My steak meal was delicious. The wait staff was very kind and attentive. It was a very friendly…read moreatmosphere.

We have seen a decline in this restaurant the last 3 years. Busy place but the food has gone down…read morehill. We paid $34 for prime rib it wasn't even hot. I will not be going back.

Honestly really enjoyed staying here! It had great cabin vibes with the amenities of a hotel, which…read morewas really great. Nice, clean bathroom with a mini fridge and TV. It's right across from a grocery store and gas station, about 20 mins or so from Yellowstone Village. Would stay here again 100%

When I booked our cabin I had a visual of sitting on my cabin porch, watching the deer and antelope…read moreplay in the meadow early in the morning while sipping a cup of tea. Actually, there is indeed a village of brand new cabins situated right off the highway. Not near a meadow or wildlife. There is still landscaping and driveway work going on. You cannot drive to your cabin but are welcome to use a wagon to haul your stuff. There is no coffee maker or hair dryer. Coffee is available inside the office. There is a refrigerator and ice is available. I didn't see any bicycles to use as advertised on hotels.com but there's really no place to ride them anyway. The TV is great! You can watch Netflix and Roku by entering your account number. There is a table and two stools, a loveseat, and a coffee table. We had two Queen beds and there were plenty of electrical outlets. Couldn't figure out the wall air conditioner but the nights are cool. There is a bathroom with tub in the cabin. I'm giving 3.5 stars for the nice new bedding and towels, the cabin itself, and the promising future of Cabin Village. It is about 25 miles from the west entrance of Yellowstone National Park, there is a grocery store and gas station across the road and a couple restaurants on the other side of the highway.

We came here our first night on vacation from Montana and had a great time. It was one of the only…read moreplaces in the winter season (April 11th). We loved getting to know our bartender Jewel. She was super quick, personable, and great to talk to. We hope to be back in the future and see more of Island Park in the summer!

Great service here & this place is busy. Food also was very good, plan to go back to Island Park…read moreIdaho.

Really good food and very welcoming owners and staff! A gem in the woods! We ate there three times…read moreduring our stay - the dinners are fabulous!

I have grown up coming here. We come once a year. The cabins are big and spacious. A lot of comfy…read morebeds. Nice kitchen and bathrooms. A couch and tv. A fun hot tub and outdoor grill. We always have a lot of fun staying here. Only thing is sometimes the kitchen is missing stuff or they need to update and get new kitchen items. Last time we visited, we were cooking dinner and they didn't have any measuring cups. I'll still give 5 stars because I've enjoyed staying here but I think they need to go through each cabin and check for missing items and replace them.

After traveling hours trough the forest park and small gas stations, that you finally get to…read moreSawtelle the arch welcomes you into a big courtyard park with people playing games and bbq, people heading out to the park lake on atvs, and like us people just hanging out in the lounge by the front desk and the indoor pool and indoor gym, or the sweet sitting area in the entrance to the building we were in that had a great fireplace and comfy leather chairs and couches. The rooms were spacious and super clean. The staff is super nice and the breakfast is delicious with a pancake making machine. If you have a family trip or just passing through, this is definitely a recommend. Can't wait to have more time to hangout, next time we stay.

-- Sawtelle Mountain Resort, Island Park, ID…read more Be careful with hidden charges here. After checkout, I discovered a $20+ charge on my card for a supposed "welcome gift box" that I never received and was never told about. According to the hotel, it included a small stuffed animal and some Snickers -- except none of it was in the room. When I called to dispute the charge, I got bounced between staff and management. They claimed they did an "investigation," but still refused to refund me. Charging guests for items they never received and then refusing to resolve it feels deceptive and extremely unprofessional. Advice for future guests: the second you enter your room, take timestamped photos or videos of everything before touching anything. Then immediately ask the front desk if there are any paid gift boxes or welcome items connected to your stay. If they say yes, do NOT go check by yourself -- bring a supervisor or manager into the room with you so everything is documented on the spot. Otherwise, you could end up being charged for something that was never there. Unfortunately, this felt less like a misunderstanding and more like a scam-style scheme hoping guests won't notice until they're already miles away.

We have been here many times and Joe and Reeves were amazing! They have been amazing ever time we…read morecome here!

Stayed for 2 nights, the hotel is very average. It is new and modern which is nice, but the room…read morelayout was a bit odd. The rooms are huge but then the bathroom is tiny in comparison. There's a huge walk in closet which I didn't feel was necessary......just make the bathroom larger. Besides that, the food they offer is quite frankly terrible at worst, mediocre at best. I asked for no bacon on my burger and the person taking the order clearly understood that. They bring the burger out with bacon on it. I didn't make a fuss at the time but cmon, respect people's choices!

We stayed in a 2 bedroom cabin with friends because we ride our bikes into Yellowstone. The cabin…read moreis so cute with a big front window which lets in lots of light. A gas fireplace that made it so cozy. They provided s'mores already in the room in little paper bags enough for 6 people! There is a huge gas fire-pit outside to enjoy. Our friends brought their dog and the front desk person gave them a dog bag with treats and such. Very thoughtful. 2 rooms one with king size bed and one with a queen. Pretty comfortable. The cabin is right in town to we walked to dinner. ( Not a lot open in April the place was a ghost town!) I would definitely stay here again.

We had a fabulous family vacation in the cabins over Christmas. Our families rented three of the…read morepet friendly two bedroom cabins. It is terrific location. Within walking distance to restaurants, shopping, etc. Staff did a good job clearing snow from sidewalks and steps. We loved the outdoor fire pit. A few things that could have been better: no forks in kitchen, poor quality toilet paper, and gas fireplaces kept going out.

