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"The staff was helpful, and our room was clean and fresh."

"We stayed here for a few days while visiting Grand Teton National Park and enjoyed it very much. The rooms are large and ours had a small "lobby" area. I paid a little extra for the in-room fireplace since my wife is cold natured. Though the weather didn't really demand it, I turned it on for her a couple times and it really did heat the room up. Oddly, our friends did not have the fireplace, but their room had a cooktop and more of a kitchenette than ours, which had the usual microwave and mini-fridge. The staff was great all around. The continental breakfast was good, though a little smaller than the one we had during our stay in West Yellowstone, before coming here. The Inn is convenient to both the greenway leading into the Tetons (great for running/walking/biking) and to downtown (a very short walk.) We glanced in the window at the pool/hot tub (in a dedicated, stand-alone building) and there seemed to be a lot of dirt on the bottom of each. We didn't see anyone using either while we were there, but it was a relatively slow time of year. They were just starting a loaner bike program that we were going to try, but ran out of time. I should add that we are early risers so this did not bother us, but our building was on a road where large trucks detour around downtown and across the street, dumpsters were emptied in the morning. Neither was an issue at night, just from around 7 or 8 in the morning on. We would definitely choose Rockwell Inn again in the future."

"We love our stay, but if the mattress were more firm and comfortable , I would rated it 5 stars."

"Overall, it was a wonderful place to stay. Sitting around the mezzanine, looking at the beautiful lodge and admiring how it was built, listening to the piano while having a drink in the evening was a relaxing experience! The beds were comfortable and everything was clean. Of course everything is older, but it was still a good experience. Only two potentially negative things in my opinion. And they may not be everyone’s opinion so I’m not going to take a star off for them. First, the scarcity of places to eat. We weren’t there on especially busy weekend. We were there early in May and the roads were barely open. However, all of the restaurants were so full that we ended up just having a burger for dinner, which was disappointing. If you’re going to have a hotel that can hold this many guests, at these prices, better dining options are needed. I don’t understand the lack of Wi-Fi. We were warned about it, and thought we would be OK without it, but it was stressful. We couldn’t plan our drive home the next day and know how many hours it would take, or communicate with the people watching our house and dogs to make sure everything was OK. I like the idea of returning to a simpler time while in the park, but it’s a little ridiculous to not even have Wi-Fi in the lobby."

"Great stay!! Staff friendly! Easy walk downtown..would highly recommend !"

"No complaints. Room was clean when i arrived. Plenty of towels and toiletries."

"Very nice. "

"Everything was great and the hotel was nice clean and very well maintained. I wish I would’ve known that the restaurant is not open during the “off season” and found out until after we were there. The shuttle that took us to town was nice but we had a day where it was unavailable and they told us we would have to uber that day so another inconvenience. Their breakfast was great and plentiful. "

"Ridgeline is my go to when I go to Yellowstone. Love it. "