Very posh, clean, and comfy. It looks like it was a pricey AirBnb that was converted into a hostel by adding a few bunk beds. All the furniture and appliances were high quality and mode, not like the rickety bunk beds you often find in hostels. Breakfast food is also included which is more like a bed and breakfast. It's located in a remote location, about 45 mins away from Yellowstone. Which is both a good and a bad thing. It's good because you are away from civilization and feel like living in nature (i mean isn't that why you are visiting a national park?).

It's bad because there is nothing around and you have to drive 20 mins to get to a gas station/store. I think there was a bar that was 10 mins away though.