Room is basic and lodge like... Due to the locality, i had problem accessing internet and cellphone signals in yellowstone park.
The inn is just beside old faithful geyser, best spot, and the most affordable within the few lodgings within the park.
at night, it is pitch dark in yellowstone, so please drive slowly and beware of the bisons, we missed out just by 5-10 cm at a sharp turning.
breakfast is ok, main attraction for this inn is nonetheless the location.
a must try if you intend to spend the night in the national park

Had just a basic room looking onto the interior grounds of the hotel. But the reason for coming here was not the hotel but the surrounding area. Its unique location gives access not just to Old Faithful but to walks and other springs in the area.

When you walk in the first impression is that it everything is big. The space, the furniture, the logs (are they fake?). Along with many others we sat and had a cocktail watching Old Faithful one last time before the dark set in. We did not have a reservation for dinner but ate late so they got us in. The food was good and service good.

Next morning breakfast was good. But get down early before the queue starts to form, to get in and then to get to the buffet. For the size of the breakfast room they need to reorganise the way the buffet is laid out.

Reception were very helpful with giving suggestions on where to go and we took a walk up into the hills for another amazing view of Old Faithful.

On check out when asked if the room was ok we mention in passing that our guest, a mouse, had also found it ok. A double take from them and we said we had no problem with it and understood what you are out in the middle of the wilds and what do you expect. Apparently some of the American guest seem to forget this!

Even though this was pricey compared to my usual campground accommodation, the Old Faithful Inn is worth it. I stayed in a room that looked like Teddy Roosevelt himself could have stayed in. You can see the chinking in the logs, and I was lucky enough to have room that faced out and a (partially obstructed) view of Old Faithful. My room didn't have a bathroom, but it was no big deal to go down the hall and use it. I was really glad I stayed in such a historic inn. Try to take one of the free tours if you have time.

Old Faithful Inn is definatly a great piece of history. The whole place is made entirely out of wood, hand crafted and smooth. Love the look of the inside. The view from the bottom floor looking up, takes your breath away. There are alot of tours that are based out on the Inn. If you've got the time, go on a tour of the Inn. You will never forget it!