Nice place to stay. We loved the room. Enjoyed the bar. Not thrilled with our pizza, but drinks…read morewere great. Biscuit was a wonderful trail ride leader. The trail ride was a highlight of our trip.

I enjoyed my first time being up on a horse in about 50 years. Overall I enjoyed myself but was…read moredisappointed in the guide. I was one of only 3 riders. The other two were a newly engaged couple and the guide catered to them for the majority of the ride. I was the caboose and felt lIke the third wheel. He talked to them for 3/4 of the ride and I learned their life story. I was referred to " lady in the back". About 3/4 into the ride he finally asked my name and started to chat with me. The ride was nice and I felt very safe and he knew the horses and guided us through with confidence. I just wish I was not made to feel like a third wheel.

We stayed in Gallatin for 4 nights. We were with two other families. When booking this house I was…read morea bit skeptical that it would not be sufficient for 8 people but we were pleasantly surprised it was good for 10 people. We had one outside bed in lower living room and needed an extra bed for my son. The staff was extremely friendly and helped us with a small foldable foam bed. House was well maintained and we had no complaints. One small suggestion would be if they could put out a garbage disposable outside or behind the house that can be easily identifiable. We initially struggled a bit to spot the garbage disposal box.

We rented the Buffalo Creek cabin (#420) for a week. We were having a family reunion, and there…read morewere 18 of us. The cabin was perfect for us, it has 5 bedrooms downstairs, and 3 upstairs. We had plenty of room for everyone. Of the 8 bedrooms, 6 have king size beds, and two of them have private full baths. There are 3 additional full baths for the others. The cabin itself is pretty new, so everything was clean and in working order. The location is very close to the west entrance to the park, and is convenient to downtown shops and restaurants. The kitchen had plenty of plates, silverware, pots and pans, etc. I was especially impressed with the quality of the pots and pans, very nice for a rental. The cabin also has a full sized washer and dryer, which was very convenient. The WIFI was available, but I have to say it is not very fast. Considering the location, this was not too surprising. There were no problems with billing, or unexpected charges. Overall a great choice for a large party, I highly recommend this location!

Location, Location, Location wow this place is perfect. We have actually stayed here several times…read moreit's awesome. You can tell the owner takes a lot of pride in this rental cabin it is always very clean and very affordable! We love the foosball table and the horse shoe pit. The Traeger grill is a nice bonus too. Mattresses are very comfy, great shower and we actually had pretty good luck fishing on Henry's Lake, and now there is the Yellowstone Playmill Theatre located just down the road. We will definitely give this place a nice review and we will definitely be back in our Yellowstone trips! Cabin sleeps 10 and yes dogs are accepted. Neighbors are also pretty friendly so that's good. Way better than staying at a motel, everything is furnished just have to bring your own food and bathroom stuff. The fire pit is a lot of fun too. We like to go for walks on the nature trails or out to the highway. Just a Great Place!!

Best. Cabin. Ever. Hosts are very friendly and super reaponsive. The Traeger that we used was the…read moreicing on the cake!

This was actually a small boutique place I found on Airbnb in Driggs, ID which is conveniently just…read more35-40 mins or so from Jackson hole. I stayed two nights here while visiting the Tetons and I did not regret it at all - I loved my stay! The owner is such a lovely lady, she greeted me on arrival and showed me my room/explained how to use everything. She was personable and kind -- thanks again! The room itself was clean, quaint, and had all I needed. It got reasonably dark at night with the curtains closed which I appreciated, and there was both AC and heating so you could make the room comfortable. There is a small parking lot out front but if you're driving a reasonably sized car (sedan, small SUV etc) it's no trouble to park at all. The place feels very safe and secure. I would gladly stay again!

Enjoying memories of our stay (3 nights in 3 different rooms) back in September, 2014…read more Delightful, cozy, rustic, clean. The family home hosts were so accommodating. I remember seeing the bedsheets hanging out on the clothesline . It doesn't get much fresher than that!

If you are visiting Yellowstone, I highly recommend Brook Trout Inn! The owner has 3-4…read morecottages/houses for rent and they are only 7 miles from West Yellowstone town and also park entrance. The view from the front porch is stunning-over looking snowcapped mountains and evergreen trees. The interior of the house is SO cozy and brand new! The owner is very handy and built the house himself. The cabinets, bedroom furniture is all homemade from wood, the work is really beautiful. Stainless steel appliances, flat screen tv, brand new bathroom, washer/dryer. This is the perfect place to call home after a long day of Montana adventures! Prices are very reasonable, too. We stayed in the 2 bedroom, 1 bath "Creekside" cottage and I believe it was just $220/night! The super 8 motel down the street charges $250/room. There is a front and back porch. Back porch looks over small bubbling stream. It is very relaxing! Highly recommend Brook Trout Inn!

This is the perfect place to stay if you are visiting Yellowstone. I stay in the Kozy cabin it was…read moreperfect for my husband and I and our two Boston terriers. It is an older cabin but has everything that you will need. Has a nice deck that looks over the valley. It was clean and the bed very comfortable. The kitchen has everything you would need to cook. We cooked all our dinners at the cabin because W Yellowstone is expensive when it comes to dinner. It has WiFi and Direct TV. Has a nice gas fire place to keep you warm. Our stay was the 2nd week of September so we were going into fall weather and it snow one day. I definitely would stay there again. Bill was a great host!!!

