff didn’t arrive until 7:10, which delayed our entrance to Yellowstone.

Great family run old world motel. Friendly staff, clean rooms, reasonable rates. What more do you need?

Pretty bad. You can hear people walking upstairs.

No hair conditioner. When asked front office said “go to the store around the corner”. (Store did not have conditioner) Mold on ceiling. Toilet paper rolled up on wall behind bathroom door. Very outdated. Smoke alarm gone and empty ceiling hole. Went to check out at 7am no one was there groups of ppl waiting.

This place was disgusting. The shower was broken.

The only thing this hotel has going for it is the location. I don't think I've stayed in a worse hotel, and ironically, this was one of the more expensive hotels we stayed in during our trip. Yes, it is conveniently located right outside of Yellowstone National Park. But that's where it stops. The floor was dirty, the shower was leaking, the beds were barely supported by some DIY plywood bed frames. Our room also didn't have a refrigerator, which was important to us so we could chill food and ice packs while we were at the park all day. Apparently some rooms have refrigerators, some don't, and the front desk didn't know why. When I asked if we could be moved to a room with a fridge, we were told that since we were staying there for several days, it would be difficult to change rooms, so we just had to deal with it. I know hotels in West Yellowstone are expensive, but don't go with this "cheap" option (we still paid $280 per night).

Great location, but rooms are old. If you just need a place to sleep and directly head out to Yellowstone, it’s an OK choice