Starlight Retreat Yellowstone

Staff very welcoming, easy to find, very close to Yellowstone. Facilities are good also. Charming place with beautiful view and restaurants not far away

Nothing particular, the toilet/shower are outside of tent and shared with everyone but that's part of the deal. So no big surprise.

Not much. The tent was dry. The check-in staff were nice.

For what we paid, we expected a luxury experience, or even just a great experience. The bathrooms were dirty and smelly. The tent was cold and not enough blankets were provided. There were no hooks to hang things, and inadequate surfaces to lay things on. The paths to the bathrooms were not maintained and not illuminated.

First time glamping- nice to have a cozy bed on a cold night.

Late check in, instructions were left for us. Could have used blankets for 3rd. Glad we had sleeping bags. Off the grid was great!

Our first glamping experience, very well organized and excellent service.

It was super fun camping made easy

Lovely stay other than unreliable hot water (I think they were working on this), really nice location not far from the west entrance of Yellowstone. Beds are super cozy!

Tent was very cute and comfortable. Staff were very friendly and we enjoyed hanging out with them at the campfire. The campfire area had plenty of picnic tables, chairs, and games. Beautiful property in an excellent location, with easy access to Yellowstone. I would definitely stay here again.

The bathroom facilities feel a little cramped and it would be nice if they had a large, covered area where you can cook but have overhead shelter in the event of rain.

It was a great experience. All of those that helped with the Property were fabulous. Would have liked to have the bathroom and shower facility closer to the TP.

The area is horrible, what this listing fails to mention is that the entire site only has one set of bathrooms that are more dirty than the ones at a public park, absolutely disgusting showers. and it is definitely not "walkable" if you get unlucky with the tent placement then your looking at about a 20 minute walk through bumpy terrain every time you need to use the bathroom. And there is usually a line even outside of what would be considered "busy hours" (I tried going at 5:30am). The place has no AC or heating if you want a heater then you need to pay extra and keep it inside your tent overnight which puts you at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning (but they wont tell you that) We tried to use electricity for making food or anything but the power generator cant handle anything beyond charging your phone. (So if you want to bring an electric heater then also bring your own power because they do not provide sufficient). We realized this immediately and although it says "fully refundable" the staff refused to give us a refund. We purchased insurance with expedia and that didnt even work. When trying to talk with staff they said they wont be giving a refund because they felt bad that they had to turn someone away for being fully booked (We were hoping to at least get a partial refund since we would not be staying the entire weekend). If you are looking for somewhere to stay near yellowstone. Just buy a tent or spend the extra $100 to get an actual hotel or cabin. Tourist trap.