Absolutely a fantastic stay. Even though we were the only two there at "happy hour", the hostess…read morestill invited us and had a plate of snacks, sat and talked with us for a bit ... not overbearing, but casual conversation and filled us in on the area and all. Breakfast was amazing! A peach crumble to start, then a fresh fritada (veggies from her garden), sausage, and croissants ... maybe more ... all fresh made (she asked us the night before about any food issues so she could modify the plan if needed). Great area for all sorts of things nearby ... but we will come back just to stay here again! Hopefully more than one night. Oh ... it's not just about the food, rooms were clean, excellent condition and comfortable. Several rooms off to one end with a small separate sitting area, so even if it was full I can't imagine feeling crowded.

Anne was our host for a quick stay. Wish we could have stayed longer. This place is a gem and so…read moreconvenient to the Grand Tetons. Anne made a delicious breakfast of breakfast peach cobbler, a mango smoothie, eggs, sausage and hash accommodating gluten-free and dairy free dietary restrictions. And the local Alpine Air coffee was sooo good!

Very clean, modern-rustic (wood and cool decor.. not rustic as in falling apart!). Nice soaps,…read moreshampoo, moisturizer, soft towels, even a makeup remover towel. Free cookies in afternoon and coffee / tea in lobby. Everything smelled clean and new. Large shower. Bar fridge. Comfy and cosy. Downsides: have to walk 2 mins to the lobby. Kind of unorganized / flustered staff when we checked in. No cookies in the morning, only afternoon. Shower pressure not very good. Paper thin walls.

Rooms are really clean and well maintained. Beds are comfortable and staff were all incredible. I…read moream not sure where those bad reviews are coming from because I could not find anything to complain about. Don't be such a Karen. If you expect a 5 star hotel pampering you are in the wrong city and probably will not enjoy the beauty of Yellowstone anyways. Go to the beach and stay at the Ritz Carlton if that's what you want.

Everything was phenomenal. I had the lamb which may very well be the best lamb I've ever had. My…read morefriends raved about the salmon and filet mignon. The potatoes were perfectly cooked and the service was amazing. The appetizers were the bomb and we loved the byob and being served option. I would give this experience a 15/10. The creme brulee was also divine. My friends had the apple pie as well and said it was amazing.

It's Perfect. …read more We've enjoyed 20+ dinners over the years - always "spot on." Perfect actually! Our entire family believe's this ranch, and these wonderful people running this operation, are some of our favorites. Great food, a nice setting and the kind of atmosphere you don't find anywhere else! Pack Trips: Over the years we've enjoyed a couple pack trips, the kids were pretty young (7 and 8) then again ages 10, and 11. Both trips (two nights and 6 nights) were led by a great crew including Melissa, Peter Linn and Tyson. The entire experience(s) was just 5 star! A remarkable experience for children and parents. Wedding: So when it was the right time to get married, well it was a pretty easy choice for us. Our ceremony (wedding) was at Lin Canyon ranch of course, and every single detail was absolutely Perfect!! The folks here are honest, intelligent, classy enough to please an East Coast foodie ... just a terrific place which we hope never changes. Consider yourself lucky to experience this genuine Oasis in Victor, ID. .

I enjoy my stay, but there are adults who are addicted to nicotine who enjoy smoking in the…read morerestroom, just like children do. Additionally, I had to use towels to keep the smoke from entering my room because the smokers were smoking in side of the hotel and behind the hotel entrance, which caused the air conditioners to absorb the smoke and release it into the room, giving it a cigarettes'-like nicotine. looks like smoke detectors are needed in the bathroom to stop the rooms from smelling like cigarettes' Had to put laundry sheets to stop the smell from coming into the bathroom

I am originally from Idaho. I spent years in Cape Canaveral. I've lived in some of the nicest…read moreplaces. I've traveled a great deal throughout our nation. As well, I've stayed in the most luxurious hotels in New York. And, have also stayed in the most God awful places I would never return to in Georgia. I can honestly say reading many of the reviews online ~ people are hypercritical to a point of such unrealistic expectations their reviews are unreliable. Now, I can say such from experience. If you're wishing for the Marriott Country Club at 1/3 discounted price ~ then yes. You'll absolutely be disappointed on every level. It isn't the Marriott with five pools and perfection. You're welcome to pay the price elsewhere if these are your standards. The Fairbridge lives by its name. It is the most and modest fair hotel I've found. It is cost effective. It is clean given winter conditions. Sometimes there maybe ice or snow tracked into the hallway. It is a high altitude mountainous area. Expect some conditions. It has been unbelievably quiet and safe. The safest hotel I've ever stayed. With exception of the Hilton when it was empty. The Fairbridge is a true refuge. If you're looking for safety first ~ quiet and respectful neighbors ~ a little rugged like a mountain town is ~ like a small one bedroom cabin. Then yes. This is your place. It isn't the Marriott Country Club. It is down to earth and real. Like true Idahoan's are. It is humble, safe and quaint. The staff is by far the most helpful and the most kind I've ever met. Their patience for others brings tears to my eyes. These are genuinely good people. Some of the best in the world. And, by staying here ~ maybe you can keep apart of old Idaho in your heart. Genuine humility, goodness and focus on what truly matters in life. While visiting one of the most precious states in the US. My suggestion to the hypercritical ~ remember what matters. Or pay a higher price for the perfection you expect of everyone in life. To me ~ this place is the best place on earth. Walking out the back door to have a gorgeous temple and river right in front of you ~ reminding that humility and grace come with principals still standing. The Fairbridge is still here. Which means, all these years they've done something very right.