Overall Ratings & Reviews Brandin' Iron Inn

Great place to stay. Close to Yellowstone. Breakfast was good

Likes: Quaint little town, friendly staff, nice room, easy parking, ice breakfast Non likes: room smelled heavy smoke order, way overpriced

Much older hotel, bed was uncomfortable and the bathroom is small.

Comfortable stay A/C was loud No lift if on second floor

Cute place. Dated but clean with decent size rooms. Breakfast was great. Staff friendly

Quality of a Motel 6 with the price of a 5 star hotel. Everything felt cheap

Room was clean, quiet, and comfortable.

The Inn was clean, and good staff.

Cheap motel at best. Poor value for money

The bed was extremely uncomfortable. Lumpy and hard. The pillows were those stupid little squares that barely fit anyones head. Didnt sleep well all week. The breakfast was hot but monotonous, same thing every morning. Is sausage or bacon too much yo ask for instead of greasy kolbasy?

Wife realized she had left some articles in drawers after we left and had no cell service in park. When contacted the manager seemed more concertwith defending his staff’s service

Woman at front was very friendly and helpful. We arrived a little early and she was able to check us in anyway. It is an older facility, Our room had some updates like flooring; however, my son's room still had carpet. A little confusion at breakfast because we were not given breakfast ticket. Gave attendant room number and she let us in.

Nice place but very expensive like all properties clise to Yellowstone

The outdoor hallway structure next to room was noisy when walked on. Room was fine, but stairs difficult for this disabled customer

This motel was decent. Very pricey for what you received.

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Property was right on the strip. Accessible to a playground across the street, restaurants and shopping. The West Entrance and visitor center is conveniently located less than 5mins away.

The napkin holders in the breakfast area -which has a very fun mural - advertise winter rates starting at $79 a night. That would be a deal. Rates 4 times that high - what we paid - not so much. We like to stay in independent hotels, but the Brandin’ Iron Inn left little to recommend it other than clean and a good mattress. Room was very compact, towels thin, chairs at the little table uncomfortable, refrigerator but no microwave. Our overall impression - West Yellowstone hoteliers seem aligned on gouging summer visitors. Wish Cody was closer to the park.

The beds were clean but not comfortable at all. Comparable to sleeping on the floor. Highly recommend investing in better non spring mattresses.

The room was very clean and plenty of space.