Old Faithful Lodge Cabins

NPS / Jacob W. Frank

Quick Facts

Location:

Old Faithful

Designation:

Part of the Old Faithful Historic District

MANAGED BY:

Yellowstone National Park Lodges

Amenities

7 listed

Accessible Rooms, Food/Drink - Cafeteria, Food/Drink - Ice Cream, Gifts/Souvenirs/Books, Restroom, Restroom - Family, Toilet - Flush

This historic cabin facility is located near Old Faithful Inn and includes a one-story main lodge featuring massive logs and stone pillars. Tremendous views of the Old Faithful Geyser can be seen from the lobby area, which offers several dining options. The reservable cabins are operated by Yellowstone National Park Lodges, an authorized National Park Service concessioner.

Amenities & Operating Dates

Specific offerings are typically open daily from early-May through early-October:

• Cabins: a variety of cabin types—from Frontier Cabins with private bathrooms to cabins using communal facilities—offer simple comforts, including heat, a sink (select cabins), and fan. WiFi is available in the lodge public areas for registered guests. Rooms do not have air conditioning or TVs, and in-room cooking and smoking/vaping are not permitted. Pets are allowed in select cabins.
• Cafeteria: serves lunch and dinner with great value and selection (first-come, first-served). Enjoy views of the Old Faithful Geyser from the dining area, or grab an item to-go. 
• Bake and Ice Cream Shop: just outside the Cafeteria, indulge in fresh-baked muffins, bagels, sandwiches, and soft-serve ice cream. Seating in the lobby offers front-row views of Old Faithful Geyser. 
• Gift Shop: offering souvenirs and apparel for purchase.

See the website for current season dates. Hours and dates are subject to change.

Accessibility

ADA rooms are available, as well as a limited number of wheelchairs, which can be rented from the front desk. 

Reservations

Make reservations online or by calling 307-344-7311 (307-344-5395 for TDD).

National Historic District

The Old Faithful Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. The Old Faithful Lodge is included, along with many other historic buildings in the area. The district is historically significant because of its rustic architecture and its role in the development of concessions to accommodate growing tourism in the early 1900s. The Old Faithful Lodge reached its present configuration in 1928 after numerous changes. The consolidation into one complex was designed by Gilbert Stanley Underwood.