Gardiner Guest House B&B

My adult son and I stayed here for a winter visit to Yellowstone NP in January 2023.We were warmly greeted by Nancy and Richard. Our rooms were clean and comfortable, but the best was the breakfast and the super friendly hosts. Every morning we shared a delicious home-made breakfast with Richard and Nancy. We stayed for 3 nights, then spent 2 nights in Yellowstone, then came back to spend 2 more nights, which is referred to as "bookend guests". Nancy prepared a plentiful, different breakfast each morning at the time convenient to our schedule. Richard is VERY knowledgeable in the history of the area and Yellowstone. He is more than willing to share his knowledge with visitors and has great stories to tell. Gardiner is a small, quiet town with a few restaurants within walking distance even in the winter. My only regret is we did not have enough time to sit and relax with Richard and Nancy at breakfast. Every morning we had to "eat and run" due to our scheduled Yellowstone to...

My husband and I stayed at Gardiner Guest House B&B in May of this year. This is the most pleasant place!! Richard and Ms Nance are very nice and thoughtful. Our room was like being at home…exceptionally clean and fresh. Our breakfast was delicious and variety was so nice. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely love to come back! We walked around in the town and enjoyed the local bison burger!! Yum!!

Ms. Nance and Richard, Thank you so much for your most gracious and caring hospitality during our stay at the Gardiner Guest House B&B. The accommodations were simply perfect, accommodating, and comfortable. The breakfasts were home crafted, varied and delicious. The conversations were informational, intriguing and fun. We loved hearing about how you two met! We really enjoyed all the wonderful and informative conversations we had with you each morning. Your knowledge of the area, Yellowstone, and so many other intriguing subjects was both fascinating and invaluable. Staying in Gardiner, just across from Yellowstone National Park, was unbelievable. Seeing Elk grazing at the confluence of the Gardiner and Yellowstone Rivers just a few blocks from your B&B each evening was exciting. Hearing about the Bison, Elk, Antelopes, and once even a mountain lion, roaming the streets in town was unbelievable and exciting. Our visit to Park’s Fly Shop was so educational. From learning ...