Gallatin Gateway Inn

The Gallatin Gateway Inn is a model of historical elegance from the days of luxury railroad travel. The hotel opened in the summer of 1927, as visitors were beginning to come to Yellowstone in large numbers. With lavish appointments that include Polynesian mahogany woodwork, decoratively carved beams, and high arched windows, the Spanish-style building recalls pre-World War II elegance, and you almost expect to see Teddy Roosevelt and Buffalo Bill Cody relaxing side-by-side on the porch. The spacious guest rooms provide a tastefully understated balance to the regal lobby. They maintain the refined historical feel, but have been updated with light colors, providing a more open and airy feeling than you usually find in hotels of this vintage. Serving dinner only, the Porter House restaurant's seasonally changing menu includes regional specialties showcasing ingredients from local growers; combinations are imaginative and portions generous.

Facilities:
Restaurant; lounge; outdoor Jacuzzi; outdoor pool

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