Roosevelt Lodge Cabins

Scott S 

on Google

3 months ago

I've been alive for more than 15,000+ nights, and the most miserable night of my life was spent in these cabins in June 2024. We arrived just in time to check in - they actually locked the lobby door shortly after 9, so I had to wait for someone to leave so I could get inside. It was an extremely cold night, in the 20s F. They only gave us 3 pieces of wood for the stove. The instructions for how to use the stove were woefully insufficient. The sign kept referencing things like "damper" and "flue," but no one in our group of ... read more

Tristan Ziemann 

on Google

6 months ago

Good enough 

Corey Twardoski 

on Google

6 months ago

This was such an outrageously memorable experience! We stayed in Yellowstone for a week and spent our first night in the Roosevelt Cabins. I honestly regret not booking all of our nights here considering it doesn't take terribly long to get across the main loop. The atmosphere was 10/10. The showers and bathrooms were 9/10. The staff was 10/10. The cabins themselves were so cool that I'm considering building something similar! This was my single favorite stay in Yellowstone and I intend to come back again. 

Sarina White 

on Google

7 months ago

In January 2025 I booked 2 nights for August 2025. When we got there, my reservation was messed up and changed to only 1 night. We had to last minute drive back to Mammoth for cell service so I could double-check my reservation and call Xanterra customer service, who told me that the lodge changed my reservation today and I needed to talk to them, even though I just did. Some weird technical issue happened I guess. The girl working the front desk was empathetic about it & we were able to get a partial discount and find a ren... read more

jar8425 

on Google

7 months ago

My experiences are from the early 1980's when I used to go there every three weeks. The rooms had neither a private bathroom or much more than a pot belly stove to keep the room warm at night. They really weren't there as a hotel room. They were there to rest your head after spending the day being enthralled by the park itself. It's main selling point was the low price of the cabins. I sort of wonder how much it has changed. My most special recollection was going up to Mirror Lake, and as we came down towards the campsite, I... read more