If you are already staying in Yellowstone and wish to reserve additional lodging or activities, the staff at lodging front desks or activities desks throughout the park will make arrangements for you if space is available. Because of their remoteness, only some facilities have phones, and none have televisions, in guest rooms. Many of the economical accommodations are simply and comfortably furnished, with bath facilities centrally located down the hall or in the cabin area. Nonsmoking rooms are usually available upon request and are subject to availability. Pets are allowed in cabin areas, but must be monitored at all times.
All rooms have private baths.
A classic historic hostelry from the golden age of touring the park by stagecoach, Lake Yellowstone Hotel has been restored to its 1920s grandeur. First opened in 1891, the hotel is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Linger in the spacious lobby and enjoy the hotel's original wicker furniture, once warehoused for decades. The Sun Room, a sitting area designed for relaxation, has wonderful views of the lake, cocktail service, and often a piano or chamber music performance in the evening. Lake Yellowstone Hotel's rooms range from deluxe, historically renovated hotel rooms to more moderate annex rooms and comfortable cabins.