Our party of six adults loved this house. The views were awesome. Of the three houses we stayed in on our trip, this was our favorite. Everything was clean and the house was well stocked. We went into Yellowstone twice and loved the scenery between the Wapiti house (beautiful cliffs, rock formations, river and bear) and the park. Really nice laundry room downstairs. The twins downstairs were a little short for our 6' plus but would be perfect for kids or smaller adults. The queen was great and the kings upstairs were too. The enclosed hot tub upstairs off the master was inviting and ready to go but we didn't have time to try it out. The main living area upstairs (kitchen, living room and two fabulous dining areas with beautiful huge window surrounds) was perfect for all of us to enjoy meals, play cards, watch a movie or just enjoy the views. Thankful the owners shared this house!

The place was very clean and had everything we needed for our stay. The location was also very convenient to get to the park and back to town.

Overall it was a good place to stay. The communication from the rental company was good. The house itself was not what we expected. There were two chairs, one table and one lounge, that were both broke and very unstable. The appliances were very old, they worked, but very old and loud. The pans for cooking were not very good as they were cheap and everything stuck to the bottom. The grill was very dirty. The hot water for a 5 bedroom home didn’t stay hot for long with 10 people so many cold showers. The water hammer on the pipes when we showered was very loud and annoying. It would wake people up. The internet was slow and we couldn’t use the fire stick to watch tv. The beds were very uncomfortable, either too hard to sagged into the middle. Overall it’s a nice location and having a garage for the bikes was a bonus. It seems like for a vacation rental for that price the home would be better equipped with updated amenities etc.

We should have read the reviews first. Are the views breathtaking like listed, yes. But, I'm not sure the views made up for the very outdated cabin. It reminded us of going to our Grandparents' house (albeit their dream house) where they bought new leather living room furniture, took down the pictures, and left everything else. The bathrooms were carpeted. There were old mismatched towels, old blankets in the closets, old shower heads that didn't work very well, the showers made an awful racket when initially turned on.... Either they purchased vintage dishwasher and stove or they have an excellent maintenance crew as when I Googled the kitchen appliances they could have been made in the '70's or 80's though they seemed to work ok. The railing around the top of the stairs are not safe/up-to-code, there were several surge protectors that were very old so were a fire-hazard concern. There were lots of box elder bugs in the house, especially downstairs. Our two youngest kids were scared to sleep downstairs because of the bugs, sounds, noise from the shower. A neighbor stopped my husband and 14 year old on a walk to notify us that there's a Grizzly bear that walks down the road/drive at least twice a day (he recommended bear spray). The chemicals in the hot tub were off because you would have thought it was a bubble-bath with the clouds of bubbles (our kids thought that was hilarious though). It was nice to have a fenced in, large yard to let the dogs out.