West Yellowstone Hotels with Parking

Hotel looks very good and the room as well, big shower, double sink. The breakfast was not very good and the blackout curtains let through a lot of light which made me wake up earlier than I wanted. This is unacceptable, every hotel MUST have an option to fully cover the sun.

This is probably the most modern and upscale hotel in West Yellowstone; the others are just motels. The rooms are large, but the facilities are older. I strongly recommend bringing your own hair dryer when visiting the US. Here, no matter how expensive the hotel, the hair dryers are small and old, and it feels like they're just trying to compromise on quality. The most incomprehensible thing about this hotel is that they charge a $15 per person surcharge, claiming it's for free hot water, popsicles, and cookies on the first floor (all of which are awful, cheap stuff). If it's free, why charge? And you can't even choose not to. Isn't that blatant robbery? Just compare it to the free fruit and candy offered at Four Seasons hotels in China. The difference is huge!

The location of The Lazy Duck Inn is perfect—just a few minutes' drive from the West Entrance of Yellowstone. West Yellowstone town itself has everything you need, and the McDonald's nearby is probably your most reliable bet for food. The room was renovated, really clean, and the mattress was super comfortable. It’s got a coffee maker, microwave, and mini-fridge, but the best part was definitely the huge smart TV where you can cast YouTube and Netflix straight from your phone. They also have grills and an ice machine in the common area. Even though it's a contactless vibe, you can see staff around every morning if you need to ask them for anything. A couple of downsides: the Wi-Fi can be pretty sluggish at times. Also, there are no exhaust fans in the kitchen or bathroom, so any cooking or bathroom smells tend to linger in the room for a while. Lastly, the room rate plus the cleaning fee is definitely on the pricier side, but honestly, that’s just a West Yellowstone thing. Just a heads-up for future guests: amenities might vary depending on the room number, so make sure to check carefully before booking. Also, the property has two floors, and if you get a room on the second floor, you'll need to carry your luggage up the stairs. Overall, if you want something close to the park that’s clean and has great amenities, this is a solid place to stay. Just keep the Wi-Fi and ventilation in mind.

Checked in late, there was no front desk at more than 12 o'clock, and it took a long time to know that the name on the door was opened by letter, telling the location of the room, and the room cleaning the next day was also half cleared. The advantage is that it is close to Yellowstone Park. The disadvantage is that there is no breakfast. Can't get through the phone in half a night.

Pros: Hot water, coffee available at lobby. Room comes with breakfast in the morning (bread, cereal, waffles, banana, muffins, egg). Staff is friendly. Lobby interior decoration is quite nice and cosy. Room is spacious. Pay per use washers available in the building. Cons: Walls are not fully sound proof, heard a family arguing next door in the middle of the night. Strange design in bathroom, there was a drop in the ceiling height above the basin as if there is a stairs above it.

The location is good, in the center of town, with many restaurants nearby. The hotel itself is decent, with a kitchenette and parking in the yard. I don't know why the rating is so low. It's very close to the west entrance of Yellowstone National Park, and the town is very popular with tourists. The facilities are complete.

Booked the standard queen room, which turns out to only have one queen bed. Luckily, there's a double queen bedroom, so we paid to have that upgrade. The room is nice, clean, and quiet. The decor and blanket is super cute too.

With a rich breakfast, good environment, good location, well-maintained room facilities, and the front desk kindly answered questions. Next time I come to Yellowstone National Park, I must visit again.

Breakfast is generally no fruit, only the quiche can be imported. The location of the room is very close to the entrance to West Yellowstone, only a few minutes drive. There is no ironing board and ironing machine in the room, and there is no paper pumping, which is not very convenient. Parking is very convenient. Accommodation around Huangshi is very expensive, this hotel is still relatively cost-effective.

The location is excellent, just a 5-minute drive from the west entrance of Yellowstone. The facilities are generally mid-range, and breakfast is standard with serving service.