We cannot express enough how wonderful our two night stay here was. We were just taken back by the…read moresurroundings, and how well everything was setup. We stayed for two nights in the Grizzly Loft, but it was anything but a loft! There was so much room, it was setup no nice and decorated so warmly. We were grateful to have the ability to have our own showers, washer/dryer and kitchen after staying several nights and various state park cabins. It was a lovely way to reset while we spent two days exploring Yellowstone. We met the people staying in the Grizzly Cabin (larger place, full house, on the same property next to us) and they were so pleasant. Then there is the Grizzly Lodge which is even larger! The cabin and lodge had their own hot tubs, and they had fire pits and firepit seating with swings made out of ski lift chairs. The whole experience was the best of our 8 day trip (OR to WY and back) to be honest, when it came to lodging.

Greg was so helpful! He had great service and was so polite. Definitely would recommend to anyone,…read moreand will be coming back!!

As a solo traveller (Aug 24 til Sept 6) - I'm happy to approve this place. After my flight came in…read morelate after hours of the condominium closing. I was so able to access the Dropbox by calling the telephone number provided and someone picked up on the first call. Was also happy to know that a grocery store was available. Literally walking distance equivalent to maybe two blocks but a 2-minute drive. And their laundry service is available 24 hours. But make sure you have change because there's no change machine. But if you go to the office during office hours, they're able to provide you with quarters if you need them exchanged. The condo had everything that I needed and as other reviewers mentioned, if you're going to be there for a while, might be mindful to bring Ziploc bags to store your food in. I will highly recommend this place even though cuz I flew and JAC airport.

We recently stayed here 3 nights on our 11 day road trip. This stay was specifically so we could do…read morea couple days at Yellowstone. This place is awesome. Blain was the guy at the front desk and he was delightful. The condo was perfect for our family of 4. Game room for the kids, indoor pool, spa and sauna, golf course, laundry room, gym were all great. We would definitely stay here again!

Jared's Wild Rose Resort was a huge disappointment. I really must applaud whoever did their website…read morebecause it portrays a wonderful place to stay. Unfortunately, the reality is quite different. We had booked a hotel style room in one of their buildings. They also have cabins and RV hook ups. As soon as we found the place, their very dated and faded sign out front was the first indication that this place was old. It's over 100 years old and in many ways, feels like it. Despite this being a large property, it was pretty deserted. We only saw a couple of other people staying there. A pay phone on the wall. The "arcade" was dingy and outdated. The gym seems to be storage room. I opened the door to the gym and there was a mattress inside almost blocking the door. The first room they showed us felt like a basement because the view was slightly below ground, looking at galvanized metal placed just outside the window. The room was tiny and smelled musty. We asked for a different room. The second room they showed us was also tiny and smelled musty. It had a view that still made it feel like a basement, but at least it didn't have metal outside the window. We asked for a different room. The third room was bigger and had a full window view. It didn't smell, so we took it. We could see the resort was old and dumpy, but figured a clean bed and a shower was really all we needed. Our mistake was assuming the room actually had a bed. The so-called bed turned out to be nothing more than a queen sized metal cot with a thin mattress on it. OMG, that thing was so uncomfortable! At 3am we still hadn't been able to ignore the discomfort and had not gotten to sleep yet. My back was in so much pain!! We had booked four nights there, but we couldn't survive one. We started calling around to find another hotel with real beds and a vacancy. Once we found one, we packed up the car and checked out when the office opened. The guy at the desk didn't seem surprised at all and was very nice about it. Clearly he's used to the complaints. Jared's Wild Rose has been dying a long slow death. Best to avoid it and stay at a place for the living.

I decided to spend my 65th birthday at this place on Henry's Lake, Idaho and wished I had NOT…read more I have fished my entire adult life and tried to do extensive research on Henry's Lake in particular for a month before making the trip. I learned early on in my searches that someone in the state of maybe the State Fish and game or tourism board in the state of Idaho filters/disallows/removes any negative or informative utube reviews off of the internet completely. I had a very hard time finding out ANY UP-TO-DATE information about fishing on Henry lake and want to warn anyone reading this now that this place is ANCIENT HISTORY. I spent two days on and around this lake fishing hard and never seen one person catch a single fish. The lake was completely loaded with Algae columns and it is only 28 feet at its deepest to very very hard to troll. There were millions of gnats and bugs all over the lake so if there was any fish they were full to the gills with food. We did not even see small minnows or perch or anything. Sad to say they have not spent any money on this lake for years to keep the trout stock up to par. After being a 100 ton Coast Guard licensed Captain for decades and trained to look for conditions and reasons I firmly believe that this lake STOPPED planting any trout years ago. when you walk into the Restaurant tackle store at Jareds Wild Rose Resort ALL of the past big trout catch photos are all on polaroids and all from the early 2000's over 20 years ago. No newer catches on the wall of photos than that. CHECK OUT THE ATTACHED BULLSHIT OLD TIME PHOTOS, NOTHING MORE RECENT THAN 2006....!!!! This place is NOT going to tell you there is not fish but that is the case here. They quit spending money to keep the trout population up. 'They are going to always tell you to come on down and fish. They ripped me off and charged me a full day for a 3 1/2 hour trip with my grandson. I am disputing the overcharged room and boat with my bank now.... Not to mention the absolutely horrid room we rented "The Rose Room" for $390 dollars for one night, one bed two couches hah another story in itself. We had 3 cheeseburger plates at the restaurant and they were old purple frozen hockey puck paddies and I love burgers but not this one. $15.00 for a nasty nasty burger....... Stay fish and eat somewhere else, you have been warned!!!!!!!!