Family friendly Hotels in West Yellowstone, Montana

"Clean rooms. Customer service top-notch."

"This property was clean and quiet with a good breakfast. We stayed for two nights and the staff was always friendly and helpful. It was just the right distance away from the noise downtown but close enough to go back and forth to Yellowstone. We were provided with a roll away bed (I requested one prior to our stay) so our kids could have their own beds. The pool was clean. The front desk staff was friendly. Very enjoyable stay."

"Large with living area and bedroom. Full-size kitchen. Plenty of supplies, coffee in room. Great breakfast with lots of choices. Porch area with 2 chairs, bar and bar stools in front of door to look at the beautiful view!"

"Very cute cabin!"

"The convenience to Yellowstone. The many shops and restaurants available."

" Great staff, clean comfortable rooms, good location near the west entrance of Yellowstone and great amenities. The cabin had a shared gas fire pit with s’mores kits for the kids. We stayed two nights and enjoyed the experience."

"Favorite place we’ve stayed on a 8 day road trip! Fox walked by as we sat by an outdoor fitepit. Vereniz & Derek welcomed us with food and local insider tips. Beds super comfy and entire place clean and well thought out. LOVED IT! 5 mins out of Yellowstone and perfect after a long day exploring. We’ll be back!!!!"

"This hotel is being remodeled and updated. Large room and bathroom, newly remodeled. Within very short walking distance of restaurants, ahops and other amenities ."

"Convenient and walkable. Only complaint was I was admonished by some self important staff person for putting a couple scoops of ice in my cooler to help keep medicine and supplements I travel with cold. Apparently only one scoop is allowed which is ridiculous as after paying $250+ per night I think it's only reasonable that I should be able to get the ice I need. I complained to the manager and he agreed with me. I found out that the hotel sells bags of ice for $8 so now I realized staff was just hustling me to buy a bag of ice...which I didn't need. I just needed the equivalent of maybe a 1/4 of a small bag. Anyway I felt it was a shameful unnecessary hustle of the very tourists that support their town by virtually paying double for everything imaginable. But we all know that's part of the deal when traveling. "