Gardiner Hotels with Swimming Pools

Stayed one night, would have been better off sleeping in the car. Would have stayed somewhere else, but being right outside Yellowstone, there wasn't any other rooms available. Bed was so worn out that both my husband and I would roll to the sagging area in the middle of the bed, even sleeping on the edges of the bed. Something wrong with bed frame, made horrible noise anytime you got up. Floors were dirty with large tufts of dog hair. Took two short showers, and water was starting to cool partway through the second one. Sheets and towels were stained, and there was something white and crusty all over the exterior of the mini fridge door. Needless to say, this is the last Super 8 we will ever stay in. Would have been better off sleeping in our car.

The conditions are good in the town, on the second floor, there is breakfast, parking is convenient, and eating around is also very convenient. The location of the hotel is in the center of the town, just a little outside. It is a five-minute drive to the north gate.

Yes, it would be better if we come back in summer. After all, in winter, the roads in Yellowstone Park are almost impassable. There are no snowmobiles at the North Gate, but there are snowmobiles at the West Gate.

Rooms were clean and comfortable. In room Keurig machine. But-- the staff really shined when the day after Christmas one of our car's tires went from a slow leak to flat. The night crew let the morning crew aware of our predicament. The one main auto shop was closed for a holiday break. Chester the maintenance man located a compressor and located a local who ran a small mechanic's shop. We filled the tire so I could drive the 2 blocks to the shop. Bill the mechanic was able to get the flat fixed. O yeah--all this happening when it was 10 deg. outside. Kudos to Samantha, Allison, Nathaniel, Chester, and one other nice woman whose name I didn't catch but her daughter is friends with the mechanic's daughter. Gardiner's population is less than 1,000 and the nearest bigger town is 50+ miles away so we were glad to get our car back on the road. Gardiner is at the North Gate of Yellowstone. Lodging in the park can be nearly impossible during tourist season. This would be a great place to stay just outside the park. Very pet friendly. Nice areas to walk our Corgi who also made friends with all the staff. Just a reminder to all pet owners---Please pick up.....

The hotel has been renovated. The bed sheets are made of high-count cotton and are very comfortable. Western-style breakfast is also suitable for Chinese tourists. There are parking lots, tea bags, and hot water. I booked a month in advance and gave a big discount. Go to Huangshi Mammoth Hot Spring is very suitable for staying in this hotel, remember, before dark, you have to arrive at the hotel

The hotel in Yellowstone was suddenly cancelled because of the shooting two days ago. I can temporarily set this hotel. Outside the north gate, the town is small but there are some. The hotel room is very clean. Although there is no breakfast, there is a microwave oven and oatmeal. It is also very good.

According to the itinerary, this motel in North Gate of Huangshi is very close to the gate of the north gate, but it takes nearly half an hour from the north gate to the hot spring. The room was large and looked very clean, but at night there was a bug that jumped on my mom's face! The hotel does not have breakfast, there are free coffee, tea and chocolate, the front desk recommended to go to the restaurant 2 km away for breakfast, but given the bad experience of the first day of dinner or give up. Parking is free and you stop outside your room.

Still simple, simple and clean? Simple room

This is a gem of a spot for what it is. We stayed in cabin 7 which is the largest of the cabins. 2 bed/2 bath with a deck and bbq. The cabin is small but very clean and has all the amenities you need. Tons of kitchen supplies, bath amenities, cooler and ice packs to take to the park and more. It is right across from the grocery store and within walking distance of everything. You can walk to the park entrance if you want. This is perfect for visiting Yellowstone - but not the type of cabin you would want if you want to be “in nature” as it is right in the middle of town. . We had 2 families (7 pp) and it was a bit tight but we were only there in the morning and night. We saw elk and deer on property. I really recommend this property for visiting Yellowstone for all the convenience and nice touches it offers.