Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel - Yellowstone National Park Hotel

Address: 1 Grand Loop, Yellowstone Natl Park, WY 82190
Phone: +1 307 344 7901
Email: reserve@travelyellowstone.com
Website:www.travelyellowstone.com

Average Rating	3.0	56+ reviews from 2 sources
tripadvisor	3.0	53+ reviews
Yahoo! Travel	4.5	3+ reviews

Estimated Price: From $79

Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel

1 Grand Loop
Yellowstone Natl Park, WY 82190

Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel Details

We Recommend Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel Because

"is especially nice in the winter. Great place with a special ambiance" more on Yahoo! Travel
"will enjoy a nice bar and restaurant and quiet at night" more on tripadvisor
"clean rooms with a warm and welcoming atmosphere make this a great place to come back to after a day animal viewing and geotherm" more on Yahoo! Travel
"we stayed in the mammoth cabins at the end of june and loved it" more on tripadvisor
"rooms with a warm and welcoming atmosphere make this a great place to come back to after a day animal viewing and geothermal exp" more on Yahoo! Travel

Full Amenity List

Pets allowed
Maid service
Non-smoking
Telephone
Non-smoking rooms
Wheel chair access
Gift/News stand
Non-smoking rooms (generic)
Lounge/bar
Currency exchange
Horseback riding
Restaurant
Fire alarm

Descriptions from Across the Web

Grand Hotel & Cabins located 5 miles ... more on Yahoo! Travel
Built in 1937, this hotel has a spacious art deco lobby, where you'll find an espresso cart after 4 PM. The rooms are smaller and ... more on fodors.com
Description :Grand Hotel & Cabins located 5 miles from north entrance.;Professional Review :On the site of old Fort Yellowstone, near the steaming travertine terraces of Mammoth Hot Springs, 5 miles south of the north entrance to the park, this old-fashioned hotel of solid pillars and dormer windows is set amid thick lawns that attract hungry elk most summer afternoons.The lobby gleams with the luster of natural-wood floors and ... more on professionaltravelguide.com
Built in 1937, this hotel has a spacious art deco lobby, where you'll find an espresso cart after 4 PM. The rooms are smaller and less elegant than those at the park's other two historic hotels, but the Mammoth ... more on Fodor's

Reviews From Across The Web read all

4.0

get away from everything

(October 05, 2005 00:00)

Not a nightlife place, but that is why you go to Yellowstone. ... By tater82801 from sheridan, wy, a user of Yahoo! Travel. Read full review on Yahoo! Travel

5.0

The best cabins in Yellowstone

We stayed in the Mammoth Cabins and they are very charming. The cabins all have porches ... Floridaskilover, a user of Tripadvisor. Read full review on tripadvisor

5.0

Winter at Mammoth

(May 05, 2002 00:00)

This last January (2005), I was fortunate enough to be able to spend time in Yellowstone. Staying at the Mammoth Hotel was part of a Living & Learning program offered through the Yellowstone Association Institute.

The moment I stepped through the hotels door, the front desk staff jumped into action. Charles ensured that during my stay (extended at the last minute by two days either side of the programs) I would be in the same room. Less than two hours later, Victor ... By Dave Stiles from Olympia, WA, a user of Yahoo! Travel. Read full review on Yahoo! Travel

4.0

Way above our expectations

We stayed two nights in a Mammoth Hot Springs cabin last week (June 19, 20, 2007) and really enjoyed the experience. The cabin was small, but clean and very comfortable. It had two full size beds, towels and linens were in good condition and extra blankets were provided. The small bathroom had a good shower and ... Babycat1955, a user of Tripadvisor. Read full review on tripadvisor

5.0

Enjoying Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel

If you are looking for an elegant spa, look elsewhere. But if you want a comfortable base from which to enjoy the wonders ... By Dr. John Dorwin from Spokane, WA, a user of Yahoo! Travel. Read full review on Yahoo! Travel