Yes. It's a rest stop. While the amenities you expect in a rest stop are rather ordinary here,…read moreit's the surroundings that should impress and make this stop stand out. I think it might be the only rest stop on this road between Gardiner (and Yellowstone Park) and Livingston. There are picnic tables that can give weary travelers a chance to take a break. There's even a fire hydrant in the dog "rest stop" so even your furry companion can have some relief. A nice feature of this rest stop is the short walking path that takes you down to the Yellowstone river, which is flowing pretty quickly in this area, and from where you can get a very impressive view of Emigrant Peak. Depending on the time of day, it'll be like existing in the middle of a postcard picture. Even if you don't need the break from driving, stop here anyway just to enjoy the view. And if you're southbound into the park, consider it a preview. If you're northbound from the park, experience it a post-script of what you left behind.

Scenic rest stop in Emigrant MT…read more I know a rest stop is usually not one of those one would review but this Emigrant Rest Area is worth noting. It is the most scenic one I've seen so far. Located on the east side of Highway 89 between Emigrant and Gardiner on the way to or from Yellowstone National Park. The roads are paved and the parking lot is level. The rest stop has clean restrooms and also has sectioned picnic tables in a nice roofed picnic area. They have a pet area too. The views are pretty and is located right along Yellowstone River. Saw some people fishing so you can do some fishing too while you are there! LoL There are slots for RV/trailer and truck parking. Open year round (some rest stops in MT are not). There is a historical marker on sight about the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness which is over a million acres of wilderness in a track of land covering portions of three states. Interesting read. And off we go... Review #2330

Nice rest area! Clean and spacious. 90 minutes away from Yellowstone which was convenient as well.read more

Nice rest stop I didn't even know it was here and it was nice that there's LTE also lots of…read morehistorical plaques with interesting fact about the local sights. Clean restrooms big parking lot

What a great store!!! Plus Super customer service…read more.... Thanks to Allyssa!!!!!

Excellent restroom. Soft serve in spring. Nice shop…read more Fresh pizza Subway inside. Clean and nice people.

Definitely an experience dining at the Old Faithful Inn. We didn't have high expectations and…read moredecided to try breakfast. The dining room is just beautiful from.an architecture standpoint. Definitely something toarvel.at sim e it was built in the late 1800s! The food was decent and reasonably priced. They offer a breakfast buffet in addition to items on the menu. We all ordered off the menu. I ordered the Peal Sugar Waffles, interesting texture and very good. My.husband ordered the Hiker's Special, a lot of food, and my son ordered the Croissant Breakfast sandwich with Bacon. Overall food was good. Service was sub-par. Reception staff very nice out front. Server staff, must be seasonal help and definitely need more training (if they continue). We still tipped well.as we know the tips get shated especially the back end staff! It was late in.their breakfast service, not very busy, and many servers around. Our server never came back to ask if everything was okay or if we needed anything. I had to.get another server to go find him. I was missing something from my meal (two eggs), even had to prove to him it came with my meal (I had a picture of the menu!). Our waters were never refilled (I drank my husband's!). Our coffee and tea water were never refilled. Overall, service needs improving!

I'll start with service, we were seated by the hostess then had to wait 10 minutes for our server…read moreto show up. One of the first to be seated and everyone else had a waiter but us. Some of the other servers got our water and refilled it four times before our server came. We got the buffet and it was ok. Not worth 50$ price tag. Had a reservation the next night so we cancelled as soon as we left. The room was very nice but they sat us all the way in the back. Day 2 We ate lunch here and it was marginally better. Wait was 30 minutes. Food was brought out fast. I had a blt and salad.

Overall a pleasant experience. The room looks and feels clean…read more Our building is couple minutes drive from the check in location and eatery. All good - no complains there. Parking space is limited so if you get back to the lodging later in the day, the parking spot could be farther away from the building. the main advantage of staying in the canyon lodge is that it is located in the middle of the park so going places is flexible and less travel time. We start sightseeing right when we came thru from the Gardiner park entrance and then make our way south to the lodging and checkin. Don't bet on getting good WIFi connections. In fact, during our stays their WIFI was down the entire time.

- Rooms are spacious and clean. - Plenty of parking…read more - No A/C. - Rooms are very expensive. You are mostly paying for the convenience of staying in the park. - Has WiFi technically, but it really doesn't work. Takes several minutes just to load a webpage. - Dining options are limited and not very good (+very pricey).

Cons-The beds are rock hard, and it was broken, the air-conditioning unit sounds like a jet plane…read morein your room. Halls are dirty. The ice machine are broken. Pros- close to downtown. Plenty of shops and restaurants near by. Rooms are very spacious. It's affordable for someone in a budget. Plus the staff are friendly and lobby.

Super rude customer service! Would not recommend even though it is on the cheaper side for…read moreYellowstone you'd be better off paying a little bit more somewhere else!

