We stopped here for a brunch. And food was super delicious and good size. Honestly it was the best corned beef I have ever had. And the person served us food was also great. Left the place very happy. I will definitely stop by again.

Just about 5 mins from the east entrance. The cabins are log and very cute. The surroundings are all green. We had a view of the mountains from our cabin. They have a restaurant that serves food starting 7 am in the morning upto 9:30 pm at night. The food is your regular American fare, big portions, meat, potatoes, and a fish. Their clam chowder was quite decent, which I enjoyed immensely. They have a gas station which opens at 7 am. The gift shop is interesting. Overall, this is a good place to come and chill out. If you plan to hit all the major things in Yellowstone, then start at 6 in the morning as it takes about 2 hours to get to old faithful.

Heat was out, Food wasn’t that good in the restaurant....

Would gave 0 stars if it was possible. Very disappointed!No wifi - paid or free. Thou they claim they have it on the ad. There is one spot where you can get some very weak connection while freezing outside on a bench. As I was planning to keep up with some work, that misleading was very damaging.The second night came home to find out no hot water or heat in the cabin - and it was 30s outside. After sleeping in my clothes on, shivering all night, went to the manager - to find out yes, it broke, we are trying to fix it now - no apology, nothing to make it better. I was leaving that morning and asked how soon it will be fixed so I can take a warm shower before leaving - very rude answer I dont know. Never will be coming back! Considering, it is 2 hours drive to the park, maybe its for the best.

Very clean, great staff, food is delicious, excellent service, great place to get away from normal routine life. Perfect getaway

Hotel was a great place to stay near the east entrance of Yellowstone. Nice gift shop and a awesome restaurant with dine in. No AC in the room we were in but it was cool enough to have the windows open so no problem at all.

The restaurant had great food—otherwise a very disappointing stay...no basic amenities (coffee maker, blow dryer, WiFi), etc. LOUD. FILTHY. Bleh!

We were so excited to find Pahaska Tepees Cabins right outside of Yellowstones east entrance! The cabins were very nice and comfortable for being so inexpensive and we especially loved the gift shop! Customer Service was wonderful and everyone that works there is very friendly and helpful. We would definitely recommend this resort and would stay at it again! Thank you to Pahaska Tepee for the great job you all do!

If I could only review the pub this place would get a 10/10. The bar owner was awesome. He talked with us as my fiance and I played cards and had great cocktails.However, the cabin itself was outdated and not as clean as I would like. Moldy buildup in the tub (under most of the crevices of the bath), and spiderwebs in corners of the room and bathroom. The carpet was old and sticky in a few spots. Absolutely no internet connection, not in the room or in the main building. Zero cell reception as stated on the website. NO AC IN THE CABINS. Only heat. It got up on the 80s during our stay and it was very stuffy in the room.We ate twice in the restaurant. The steak was 50% fat and under seasoned. The buffalo burgers were yummy, but again under seasoned.Service was nice though and the check in process was a breeze.

Customer service is very poor. We arrived around 9pm to look for lodging. There was a sign saying to call for lodging, but there was one number missing from the telephone number listed. Even if it was completely there, there was no cellular service or wifi to utilize. We saw someone inside and thought we were in luck. As the gentleman working let out two last customers, I went to ask him a question, but before I could, he made eye contact with me and then closed and locked the door. Ill repeat that.. he made eye contact with me and closed and locked the door as I was walking towards him to ask a question. There were other cars/people there also looking to contact the property. The gentleman did not ask us if we needed anything, had questions, or even say were closed. I would have understood if he would have just said I cant help you, but he chose differently. If this is how they treat potential lodgers/customers, I dont want to know how they treat actual ones. We were able to go down the road to the Green Creek Inn, arrive at 10pm, and be received courteously and kindly. I urge you to take your business there.

We loved it, the staff went above and beyond the call. Cant wait to get back.

