That seems pretty high for that Inn. Of course it is right where Ol' Faithful is located and they have observation decks or you can go set really close. This Inn is pretty large. It is old but well maintained. There is no TV, wifi, or cell service. Very quite. We were on a tour and everything was paid in advance, so I don't know how much it would cost. But our whole tour was about $2600. for two, and it was 7-8 days with breakfast everyday. So, I would recheck that amount. Hope this helps.

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No. There is not much to do at night. We were on the go all day seeing park sights. A park ranger took us for tours and was quite informative. But night life? Not much. No TV, wifi or cell service. Big fireplace with sitting around and lots of people to visit with.

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I'm not sure. To be honest I wouldn't worry about the room seeing the geyser. you can spend a very pleasant evening up on the viewing deck in the hotel with a glass of wine seeing it go off as often as you would like. It's amazing.

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We were in room 2014 east wing east side. We could lie in bed and watch he geyser go off. There are trees that block the geyser as I starts ,but the geyser goes so high you can see from start to finish. The room directly above us would have a completely unobstructed view.

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Yes, we paid in full up front. We booked a year in advance and got the last room available in the original building which is where my husband wanted to stay. We could not book until one year out and did not get a chance to call until 2PM the day reservations opened and got the last room available in the main building . I suspect blocks of rooms are held for tours. We actually delayed our vacation a year just so we could stay there. We tried to book a room in January for September of the same year and were too late.

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