This was my second time at this hotel and I'd make it my go-to choice if visiting Yellowstone again. The rooms in the hotel are clean. Front desk personnel are friendly. The little bear soaps in the bathroom are a special touch. Rooms do not have a tv or ac but the hotel has internet. Seeing Elk or Bison in the parking lot and nearby grounds is a common experience. The hotel seems to get crowded during the day with lots of park visitors stopping by but a night it's dark and quiet. There's a restaurant and bar within walking distance.

Mammoth Hot Springs was a pleasant surprise! The hotel was lovely and the food (that we had) was good! They also had complimentary coffee available, starting at 5 am for those of us heading out on a wildlife viewing adventure. I will have to say that of the four hotels in the national parks that we visited this time, it was the only one that provided that gracious gesture. The springs were interesting, but I enjoyed walking around all of the property and looking at the historical buildings that are still being used. The ranger station/visitor center is also quite interesting. I would definitely go there again.

Mammoth Hot Springs was incredible! this area is full of hot springs and travertine terraces. There is also a small village with all the services you need, restaurants, lodge etc. There are miles of boardwalks that twist and turn past the colorful springs. Stay on the boardwalks for your safety and to protect the fagile ground around the springs. Also try to visit Fort Yellowstone built in the late 1800's when they War Department administered the park as the National Park service did not exist yet.

How amazing is this area!!! We had no idea it was this big and beautiful! Its a true surprise! Our first stop in YS we were there in the rain and it didn’t slow us down! Actually it made it much more interesting! To see the various formations and colors. Wow… this is a beautiful not to miss area!

I opted to stop at the lower terraces of the Mammoth Hot Springs since it seemed to be less crowded. You have to climb stairs to get up to see the terraces. The first one was the Minerva Spring and Terrace. It was kind of cool, white in color and you get to be up close and personal with them. The next terrace up was gorgeous, the Jupiter & Mound Terraces. The colors were reds, oranges and yellows and made me think of a sunset. Other people said the next terrace up wasn’t worth the walk, so after the first two, I headed back down. Still very impressive.

Mammoth Hot Springs is a must-see in Yellowstone! Norris Geyser Basin was also amazing!!! Actually our entire trip to Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons ranks up there as one of the best vacations we've ever had. Would do it all again in a heartbeat 💓

The beauty of nature is pure and endless. We've witnessed it with our own eyes and felt it with our own bodies. Our journey led us to Mammoth Hot Springs, one of the most iconic and fascinating geothermal features in Yellowstone National Park, providing visitors with a unique opportunity to witness the power and beauty of geothermal activity. With its stunning terraces, vibrant colors, and fascinating geological formations, Palette Spring, in particular, showcases a range of hues, including brilliant whites, yellows, oranges, and browns, creating a visually stunning spectacle. There was a series of boardwalks and viewing platforms that allowed visitors to explore the terraces up close. Mammoth Hot Springs, like all areas of Yellowstone National Park, is protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is subject to strict conservation measures. Visitors are reminded to stay on designated trails and boardwalks to protect the fragile thermal features and to ensure their safety. We spent hours enjoying the beauty of Mammoth Hot Springs and left with hearts full of wonderful experiences.