It actually smelled so good all the time. That’s rare in a lot of hotels I stay at (and I usually stay at pretty high rated ones so thats odd to me.) the beds were super comfy! The pool and hot tub were great!! It was a very nice time, and housekeeping actually came in and did something every day! (A lot of places have the stupid new “green” rules where housekeeping doesn’t come clean or bring you towels) but this place was great!

The hot tub had A LOT of chemical in it, it was super foamy and burned my eyes pretty bad just sitting in the steam. The toilet was pretty grimy.

Great view of the river and elk would come on property evening and mornings. Very close to Yellowstone park.

No breakfast option. I was hit with an extra 30 dollar fee for amenities which was mentioned nowhere in the Boking.com paperwork.They said Booking.com was bad about details such as that and Bookong.com was their least favorite n3rd party booking agent. My question is why an extra 15 dollars a night as an amenity charge when the rooms are not cheap to begin with. Whatever a hotel provides should be included in the quoted price. This is nothing but a rip-off.

What an unexpected delight! They perfectly accommodated our 3 generations: indoor pool, outdoor hot tub, free game room, outdoor, but protected community area around a fire pit--and free s'more toxins, to boot! They offered the use of binoculars (great ones) and walking staff for Yellowstone visits. Location was perfect- we were in Yellowstone within 5 minutes! I cannot say enough about the staff--terrific!

Breakfast would have been a convenience, but we brought items for breakfast and a picnic lunch, so no problem. Refrigerator in each room made that easy.

Staff were most friendly and helpful. There are complimentary hot drinks at the reception, a good selection of drinks to make in the room (and one can also buy more capsules in the local shop). The indoor pool and outdoor spa were very good and useful. There's a very nice fireplace outside the reception with a nice covered outdoor seating area.

The rooms lack sound insulation between floors and are a bit dark (only one window underneath a cover). It may be a good vfm for the USA, but not so for European visitors.

The friendliness of the staff. Joe in maintenance helped us repair a suitcase damaged in internal flight. Associated restaurant on the site provided a friendly take away service at a reasonable price for the remoteness $35 for two double burgers with fries etc. Good size fridge to store our food.

Air conditioning was a bit erratic. Had to put it on fan mode then switch back to cool. Not a showstopper, and given the time of year, May, not overly warm just needed to remove the stuffiness from the room.

The location was very close to the north entrance. There were binoculars and a walking stick in the room to use during our stay. The hotel has a restaurant on the property. It’s an older hotel that is well maintained. We were located closed to the laundry room. Someone was doing laundry into the middle of the night on the first night of our stay. The staff was very apologetic, they made sure the laundry room was locked up after hours and gave us a free breakfast. The breakfast buffet had a good variety of options, several gluten free options, as well alternative milk options.

The sheets were too small for the bed, both corners came up off the mattress during the night. The shower was small and could use a door instead of a curtain. There was quite a bit of water on the floor that didn’t dry up.

Located just 5 minutes from the Yellowstone North Entrance, this was a great spot to start and end our YNP trip. We flew into Bozeman, MT airport and it was an easy drive to get to the hotel. We liked having a lot of space in the room including a fridge and microwave. The room could use some updates but nothing to complain about, The staff lit the firepit each night which was a fun place to go make the free provided s'mores and visit with fellow guests. They gave us nice water bottles, too.

Unfortunately, our room was right next to the check in area, parking lot and firepit area so we didn't get quiet until after 11pm. Also, the a/c unit was quite loud.

This property has a fire pit that guests can sit around and roast marshmallows to make smores. They give you a small cat every night. It was fun to sit by the fire pit in the morning as well. There is also a boardwalk that goes out to the river. We saw elk walking through the property and all through the city. The pool was very nice and so was the hot tub. They also have a game room with air hockey and other games.

This property does not have a breakfast but you can buy breakfast at the restaurant nearby.

Cindy, Virginia, and the entire staff were pleasant, professional, and helpful in every way. Smores by the fire, and the free use of binoculars, a walking stick, and a hot whirlpool with a view of the mountains were all touches of class by these folks. You can stay in fancier places with big chandeliers, but you'll not have the relaxed atmosphere of Ridgeline Hotel at Yellowstone.

That I couldn't stay longer.

Good room, great shower and comfortable bedding and there can't be many hotels in the world with a view like this one. You come out of your room first thing in the morning, stand in the car park and Montana smiles at you from the mountains. Another breathtaking day in the Big Sky state awaits...

Welcome was lukewarm but it was busy that day. The bar and grill next door is really great for a few drinks and dinner in the evening but their breakfast buffet was as expensive as it was cold. Avoid.