Great place to relax and unwind with cabins (not tepees, lol). We paid the extra $20 for a king and a jetted tub-- which was well worth it. Conveniently located 1 mile from the east entrance to Yellowstone. Note: There isnt any TV, cell service or fridge. This was perfect for us since we had our ice chest, cook stove and table to cook on the porch of our unit (during COVID they only serve food to go but its a little pricey). There is a small store and lodgers get a free bag of ice per day. Adult beverages were available for sale on the patio of the restaurant. The staff was welcoming and helpful. The room price was a lot higher than in Cody but half the price of anything in Yellowstone.

Workers very friendly and helpful. Rooms 2-3. Food 3. Being able to relax and just kick back and look at mountains 5.

Beautiful, beautiful location. It really doesnt get much better. The food I ordered in the restaurant there was perfect. I had the buffalo meatloaf. It was super cool to see the wild buffalo roaming around the premises and I mean... within 10-15 ft. of my doorstep. Just an awesome place. My only concern (not necessarily a complaint) would be.. that it seemed a bit chilly at night and I couldnt see how to heat the room up. I saw what looked to be a floor heater or something, but no controls or anything.

When we arrived, our room greeted us with a dirty sink that wasnt draining properly either. Not a good starting point. Then, after telling the management about the problem the next morning, it was not fixed the following day. Only on the third day of our stay it got taken care of. Also, no AC and air circulation. Even if its cool outside, it will be warm inside with the window open. Had to cut our stay short because of these issues. The restaurant was good and the service there as well, though.

Working here for the Summer. This place is on the National Historic Register of Historic places. There is a museum that is housed in the old Pahaska Teepee Hotel. Built by Buffalo Bill Cody in 1904.

Quiet, deep into the wood.. you will blend into the nature.. just be careful of and other critters at night when leaving the room or car. Last check in at 11pm, almost missed the check in time while caught up with sunset in Yellowstone, so make sure you put in the driving time and get there early..

Good food and good accommodations. Quiet, peaceful and two miles from the East Entrance to Yellowstone. I highly recommend this place.

Amazing history here! Buffalo Bill Cody opened the original lodge in 1904 (still standing). Service is very friendly (hats off to Rhett, who really helped us out). The food at the lodge is quite good. I recommend the Elk Medallions. Rooms are small, with no TV or cell service, but perfect for quiet rest.

Despite the COVID-19 Pandemic, the accomodations were marvelous! Clean, comfy and the scenary is breathtaking. The museum host/guide eerily resembles Bill Cody - he plays the part with knowledge and humor. Very gracious fellow.

Did NOT stay as several hours before our check in for this afternoon advised due to increased COVID in area & to keep their negative tested employees safe restaurant & bar as of today take out only & gift shop closed. Did not book $186 hotel to eat take out in my room could dothat in a $50 hotel. Immediate denial of request for even partial refund. This is BAD customer service.

Had a great stay here. Located directly next to park, beautiful Vistas everywhere. The room was clean and nice and we had stable wifi the whole time. The restaurant is decent with nice staff and better food then most of what you get in the park. Front desk staff and housekeeper were super friendly and helpful.

We did enjoy staying here. The downside it doesnt come with breakfast, but the have a restaurant which had a amazing food! Also the internet was very limited we could only access it to the the main office and it was very slow.

The place is decent but the cabins are tiny , and you hear your neighbor day and night . Very small . The picture shows the big hut but actually it is split in 2 small cabins . lobby / food is good but not the actual accommodation!!! Not worth the money .

Stayed in the couples suite, during our honeymoon. Due to Covid, the restaurant was limited to to-go only, but the female barista here was phenomenal, even better than most of the coffee Ive tried in Seattle, which is saying a lot as I live and work in Seattle.

I do understand that RUSTIC means no AC noTV noWIFI, but does it have to mean filthy? the carpet was so gross I was afraid to walk barefoot. The blanket was stained dust, and cobwebs everywhere. The phone was so grimy I wouldnt touch it. My dog found a pill that apparently had been there for a while and I was lucky to get it before he swallowed it.Its several units in each cabin and big openings to the hallway so you can hear other guests coughing and whispering. Next door came in 2.30 AM and even though they tried to be very quiet I heard every step. For $250 the minimum should be a clean bed..................way way overpriced but I suppose you pay for location...............

