Decent hotel for being in a National Park. Don't expect wifi to work in your room. Well it might in the main lodge, but that was under renovation. Satellite TV so that was nice, as some lodges don't even have a TV. What you need to be aware of is, since the main lodge was under renovation there is no place in the park to get food after 5pm. We ordered sandwiches from the store and brought back to our room and kept in the refrigerator until we were hungry at night.

We came out of a cave tour and ended up eating at their food stand. We ordered the veggie burger and it was very good. The service was fast and on point. I Really recommend this to everyone that gets off a tour and pressed for time.There are a bunch of picnic tables that you can sit and have your food.

We loved our stay at Sunset Terrace and are so glad we stayed in the park. I took some family who were visiting from out of state. Our accommodations were great. The cleaning staff is kind and helpful and the rooms were clean and the beds comfortable. I loved waking up and walking to the adjacent beautifully maintained hiking trails. We will be back. Thank you all

We stayed in the Sunset Terrace which was very convenient because we had an early tour the next morning. We could not find a remote for the TV and the bathroom light flicker a-lot but it was OK. We saw deer and turkeys but didn’t get to ewalk around much because of traffic coming from Louiseville..

We have stayed in many several National park lodges that have a “motel-like” design like the Sunset Terrace portion of the Lodge at Mammoth Caves. We found. This one to be similar- the room was a good size, clean, with updated furniture. The bathroom looked original and could do with updating but was clean. I love the way the rooms are nestled against the forest with trails leading in. We had a magical night stroll with the fireflies. All parts of the park are easily accessible from parking near your room. I rated it down a little because the check in desk people were not very friendly and seemed like they were sound a chore to help us get checked in. Also, camp store was bare bones so make sure to pack your own food!