Popular Hotels Around Yellowstone National Park

There are a number of options for the traveler who wishes to stay outside Yellowstone National Park. From quaint, cute little inns to well-known national chains, there is something out there for everyone. With choices available at each entrance to the park, it is easy to find the perfect fit for each group.

South entrance

Entering Yellowstone from the south, the nearby towns include Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Here the options for national chains run the gamut from the Best Western Lodge to the Four Seasons Jackson Hole. A popular destination in its own right, Jackson Hole is also full of places like the Spotted Horse Guest Ranch and the Grand Victorian Lodge bed and breakfast.

West entrance

The town of West Yellowstone, Montana was built at the boundary and west entrance to Yellowstone, providing quick and easy access to the park from its lodgings. Chains here include the Econo Lodge and Hampton Inn. Those looking for more upscale accommodations should look at the Clubhouse Inn of West Yellowstone and the Three Bears Lodge.

East entrance

The east entrance to Yellowstone comes from Cody, Wyoming, Buffalo Bill territory. While there are plenty of chain hotel like the Holiday and Comfort Inns, Cody is also heavy on themed lodgings. These include Buffalo Bill's Antler Inn and the historic hotel The Irma.

North entrance

The north entrance to Yellowstone was the first official entrance and the place of the famous Roosevelt Arch. The closest town is Gardiner, Montana, where travelers can stay anywhere from a Days Inn to the Big Sky Resort or the 320 Guest Ranch.

Lodging choices are abundant when visiting Yellowstone National Park. With just a little bit of research, anyone can find their own perfect place.