Great gift shop and photo opp.

I only stayed one night and it happened to be the last day of the season. Unfortunately they had closed the restaurant already. The gift shop was open for part of the day and it is quite large with lots of cool souvenirs for everyone. Theres free WiFi around the gift shop/restaurant only, no signals at cabin. The scenery around cabin is gorgeous. The cabin itself was a 2 queen bed cozy cabin. It was warm and clean. It came with coffee, toiletries in the room, lots of towels and an alarm clock with USB ports. I wasnt too pleased with the shower though. The water was nice and hot but the pressure was so fierce that it hurt some body parts. Besides that I would love to stay here again before the end of the season next time.

Gift shop was a nice stop before you drive into the park. Restaurant meal was very good and we were able to share the buffalo meat loaf dinner, lots of flavor. The cabin was efficient, except for the bed. The sheets were clean but extremely pilly and the mattress was lumpy. Aside from that, we loved the museum, so much history and beautiful views. No AC if you are visiting in summer, but temps were ok might want to bring a fan.

Cabin was perfect. Price very reasonable so close to Yellowstone & less expensive than lodging inside the park. Some may complain re no AC, but honestly AC is not needed. Quiet, peaceful. Lack of cell/internet not a issue. Abunant wildlife. Owner & staff wonderful. A pleasurable stay. Janice L Brewer- Thermopolis, Wy

DO NOT TRUST THIS RESORT DURING DESPERATE COVID TIMES...I booked the resort prior the pandemic and paid the stay in full per their policy. I called to cancel when the COVID pandemic peaked which was in April. I called many times but no answer and I left a message to cancel on May 8th. They claim they did not get my message and will not refund my deposit. When I asked if they were sold out the night of my stay, the manager said no. So although I did not cancel a room they could have sold to someone else (not sold out), the manager denied my refund 4 days prior my stay. The manager hung her hat on a policy of principle so she could keep money when no service was provided. Do not trust this resort with your deposit.

Scenic place, pasta was okay limited vegetarian optionsVery limited and slow WiFi only in the main building. Limited to none cellphone range. No TV or microwave in the roomsJust in case you book and get an email about late checking, the checkin counter is open till 9:30 pm

Quiet place to stay. Staff were extremely nice and accommodating. Room was comfortable though tight. No tv or internet in the rooms. You can get limited access to the internet in the main building.Dining room is ok- overpriced and location is such that you are pretty much limited to eating there.But despite these limitations it was a good experience.

We only went into the gift shopThe best gift shop we have seen out here. Very unique items.

Didnt stay at the hotel but I did come in to eat at the restaurant. The staff was very friendly, attentive and helpful with my group. I ordered the Rocky Mountain oysters which was totally oysters and not bull testys whatsoever. The oysters were very tender and the fried shell was very crisp and crunchy. My main course was the bbq ribs. The ribs were very juicy and tender it was falling the bone. Everything was very delicious. I also stopped in at the gift shop. Its a little overpriced but they have an interesting selection on things.

Didnt stay there, stopped on our way out of Yellowstone for an early dinner. Food was good, nothing special, but my 1/3 lb burger WAS cooked to order! Too many places I order medium and they come out well. We enjoyed the tour of the historic Pahaska Tepee lodge that Wm. F. Cody had built in 1904 now a museum. A must see just outside the east gate of Yellowstone

