Best For
History enthusiasts and park visitors seeking an iconic, rustic stay.
Old Faithful Inn
US
Hotel·Historic, Rustic, Busy, Iconic
Built in 1903, the Old Faithful Inn is one of the largest log-style structures in the world and a designated national historic landmark. The heart of the inn is its soaring lobby, which features a magnificent stone fireplace and a unique hand-crafted clock, providing a true sense of early 20th-century craftsmanship. Guests choose this location primarily for its unparalleled access to the park's geothermal features, including the Old Faithful geyser. While the lobby and exterior are visually stunning, the guest rooms are notably rustic and compact. Visitors should manage expectations regarding modern comforts, as some rooms feature shared bathrooms and lack amenities like Wi-Fi, reflecting the inn's historic nature.
Built in 1903, the Old Faithful Inn is one of the largest log-style structures in the world and a designated national historic landmark. The heart of the inn is its soaring lobby, which features a magnificent stone fireplace and a unique hand-crafted clock, providing a true sense of early 20th-century craftsmanship. Guests choose this location primarily for its unparalleled access to the park's geothermal features, including the Old Faithful geyser. While the lobby and exterior are visually stunning, the guest rooms are notably rustic and compact. Visitors should manage expectations regarding modern comforts, as some rooms feature shared bathrooms and lack amenities like Wi-Fi, reflecting the inn's historic nature.
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Address
3200 Old Faithful Inn Rd,Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190, USA
Phone(307) 344-7311
Highlights
World-renowned log-and-stone architecture
Massive, iconic lobby fireplace
Unbeatable location for geyser viewing
Hand-crafted copper and wood clock
Second-floor patio for park scenery
Currency
USD $
Time of Day
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Occasion Tags
Tourists, Special Occasion
Reviews
4.2
Great2,8 K reviews
Reviews for the Old Faithful Inn are deeply polarized, centered on the trade-off between historic charm and modern comfort. Most guests agree that the architecture, particularly the grand lobby and fireplace, is breathtaking and worth visiting for the historical experience alone. However, many reviewers express significant disappointment regarding the value for money, citing cramped rooms, small showers, and a lack of modern amenities like Wi-Fi. Dining options, specifically the buffet, receive criticism for being overpriced and underwhelming compared to the cost. Some guests were frustrated by room configurations that differed from their bookings, particularly regarding shared bathroom facilities. Ultimately, the inn is highly recommended for its location and history, but guests are advised to prioritize the experience over luxury expectations.
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Location
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, United States
