Antlers Lodge

Great location and within just a few miles of Yellowstone. Easy walk to restaurants in town. Basic lodging and that was as expected. Could have used coffee in the room and a bit more soap for the shower would have been helpful. Good showers and comfortable beds. Had very spotty wifi. Would stay again if on the east side of the park.

Cooke City is a unique, remote town with its own brand of charm. Antler's Lodge can be described in the same way. Do not base your expectations on the price. If you're looking for luxury accommodations, this is not it. We stayed in Cabin #7, it was rustic but with all the conveniences needed for a comfortable and quiet stay. Beds were comfy and sheets & towels were good. We opted out of room service. We did not cook but you certainly could with provided pot & pans, etc. Easy walk to Beartooth Cafe or Miner's Saloon for meals. Our parking was behind our cabin. Other parking options dependent on cabin location. We saw moose, bison and a fox, right in town.|Would definitely stay again in the future.

We stayed here in May on our way to Alaska and then again in September on our way back to NY. This is by far one of my favorite places ever to visit. The cabins are just beautiful. Kay is an amazing owner who goes out of way to accommodate her guests. Her staff are likewise fabulous. Cooke City is a very cool town at the gateway to the nicest part of Yellowstone IMHO. Thank you Kay for welcoming all of our traveling companions this year - twice 😎 See you on our way out next year!! Tim, Kim, Hannah, Murphy, Jed, Tom, Betty, Marilyn, Gale, Annie, Christine & Steve!

Good for an overnight stay, but this is not luxury lodging by any means. We stayed in cabin #4 which was old and dated. The cabin did have a slant to it and the small back window had no covering on in. The bathroom is teeny and when you step out of the shower you can barely turn around. It was clean and quiet. There were dogs that ran around and barked when people pulled up and folks walking around all over the place but once it got dark, it was most peaceful and that stopped. The whole area seemed to settle down and it was very quiet. The location is fantastic in proximity to the entrance to Yellowstone so it was great for the short drive to the park.

I’ve stayed here twice in the last 25 years and if I ever visit the area again I’ll stay at the Antler’s Lodge. It’s within walking distance of everything around and the cabins are quaint and comfortable. I love the loft I slept in