Stop and visit, but find a different place to stay. Our room was clean, but you can hear anyone that comes into building. This was the most expensive place we stayed in 10 nights of Wyoming. Accommodations were much nicer 53 miles away in Cody. Restaurant was the worse part of this stay. They were busy with a group of 30 and could care less about my wife and I sitting in the corner swatting flies. Both our meals were awful and over cooked and took forever to get. The reason we stayed was for the views, but after waiting so long for horrible food, we only had 15 minutes to sit outside before it got dark. Lady we talked to day before was very knowledgeable and pleasant friendly and made us want to stay here, but the women the evening we checked in was rude and condescending when my wife asked a few questions regarding room. This was our anniversary trip and was supposed to be an expensive treat and special night, but between the overcooked dinner and the rudeness of the lady at the check-in counter.....nothing was special after watching my wife cry in the parking lot. I should have driven back to Cody where we had a great room and plenty of restaurants to choose from. Stop and look around as it is historic and neat to see, but stay somewhere else! Stay was a Huge disappointment. Thankfully we enjoyed every other night on our 10 day 3500 mile trip with this place being the exception! I was here 55 years ago and wanted to share this with my wife. We had looking forward and had planned on staying around the next day to tour the original Buffalo Bill lodge with the spitting image of Buffalo Bill himself and then going on a trail ride with Will from Tennessee who was super friendly with a Great personality. Funny how 2 people a day before made us want to stay and another person and a crappy meal when we stayed made us want to leave, but after we were woke up at 5:45 AM by someone upstairs from us, we couldnt wait to check out. We decided to cut our losses and get on with different plans. DISAPPOINTING ALTOGETHER! Reading the other reviews here now seems to be hit or miss? We did find out that most employees would be out of work in another week or so and maybe that had to due with our sub-par stay? Reviews earlier in the season look better than later in the season? Im always hesitant to leave bad reviews and have only left a couple in all these years with Google, but bad is bad and if it helps someone else avoid bad accommodations so be it. We did receive a restaurant credit, but this was because they overcharged the price of the room which was printed on the rate sheet and miss attitude didnt want to fix the overcharge and told us we could get a free drink or dessert.

Was staying at the Threemile campground and ate breakfast at the Pahaska Tepee. Food excellant be aware that the pancakes are huge. Very good but huge.

Stayed there for a night before Yellowstone and loved it! The room was small with two queen beds, but had everything we needed. For breakfast, we ate at the restaurant and it was delicious. I definitely recommend! I will be coming back!!

Beautiful, warm, and inviting. Excellent place to stay!!

Property has a nice restaurant on site. Only a few miles from Yellowstones east entrance and beautiful mountain views. No tv, or a/c (wasnt needed with windows open at night), and cabin was split up into 5 different rooms (had noisy neighbors) but overall a good place to stay.

Very good value so close to Yellowstone! The rooms are tiny but have everything you need. Beds are comfortable. Room service only takes out the trash. Given the price of the room, real room service would go a long way. Like vacuuming, clean towels, more shampoo.

You can see buffalo on way to here if your lucky. And maybe Grizly Bear. Interesting crafts. 5 stars because of its setting.

Food was good, nice portions waitress is sweet and professional, love stopping in here , great breakfast prices .. NO WIFI unless you are a overnight guest, but place is very clean and cute

Great place to be away from the electronic addiction. No electronics or cell service in the cabins at all! No ac would be my only complaint. Still want to be comfortable while sleeping, but for some thats not an issue. The restaurant in the main building is reasonable and the food and service is awesome! The owner or manager ( not sure) is very upfront and honest about pricing and the lack of electronics which allows you to make an educated decision on staying. Feels great to cut the cord and just be alone with your significant other. Expensive for roughing it but worth it to be together without interruption.

What a great place. Comfortable warm log cabins . Friendly helpfull staff and special shout out to Ryan who was great.

Didnt stay there, but we visited the restaurant four times over our 5 day visit to Yellowstone. The food was fantastic, far better than any other restaurants in or around the park that we stopped at. The service was wonderful as well. Definitely recommend to stop by this place for breakfast and/or dinner, even if you choose not to stay there. Not only high quality, but also sizable portions.

We stayed in several places during our trip and this was our favorite. The cabin was clean and it area was quiet. It was so cute and quaint it reminded me of a cabin I stayed in as a child and brought back fun memories. The restaurant had good food and friendly service.

Rustic log cabins - quaint but hardly room to turn around. Lovely setting. We wish wed been informed that the road in from the west was under construction. Long, long delay and rough rocky road to traverse. Food at the restaurant was good. Everyone was very friendly.

