3 Star Hotels in Cooke City

The Super 8 is located right on the main road through town on US Highway 212, not far from the northeast entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Check-in was just about possible at reception shortly before 8 p.m., but those arriving later had to look for their name on an envelope with the key card on the board. The hotel is quite old and does not really have a comfortable atmosphere. The room and bathroom were clean, however. The access door at the back of the building could only be leaned ajar and was thus open all night. The staff was distant and avoided eye contact. Very limited selection at breakfast. Wifi, however, was better and more stable than ”threatened” at check-in.

Outside the northeast gate of Yellowstone, not far from the park, about 60 kilometers from the 8 word road. The room facilities are simple and practical. I chose the second room with a kitchen and can cook for myself. The most praiseworthy thing is the heating equipment in the room, which is electric heating, no noise, no noise, no noise, and it heats up very quickly.

The location of the hotel is good, the environment is average, there is no hair dryer, it's ok to stay for one night, the hotel seems to be run by an Indian, the sound insulation of the hotel is very poor, and the Indians next door can hear clearly when watching TV. More efficient things. When checking in, there is an envelope on each bed that says ”Thank you for cleaning”, suggesting that we are tipping. This is the first time I have seen this hotel.