Have seen lots of reviews saying how expensive this hotel was but its is comparable, or even less expensive than hotels or lodges closer to Jackson Hole, so value is decent for what you get. On the positive side, it is right at the south exit of Yellowstone, so you don't have to drive another hour into Jackson to decompress from the crowds in the park. We had a two bedroom cabin and it was spacious and clean. There is no TV but the wifi worked well. There is also no air conditioning and we were there in mid July, so it was 85 degrees. We opened our windows and had no issues with the heat. The cabins are a short walk to the river and a very short drive to some small natural hot springs. All the staff were nice and helpful. Some things to be aware of...The restaurant at the lodge is the ONLY one within an hours drive, so it is pricey. It is set more like fine dining and there are not a ton of options on the menu. The first night we were there, we got to the restaurant when it opened at 5:30 and had a pleasant (although expensive) dinner. The second night we were there, we waited until 6:30 to go to the lodge and ended up waiting 45 minutes to get seated. The kitchen was really bogged down and it was another 45 minutes to get our food. I would recommend getting to the restaurant early, there are no other options. The other issue I had, which isn't really the hotels fault, but still something to be aware of is that the lodge is in the Teton National Park. If you drive to Jackson and return, you will be charged a park entry fee just to get back to lodge.

Fantastic base for our family of five to see everything in GT and Yellowstone over a week. Great location and everything we needed for comfort and a good night sleep in between busy days, including a great spot for breakfast, dinner, and plenty of space to explore for the kids (especially along the Snake River). Friendly service and a beautiful setting!

At nearly $400 per nite with taxes, it is very expensive for old cabins with no A/C and hot in the summer. South facing cabins get very hot & the tower fan does not put out much wind. Yard is not mowed. Breakfast is very good and fairly priced for the area. Employees are nice. Forest fire within the past decade has burned most of the surrounding area. Better to stay at the Togwotee Lodge which is closer to Moran, costs less, and is up in the mountains which are much cooler with a TV despite some cleanliness issues.

My husband and I stayed in a cabin for a week. We took a mini fridge and an electric skillet and a cooler with some food for the week. It was perfect, cozy and clean. Although the reviews we read prior to the trip mentioned a problem with mosquitoes, we did not encounter a big problem with them. It was a perfect place to enjoy the spectacular surroundings.

We had an excellent experience here. Our cabin was clean and private. Wonderful view from our porch. Nice that it had a refrigerator and a microwave in the room. There is no tv in the room but we didn’t travel to a National Park to watch tv so no problem for us. Great access to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. We also had excellent experiences in the gift shop and small store on site. Also used the laundry which was well kept. The attendant was super helpful and friendly too. Yes there were mosquitoes outside but the screen door on the sliding door kept them out.