Unique experience, diner and bar are great. The rooms are A frames, steel roofs and wood walls. I believe they need better ventilation. But considering the winter lasts longer than summer it is what it is.This is a stones throw from the park entrance. Great starting point if you didnt book to stay in the park.Crow peak is close by if youre adventurous. We didnt see any wildlife. A fork of the Shoshone River is immediately to the east, bartender says the fishing is excellent.This was Buffalo Bill Codys hunting lodge.

It was great. Friendly staff. Great buffalo taco salad! Would come back here & will recommend it to others.

The restaurant is fabulous. This was by far the best food we have during our week long visit to Yellowstone. Try the corn beef hash if you are having breakfast, its the best I have ever had. The service was great also.

Very good Resort, little on the expensive side but so worth it! Had a whirlpool which was amazing! Will be visiting again.

Nice place to stay at. The breakfast was amazing and the bartender was informative. He is the same person who checks you in. There were 5 bears around the resort while we got to see only one. To be careful outside in the night because of the wildlife. Bar is open till 11 and late check ins have to wake him up.

ONE OF THE WORSED BURGER I EVER HADSome more details:- Burger patty was burned- Burger sauce was ketchup and mustard- they are playing Christmas songs in August- waitress tries to fight flys all over the placeI would not recommend to go there for food.

Enjoyed looking at souvenirs here. This place is right before the Eastern entrance to Yellowstone. Personally, I just wanted some chocolate which was delicious and there was a big selection. Clerks helpful and courteous and service was good. Stop here for souvenirs, chocolate, postcards, etc.

We stopped here for gas, air in the tires, and some food at the grocery store before entering Yellowstone. Very pleased with our experience! The staff were friendly and the air for our tires was free (something we do not experience often back home).

Cabin 11 has no air conditioning nor TV but we had a very nice stay anyway.

Great place, great staff!!! So glad we decided to stay overnight here. The BBQ ribs with mashed potatoes in the restaurant were delicious! Ask for gravy, it was amazing!

Unique place and would highly recommend to anyone especially those coming from the east. The food was great with a gas station on site.

Stopped here for lunch. Had the Buffalo Bill burger and the bread pudding. Amazing. Prices are reasonable. Service is first class.P.S.,try the huckleberry ice cream!

Very close to Yellowstone east entrance. Nice quiet place to stay in cabins. The cabin is too compact. It is difficult to go around the bed, for even average height person. If you are going to make multiple trips to points of interest inside the park, this location is probably too far. You don’t want to spend time commuting from this lodge.

It is very rustic and quiet. Basically no internet and no cell service. Beautiful view, very friendly staff. Gift Shop and restaurant was very nice. Food was good.

Great gift shop. Customer service sucks. Cashiers we talking at the rear of the store. They told me to bring my purchases back to them, instead to the cash register at the front door. I purchased breakable items and she just put everything in one bag together. I had to ask for more protective wraping to keep my purchases safe on our 1500 mile trip home.

We visited the gift shop and restaurant. Plenty of gifts to choose from.The service in restaurant was excellent and food was filling.Caution on the cappuccino it was a tad burnt.

My boyfriend and I had an awesome stay here for 2 evenings while exploring Yellowstone (the east entrance was about a 5 minute or less drive). The room was cozy and warm with a hot and high pressured shower and the lodge had great and reasonably priced food that we dined in for breakfast and dinner. There was no WiFi in the rooms but there was fast WiFi and a TV in the lodge. Lastly, the bartender was awesome and provided great entertainment!

Great place, good food and the Mose Drool beer is worth a try. We even saw. bison on the front lawn when we woke up

Very nice facility close proximity to Yellowstone Park Friendly staff. Well maintained facility

Cabins at Pahaska Tepee resort have great views very close to shoshone trail head and North fork of Shoshone river is walk-able from the Cabins. Food is not available after 9PM, near by Shoshone Lodge & Guest Ranch has food till 10PM. Fun activities such as Horse Back riding, Zip lines and river rafting are available, But Should be booked well ahead.

Location was great- close to Yellowstone. Clean cabin and clean showers with good hot and high pressure water flow. However, for the price per night- room did not have a mini fridge, no coffee pot. For being a bit overpriced you’d think it would at-least have a mini fridge. Given that many people that go there probably would use them.

