Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel and Cabins

Frommer's Review

Below the steaming terraces of Mammoth Hot Springs, this is one of two Yellowstone hotels open during both summer and winter seasons. (The other is the Old Faithful Snow Lodge.) Established in 1911, the hotel itself is less distinguished than the Lake Yellowstone Hotel or the Old Faithful Inn, but it manages to blend a wide range of rooms into a satisfying whole. Make sure you drift into the Map Room (named for the massive inlaid map of the United States on one of the broad paneled walls), a great place to while away an evening reading or listening to a pianist.

The only truly high-end accommodations are the suites. Standard rooms and cabins are arranged around three grassy areas, offering minimal amenities with a fair amount of charm. Some rooms have tubs only, some rooms have showers only, and some share a bathroom down the hall. The cottage-style cabins are clustered in rings adjacent to the hotel, and vary in quality.

Facilities:
2 restaurants; lounge; tour desk

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