Grant Village

Unfortunately, we had two (2) one-night stays it this location and this was the worst hotel we stayed at out of four (4) in Yellowstone National Park. Yes, the location is great, but the service here and overall experience was miserable. During the first one-night stay, our room was not ready until 2000 hours because of cleaning staff shortages (note: the hotel manager did give us a 25% discount on the room that night, which was very nice of her). They had two people cleaning 50 rooms, which was confirmed to us when I talked with the cleaning staff right outside our room. We felt sorry for them because it was the end of the season (they closed on October 5), and there was very few employees left to service all the properties. From mold in the showers, broken refrigerator (second stay), no

Read mixed reviews but honestly, couldn’t fault this place. Nice location in the south of the park…ideal for potentially exploring Grand Teton National Park also. Lovely, cosy room with two double beds. It was clean and comfortable, quiet at night and air conditioning wasn’t needed as even in August, the temperature at night completely drops off so with the windows open for an hour prior to bedtime the room was nice and cool. The lodges are generally surrounded by tree shade as well. We even found that the WiFi stretched perfectly down to our lodge contrary to other reviews, and the bathroom although small was perfectly adequate and included a bath and shower. Note, there was no TV in the room but ample space to put suitcases and hang clothes, a table with two chairs for planning/eating et

Arrived around 6~7 pm for a 2-night stay after peak season, so had to wait about an hour as housekeeping wasn't able to tidy up all the rooms due to staff shortage. Rooms were pretty decent, if a bit pricey even at off season, but location is great for visiting nearby areas and Grand Teton NP. No wifi at the rooms themselves, so you'll have to visit the front desk if you want to check your email or weather. Bonus: you can truly appreciate how many stars there are at night, especially if you take a short drive into a parking lot with little lighting

Can you give 10 stars for location? If I could I would. Service was good. Even into the first week of the govt shutdown. Everyone should visit Yellowstone and if possible, stay in the park. Grant village accommodations were excellent. Hotel style with hallways. It’s not a 5 star hotel or even a 4 star hotel. But it is very nice rooms. Clean and comfortable. Not too spacious. A little tight actually. Good bathroom. Wildlife all around. Even saw a wolf run across the road in front of our building.

We stayed at Deer Lodge. Room was clean and comfortable. Bathroom is small but manageable. No WiFi not even at the registration building as advertised, no bandwidth. Whoever made the bed didn’t know what they were doing but we just made it ourselves.