Great place. The plase to stay. Thanks Mr Cody.

A very decent hotel in the park, it is bit pricy but a very good place to sleep for a night

Great food ,nice views,very Professional service , nice room

Great place to stay around Yellowstone. Rooms were great. Best thing at this place is the restaurant. Youll get amazing choices of food and the bar has some very good choices of beer. And if you get lucky then you might spot a Bear around the resort.

Great location! Cute room. But the walls not insulated and very noisy, neighbors kept us awake till midnigh.

We were booked by travelocity for the wrong night. One night begfore we were supposed to check in. We were lucky thst they had a room available for us. We would request a refund for the wrong booking.

Beautiful place at the entrance of the West entrance.The view from the restaurant is worth it. Prices were low even during peak season.

Nice place, the rooms with the single queens are very small. The rooms with the single queen and twin are very big and nice. They have internet at the gift shop. There are landline phones in your rooms. Also a gas station next door

We only stopped to use the restrooms on our way through Yellowstone. The bathrooms were off to the side not connected to the building which I actually really liked because we were traveling with a large group and didnt have to go through the restaurant or anything like that.. I didnt see many people eating but I did stop at the gift shop and it was really nice, a lot of different items and reasonably priced. The place was also pretty full with people. Its a nice quick place to stop and use the restroom and get some souvenirs.

Small cabin. But clean and cozy. The restaurant was, average. If the prices had been half, it would be about eight for the quality of food. Coffee wasn’t very good. Still. I’d probably go back if I were in the area.

If youre looking for some history and getting outdoors to, its the perfect place and its just outside of Yellowstone East Entrance.

It was fun!

Great location if your visiting Yellowstone. Youre obviously paying for the history because the rooms leave something to be desired for what you pay. The beds are way too hard. All 3 adults in our party could not get a good nights sleep all 3 nights we stayed. And at least a microwave in the room would be nice so we are not forced to eat at the restaurant or eat cold food. Seriously. That being said, the atmosphere is great and the staff was wonderful. My family enjoyed the horse back rides. William was a great guide. Service in the restaurant was also great and George the bar tender was also top notch.

This place is a hidden gem located literally in the middle of a national forest outside of Yellowstone in Shoshone national forest. We had no idea what to expect and this place certainly exceeded our expectations. Very charming, typical mountain build cabins and layout. The cabins were very clean and cozy. The bed was very comfortable and temperature easily adjustable. The tub was amazing and such a nice thing to enjoy after a long day hiking with a 40 lb pack on (including my 6 month old in it :)Hospitality was awesome. Everyone was authentically nice and friendly, not fake weird friendly. The food was really good as well. Everything tasted authentic and made with love not just out of a can and microwaved. We could taste that is was simply done recipes but done very well. That was a very nice quality especially since you’re 50 miles away from the closest town.One thing to point out is there is, embarrassingly obviously to me now, no cell phone service which I actually think is quite charming! However it was hard for my husband and myself considering we both own businesses and have to check in. But that was really our oversight and I actually really enjoyed being not reachable. If WiFi was possible in every room that would have definitely been easier. But overall it was an excellent stay and we had a very nice time there. I would highly recommend this place to anyone going out this way!

Dont stay overnight! Its a great historical site to stop and see and walk the grounds, visit the gift shop, and talk with Will and pet his horses or go on a trail ride along the river...thats it! I would have given a 5 star if we didnt stay overnight.The lady who checked me in and gave me the key to our room in their lodge (not a single cabin as I was originally told) was not friendly at all. She didnt like questions and huffed or laughed at questions asked such as; what is the internet password, is there a coffee pot in our room, directions to lodge/room, what time does the restaurant open in the morning for coffee. She was unhappy very rude and condescending. Not the way a resort guest should be treated. The couple before me was given the same treatment by her and they walked away looking very troubled by her inhospitable mistreatment. The room was clean but really really eerie, room was loud and you could hear the people very clearly in the other rooms, not worth the price we paid! The Internet password didnt work and the only one pricey restaurant was horrible. It took forever to get my sliders which were black hard hockey pucks. Couldnt wait to get out of there the next morning! Wish we continued to stay at our great hotel lodge in Cody and drive the extra miles. So if your thinking of staying overnight here because its closer to Yellowstone...dont!

