Fun place to stay if you want to explore Lamar Valley. The staff is great and went above and…read morebeyond to help. Cabins 1 is cozy and since we are early risers we appreciated having a small kitchen with coffee maker and cooking facilities.

We've stayed in cabin 6 the last two years. It's perfect for six people. There are deer, foxes and…read moremoose within walking distance or in our yard. This is the perfect place to unplug and just enjoy the view.

Food is excellent. Fast service. Casual ambiance…read more Medium rare ribeye is seared and finished just right. I got a baked potato and some shrimp with a beer. They also serve Pepsi products. Highly recommend. It's biker friendly too!

Service is greatly appreciated. The food is delicious. Eaten here many times over the years,…read morethrough different owners and it has always been top notch, worth the few extra miles.

Antler's Lodge in Cooke City is dog friendly and has the cutest main area with all the fixings you…read moreexpect from a log cabin. The staff were incredibly friendly. Our private cabin on the other hand was just OK as you'd probably expect from the listing. The cabins are lined wall to wall from one other (by twos) and you can park right in front which is nice for carrying luggage and such. The room is dimly lit, the curtains and bedding had a slight musty smell to them and the wifi was extremely weak (unusable if trying to use a laptop). The sink is located outside the bathroom which was nice, but the bathroom I would catch some mosquitoes in there which isn't fun. For a couple nights, this was a fine stay and close to the the entrance of Yellowstone. It's right off of the Bearclaw Highway (or whatever it's called) which is a beautiful scenic drive!

First time I stayed at Antlers was in the summer of ( about ) 1994 and after staying for what is…read moreprobably my 10th time I can report it is still the wonderful small Montana lodge it was during my first stay. The older cabins are for those of us who are going to Cooke for the history and tradition and have stayed relatively unchanged with their exterior log walls and tilting floors - but amenities like Direct TV, WiFi and thermal pane windows are recent additions. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the daily room cleaning is first rate. The kitchens have all (almost) of the nec cooking goodies and the bathrooms are super clean with great fluffy towels. For those wanting a more updated lodging they have replaced some of the cabins with new modern facilities including some with two floors, and western decor. Kim, one of the owners and Melissa, their front desk person are both wonderful and work hard to make our stay great. When I'm enjoying Yellowstone, the Lamar valley and Trout Lake, I wouldn't stay anyplace else. And it's 300' to midtown Cooke City for the nightlife.