This was a charming place a few miles outside of town. Rooms have a unique styling to them that…read morepair well with the Montana aesthetic. Upon check-in, staff and family were eager to get us all situated and helpful with any questions we had. A bonus was the prepared breakfast in the morning that filled us up before our departure. Nothing fancy, but it got us off on the right foot. Because it's a few outside of town, be prepared to not have cell service. Wifi in my room was slow in the afternoon and extremely slow in the evening when more guests were present. This is a great place to get some reading done.

We were on a three day trip to Yellowstone, and needed a place to stay one night in Gardiner. This…read morelocation is out of the city just a few minutes drive, but has gorgeous views from every door. Our room had a kitchen in it, which would've been helpful if we had been staying for more than one night. The morning breakfast was OK, but not that memorable. The room was clean, and it gave us the opportunity to chill out and watch some TV, so I guess it suited its purpose.

YES, it is worth it! I'll admit, I am not a camper and I was completely uninterested in shared…read morebathrooms, but I booked two tipis for our family of six as I thought it would be a fun memory for my grandson's 4th birthday. We loved everything about our two-night stay. Both the adults and kids had an amazing time. I loved the time to connect around the shared firepit. We all made new friends. We met people from the U.K. and Belgium. It was lovely to watch my 5-year-old granddaughter play for hours with another little girl despite the language barrier. They just figured it out. The staff was amazing. The bathrooms were immaculate. We all slept like babies. Highly, highly recommend! p.s. Thank you, Dreamcatcher staff, for our breakfast bags packed for our early departure. You all were wonderful!

WOW!!!!! This was such a wonderful experience. We were greeted by Kelsey and Tally. They were such…read moregracious hostesses. We were given a tour of the property and then the best for last, our beautifully decorated Teepee. GORGEOUS! We needed nothing. There were plugs for charging our electronics, the bathrooms accommodated all our needs and the evening social gathering was a perfect way to unwind. A wonderful way to start our grand entrance into the Yellow Stone National park (just a few minutes down the road).

Cheryl is a very warm host. Gives a personal experience of what is it like o live on a mountain…read morejust north to Yellowstone NP. Scenic view of the NP from your cabin!!!! Cheryl cooks dinner and breakfast that she shares with the guests at her (historic mining) cabin. Life time memorable experience!

My fiancé and I stayed here over night while traveling through Yellowstone. We had such a unique…read moreand wonderful experience. The cabins are spacious and well kept. The view is outstanding and the host, Cheryl, is a wonderful person. Her cooking is delicious! Dinner and breakfast were great. This location is a hike up a mountain but well worth it. I highly recommend and look forward to returning.

I stayed here for July 4th without making a reservation for camping and no problem finding a nice…read morespot by the river. Although the price went up a bit, I stayed here second time. Aside from the mountains, camping spots are beside a bridge and the wide peaceful river. Most include a picnic table. The Northern entrance to Yellowstone National Park is only a few miles away. There's WiFi located around the main office and showers with individual shower stalls and curtains are only a few miles away.

Nice quiet place to setup. Our site was very level. No hookups available, just potable water and…read morea shower house. The river is very peaceful. Rate was extremely reasonable.

YELP requires that reviewers award at least 1 star. At 1 star, "The Schoolhouse" is grossly…read moreoverrated. Our complaint with this cabin was its total lack of storage. There was not one closet, drawer, shelf, hook, cubbyhole, rack, hanger or space to put our belongings. Although we had booked "The Schoolhouse" for one week, we were vacationing in Montana for nine weeks and we had a carload of baggage. So we would have been forced to live out of suitcases, and to line every square inch of limited floor space with bags. The result-- a hazardous obstacle course, problematic for 72 year-olds navigating frequent nightly bathroom trips, and recovering (husband) from recent knee replacement surgery. Immediately, we attempted to contact Sarah, the owner, who was out-of-town and inaccessible by phone. We spoke to Larissa, Caretaker, who was sympathetic but had no authority to do anything. In addition, we found "The Schoolhouse" depressing. It is a cluster of shacks/"cabins" in a run-down area, facing a yard with (what looked like) rusting farm equipment. Ultimately, we opted to leave the cabin out of safety concerns. Four days later, we finally heard from Sarah. She fired off a hostile email snapping-- no refund, caveat emptor. We lost $1800, but learned a painful lesson at "The Schoolhouse." Don't stay in school! We give this rental an F.

Sarah has the most comfy and accommodating cabins for rent, and if you EVER wanted to stay near…read moreYellowstone National Park, this is the perfect location. See the park all day, or hiking the local trails, head back for a soak at Chico Hot Springs, and a nice meal there, or cook up your own freshly caught trout on the grill on the spacious back deck, you are set! We have stayed many times, and it is a quiet setting in an old mining village. And the stars at night have never been so brilliant! You'll love it!! We do!! Check her website for reservations, etc...nice pictures, too.

The Hillcrest Cottages are a very convenient lodging for a visit to Yellowstone. It is convenient…read moreto a gas station, a pricey convenience shop, a yummy taco shop, a grocery store, and a coffee shop, and a well-known restaurant right next door. The cottages are decent sized too and had what we needed. The kitchenette was perfect size. The pans/pots/dishes are all available at the front desk (just gotta ask). Staying here, don't expect it to be fancy. It's a little old fashioned and no frills.

We loved it here. Nice clean room with 3 beds, air conditioner, stovetop & refrigerator. An elk was…read morenear the office outside our cottage eating grass. Great price on this place so close to Yellowstone.

I stayed in the recently renovated building that the owner says was finished roughly a month ago…read more You can tell. It still smells like paint and lacquer. Rooms are decently well equipped. Satellite TV, stainless minifridge and modern kitchenette. Two relatively large beds (fulls, I think) with decent enough bedding. The mattresses are too soft and provide no support though, and the frames don't grip the floor very well. If you hop on the bed, the beds slide and I don't even weigh that much. Whoever did the remodel did an okay job. You know those types of coat hangers where you have to install a fixed ring onto a rod? They fixed the rod in place before installing the rings, so our room (#7) didn't have usable coat hangers. Breakfast isn't bad. Essentially continental (prepacked oatmeal, milk, Belgian waffles, yogurt, etc.) but with some bacon and scrambled eggs too. Bacon was pretty good, eggs have gotten better since the previous photo posted by J S. The owner is nice enough, though some of the night-shift employees are a bit... off, in terms of customer courtesy. "How's it going everyone?" I said to the three or so people in the room when we rolled up in the evening after our long day in Yellowstone. "Can I help you?" along with some snippy remark about me dropping the cup I was trying to throw away, is not a valid response to that question. Overall, for less than $200 a night, could be a lot better, could be worse.

Great little place in Gardiner WY, the original gateway to yellowstone. Spied this quaint hotel on…read morehotels.com and took the deal, not disappointed either.

Small, 1 bed cabin was clean and comfortable. Bathroom was a nice size. Good shower…read more We were late arriving and left early so the lack of a comfortable chair to sit in wasn't a problem for us. There was a folding chair and a bench by the table. There wasn't room for anything else. The kitchen seemed to be well stocked until we wanted coffee. They furnished the a 12-cup coffee pot, but all we could find was 3 little bags of coffee that make 9 ounces each. If you don't wash the dishes you use, you get charged. I couldn't help but wonder who had previously washed my coffee cup. I ended up washing it before and after use.

We loved our visit, the cabins are darling and super clean and new. Owners are awesome, close to…read moreall Ennis has to offer. We will be coming back to this great place!