if the weather was nice and warmer we would of loved it. Loved the nightly firepit they do and the nice warm bathrooms. Beautiful scenery. Would go back and do it all over again when it’s warmer weather.

it was way too cold to be in a tipi when we went so that was our own fault. The two heaters did not warm up the tipi at all. When we got an extra electric blanket for the 2nd bed, it blew the breaker so was only able to use one on the main bed and we really needed one for the second bed. Started raining so you could hear a drip coming in the tipi. Need to figure out how to close off the bottom better as the trundle bed was on the ground and the cold air was blowing in from the bottom so was very cold when sleeping on the trundle.

For just a few extra minutes outside of the main Gardiner area, this is possibly a better place to stay if you can get in! We have four small children (12m to 6 1/2), and got a tipi with bedding arrangement for all of them once we brought our pack'n'play (travel cot, folding crib, whatever). The s'mores around the main fire pit in the evenings are so much fun. It provides a great place for the children to decompress after a day of driving around Yellowstone, and a fun opportunity to meet the other people staying there and to chat with them a bit. Breakfast is good. One of the main attractions is the selection of Kodiak flapjacks, muffins, and oatmeal cups, so try to come when there aren't a lot of other people all wanting the microwave to cook them too. But there is a range of options that are all mostly on the healthy side and still popular with small children. I can't comment on the coffee (we don't like coffee). And the view. We rented some lenses for our camera for this trip to Yellowstone, and I really liked having the wide-angle lens to capture some of the vastness of the valley the resort is in.

There was the slight inconvenience of having the bathrooms as a separate building, but it was mainly inconvenient as a family with small children. The children loved being able to run to different bathrooms and see the different pictures on the walls. The one real inconvenience was the internet (at least for my husband, who needed to check in on things at the end of the day). Perhaps it is just a fact of life being out of town, but the bandwidth seemed to be better situated for a single family use than for a place with lots of people logging in especially in the evenings. Internet speed was better in the mornings.

Everything! From the minute we arrived we were greeted and made Comfortable

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superb amenities including beer, wine and s’mores at night by the attended bonfire, corn hole, and updated bathhouses and landscaping/ lawn furniture, gorgeous backdrop to really amazing and brand new tipis with heated blankets and plush comforters. Breakfast was healthy and outstanding!! HIGHLY recommend after a day in north Yellowstone. staff friendly and helpful. location was awesome.

absolutely nothing!! will be back.

so unique and very comfortable

we loved staying in the teepees . they’re so cute and nicely decorated. we had our own fire outside and had use of grills for grilling our supper . the nighttime s’mores , wine and conversation with other guests was wonderful! highly recommend staying here !

The entire place is dreamy! The beds are comfortable, the bathrooms are clean, and the staff is very friendly. The breakfast was included and had good options and their "happy hour" with smores was a great extra.

I hate bugs....there were not many but there were still a few in the room and bathrooms. Something though that was easily taken care of. It would also be nice to have access to ice. You could ask for some but it was small amounts that you received at a time. Having an ice machine on the property would be great, especially since we were in the middle of a heat spell.

The place was gorgeous. The staff was great.

Dreamcatcher was a total dream. This location and property is unlike any other! If you get a chance to visit Gardiner and northern Yellowstone please take a day or two to stay at this hotel! The tipi's are comfy and luxurious and the bathroom facilities were beyond my expectations - very clean and modern! I would definitely make plans to stay here again if I'm in the area.

Breakfast selections FAR exceeded my expectations! Even though I'm not a "camper", I would definitely stay here again! Just a fantastic experience!

Love the staff providing refreshments and a fire in the evenings and be able to mingle with owner and other campers.

I am not sure why I have a pet fee of $50 when I had no pet.

The views!! The wildlife in the yard!! The idea!! The bath houses were nice!

For me, the idea must have been much more comfort and warmth. I never had it in my mind that I would have to sleep in thermals and clothes. The tipis themselves were alright. We only stayed 1 night and were booked for 3. It was cold and uncomfortable. The town did not have proper provisions for our stay, therefore it was hard to stay to due to lack of food in town. We stayed early may, not all stores were open. The location for the tipis were stunning, looking at the mountains, the town, not so much. For $300 a night, I just expected a bit more lavish, when we got back to the tipis our first night after finally finding dinner! We stopped by the community fire and our host offered us box wine and smores. The whole thing was a bit uncomfortable The place is new to the current owners, I'm rooting them on for success!! Update the web page to a more realistic idea of what they are. From their video I pictured a somewhat luxurious stay. But, unfortunately I was wrong, I wasnt packed for camping. Its a spectacular idea with tons of promise!! P.s. I left my new coat there and they did ship it to me, thank you for that!! I will say that phone answering is a must!!! It took a week to hear back from them.

The fire pit accessibility with complementary wine, beer and smores.. Nice night sky full of stores without the annoyance of city lights.