This place was great and convenient restaurant and bar was very good and was a blessing compared to the food in yellowstone (yikes) would definitely stay there again

Awesome place. There is no reception, but you are within minutes of Yellowstone National Park. The small cabins are super clean and the staff is friendly.

Nice place to stop and stretch your legs. Gift shop was cool.

Very helpful staff, breakfast at the resort was good. The room we were in needed the bathroom sub floor repaired. Dinner at the resort wasnt very good. The waitstaff were very good.

We didnt stay in the resort but did eat in the restaurant. The food was great and the service friendly. It has the advantage of being just outside Yellowstone National Park and is a convenient place to eat if you are staying close to the East entrance. This is important as places to eat inside the park are generally not very good. Also a great drive from from the East entrance to Fishing Bridge.

Good food, friendly staff, fast service. Nice gift shop adjacent.

Lots of cabins in addition to the lodge. Really close to the East entrance of Yellowstone. I wish the floorplans were available for all cabins. The double queen room I booked (number 42) in a cabin on the hill was hard to navigate. There was about 9 inches of space between the beds and with the bedding, that meant its not easy to get from the entrance door to the bathroom. The desk was so close to the closet that the closet was unusable. Room service kept opening the closet door for some reason, but at night I was able to see light from the adjoining room so that didnt make me feel very comfortable. The bathroom was cramped and had pretty much no ventilation. If I took a shower I had to keep the door closed after to prevent the room from heating up. Not knowing there were 4 adjoining rooms with poor noise insulation, I wouldnt have brought my kids there. It was a combination of me struggling to keep my kids quiet while being able to hear my neighbors calling their pet or mentally handicap loved one in the morning to come get breakfast. No A/C or even a fan, so we had to leave the ground level windows open continuously in the month of July. There was visible light through the log walls to the outside and the interior tongue and groove pine paneling was obviously slapped up in a hurry without much thought about gaps and cracks. Anyway, just some thoughts about the construction and features of the cabins. The front desk (gift shop) staff were pleasant and helpful, although seemed mostly indifferent and oblivious to the happenings around them. Once, the main gate was closed from the parking lot to the cabins and I had to inquire from the front desk how to get to my cabin. They showed me the back driveway that I was barely able to squeeze through with my minivan to reach my room. Anyway, a map online, floorplans for each room and a little more thought into the construction and layout will go a long way to make things better for the guests.

As a warning to my fellow millennials, no cell service, no wifi and no ac. They do have limited wifi inside the restaurant. But besides has amazing views and amazing location. We even went horseback riding right from the resort. I love the place definitely would stay again!!

We the Grisham family from texas want to say a big thank you to the maintenance men for helping us with our buddy bearings. .you guys were the best. Thanks again for saving the day

When planning my road trip I had noticed this place just before the park so assumed would be high prices for even coffee, but needed a pit stop before the final push into the park and was not disappointed. So don’t be afraid to stop and say Hi to the lovely staff and buy something warm to drink or more

The food was great...but for $560.00 for 3 days in a very small room with no A/C was way too much to bear.

Lots of unique gifts! I wish that I had more time to look.

Beautiful spot along the river. A short distance from the east entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Staff was friendly and helpful. I had a burger at the restaurant, it was slow, but it was great. Nice gift shop. The rooms were clean. I was in a room without a tv...but this is not an issue because it was not the reason I was there, and forced me to enjoy the amazing views.

A fun and historic place to stay with beautiful views and trail rides.

Pahaska Tepee Resort is located on Codys east entrance/exit to Yellowstone national park. The gift shop offers a good variety of souvenirs for Yellowstone and the surrounding area plus some beautiful jewelry made in the area. Its also home to Buffalo Bills original lodge that is open to the public. The Lodge has some authentic furnishings from Buffalo Bills time. We did not stay overnight or ride horses here.....but we would if we came back to the area. The grounds were well maintained and the horse stable area was clean.