Good chicken sandwich. Whole breaded chicken breast. It was crunchy. The shredded lettuce wasn't…read morevery travel friendly. Good value. I'd rate it better than McDonald's not quite as good as Popeyes. The hamburger was a bit bland. But if you added seasonings from their toppings bar it'd be decent

RIP OFF!!! Do not order chicken unless you are ready to get ripped off. 8 pieces of chicken…read moretenders, no sides, and 2 extra sauces was over $18.00. RIDICULOUS!!!! The menu is extremely confusing and hard to understand, so are the people that work there. NEVER EVER AGAIN!!

A very pleasant stay. Quiet, enjoyable, peaceful, the cottages are fully equipped with Keurig…read morecoffee maker, mini-refrigerator, alarm clock, fans, luggage holders, closets, dressers and 2 sinks. The view from our patio was grasslands. What a great place to sit in the evenings. The main lodge is a national landmark with 60 foot windows that provide spectacular views of the Grand Teton Mountains. Stunning - picturesque - beautiful. The reception staff were great - helpful, knowledgeable, friendly. Concierge service can make any activities arrangements you require. WiFi available in and near the lodge. There are a couple of negatives. Price. The place is expensive. Hello, you are in GRAND Tetons National Park - this is one of the few places to stay. So suck it up. Enjoy where you are and don't think about. Staying here is preferable to anything else outside. Shower head only allowed a what seemed to be a trickle of water. We still got a shower, but with low water pressure.

**Excellent Stay at Jackson Lake Lodge**…read more We had a wonderful stay at Jackson Lake Lodge and would definitely return. The room was comfortable and well-equipped, featuring very nice beds, a dresser, closet, mini-fridge, alarm clock, and the convenience of having both a sink in the bathroom and another in the main room. The nearby ice machine was an added bonus. The shower was excellent, with great water pressure and quality toiletries including shampoo and body wash. After long days exploring the park, it was the perfect place to relax and recharge. The lodge itself is stunning, with breathtaking views of the Tetons from many areas of the property. We enjoyed spending time at the onsite bar, where the **"399" cocktail, named after the famous Grizzly 399, was a fun and memorable touch that connected us to the area's wildlife history.** One of the best features of the lodge is its location. Several hiking trails begin right from the property, making it easy to step outside and enjoy the beauty of Grand Teton National Park without having to get back in the car. We also enjoyed the onsite dining options. The restaurant was excellent, with no waiting for a table during our stay. The dining room's layout was thoughtfully designed, allowing for attentive, efficient service and a relaxed atmosphere. Between the great food, outstanding views, and friendly service, dining at the lodge was one of the highlights of our visit. Overall, Jackson Lake Lodge offers comfort, convenience, incredible scenery, and a true sense of place. Between the beautiful views, comfortable accommodations, great amenities, and unique touches like the 399 cocktail, it was a highlight of our trip. Highly recommended!

$1 potato was the best potato I've ever eaten. It was baked to perfection and filled me with so…read moremuch happiness and joy upon consuming. Also thank you to the kind employee who stopped me from pouring a ton of sugar, which I thought was salt, on my gorgeous potato. Fries and sandwiches are really good too and there are cool souvenirs.

TERRIBE CHEESEBURGER. Literally they use fake photos online their actual burger is the worst I've…read morehad anywhere cheap frozen patty cheap overly large bun, disgusting is being too kind. Don't waste your money at this gas station, honestly ANYWHERE is better than the Texaco burger. It's not even a smash burger it's a frozen hockey puck of mystery meat. Just tried this place today, NEVER AGAIN.

The Lodge had everything we needed for our stay. The lobby area was inviting, with several couches…read moreset up in front of the fireplace and a large chest of board games nearby that guests can play. It was nice to step away from phone screens for a bit. This is also where they serve their complimentary, well balanced breakfast from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM. They even have a pancake maker where you can watch the pancakes being made through a viewing window. The fitness center was well equipped and had everything needed to work all muscle groups. I liked that the treadmill is next to the window, allowing you to look out at the mountains while exercising from time to time. They also offer guest laundry for $5 each for the washer and dryer, with detergent available for $2. My clothes came out clean and dry. I did not get a chance to use the pool during my stay, but it looked like guests were enjoying it. There is also an outdoor hot tub, which creates a nice contrast between the cold air and the warm water with steam rising above it. The staff were friendly and patient. They answered our questions thoroughly and helped us feel confident navigating the area. At first, I didn't like that The Lodge was farther from the main village, but it ended up being only a five minute walk to where we needed to go. I would definitely book my stay here again if I have the chance to return to Big Sky.

We had spent three days in Yellowstone, and needed an overnight on our way to Bozeman Airport…read more There didn't seem to be a lot of activity at the resort, which was fine by us. Our room was spacious and clean. The breakfast was average, although they did have a pancake making machine which you don't see very often. I wanted to get a glass of milk and nothing came out of the machine. I had to get the waitstaff to refill the machine, and then when I went back after they had filled it, the milk was sour. Except for the breakfast experience, our stay was fine. Not sure what it would've been like during the height of the season.