White Buffalo Hotel

"We showed up at the end of the summer season when it was very slow. Great time to visit the park and this place. The hotel was clean and the receptionist was eager to help us acquire a room for the night. It was five in the afternoon when we showed unannounced, she quickly had us in a room for what we (my fiancé and I) believe was the cheapest in town for the night at a $100. BIG rooms, clean, 2 queens with 4 great pillows on each and a well stocked room and even a well stocked "snack bar" with free coffee, free hot chocolate and a creamer machine my girl wants at our house now, ha. Pleasant stay, convenient to the park, restaurants and bars/drinks. We would recommend this place."

"I hated staying here. Worse than a Super 8 but twice as expensive. I stay in budget hotels all the time but this is definitely the worst. I’ve never stayed somewhere where you could actually hear the people below you - their conversations, TV, doors closing, it’s crazy. Walls are obviously thin as well, feel free to join your neighbors’ conversations and make new friends. At midnight last night I had to listen to this lady hack and cough junk out of her throat for 30 minutes straight. Stay anywhere else or just sleep in your car, I guarantee either would be better than this nightmare."

"I stayed in room 101. The bed is comfortable, the shower is hot and the pressure is good. Those points are tops on my list. I loved the embroidered sheets and the size of the room was spacious. The whole place was very clean and there was 24/7 hot water and coffee. The breakfast buffet was bountiful and the servers were courteous and attentive. It was a great place to stay while visiting Yellowstone. I highly recommend."

"What a dump! The room had that disinfectant smell when we walked in. The beds should have been replaced 20 years ago. The toilet was made for a little person. I could barely fit my a__ on it. The bathroom was so small, the tiny toilet came very close to the shower on one side and the wall on the other. There was a pink residue on the trim on one side. I don't know if it was mold, mildew, or what (see pic). The trim touching the shower was clearly rotted (see pic) or worse. The highlight of the room was the shower, which had good pressure and a modern head. The "free" breakfast buffet was awful. I couldn't even drink 1 cup of the coffee. The bacon was good. The "scrambled" eggs were the worst I've ever had. They certainly didn't come from happy chickens! The second morning we gladly paid for a delightful breakfast at the Euro Cafe. Would I come back here? Never!!!"

"Very dated hotel, and expensive for quality. Very close to Yellowstone however. Hotel rooms are very old, and beds (we had two queens) were both completely sacked. We had black mold in the bathroom ceiling- when addressed with staff the “fix” was to be painted over while we were gone during the day. Positives include location, friendly and responsive staff, and breakfast (only because it was included with our room). If you are sensitive to molds/mildew, have neck/back issues with sacked beds, or are hoping for a more modern/updated hotel experience, this may not be the place for you."