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We really have enjoyed it here! We were pleasantly surprised by the cabin! It is very cute, clean and cozy! It's a bit older, and the portable fan in our room was working very powerful. That being said, all the amenities are wonderful! There is a pool..... something we have missed on this trip! There are horses for horseback riding. There is a dedicated area for booking excursions. We booked our float trip here! Everyone is very helpful. Upstairs in the main lodge there are shops, and 3 restaurants, The Blue Heron Lounge, The Mural Room (a more upscale dinner my experience), Pioneer Grill and a coffee cart! The best part of all is the view! Exceptional!!! In addition to seeing the Tetons the lodge looks out over Willow Flats Overlook. "It provides stunning, unobstructed views of the Teton Range over a sprawling, marshy meadow. It is a premier location for spotting moose, elk, grizzly bears, and sandhill cranes, especially during early mornings and evenings."
We checked in into cabin 228 for two nights. Our room has a refrigerator, Keurig, coffee pot, two queen beds and Wi-Fi. Our little porch in front with two Adirondack chairs. We have a little bit of a walk to get to the lodge for meals. Our room was very clean, had a rustic feel and charm. Our room was designed well, we have a lot of space to put all of our belongings and lots of plugs to charge everything up. The room is light bright and very quiet. The beds are comfortable and the water pressure is good. We don't have air conditioning, but the ceiling fan works well. our lather toiletries smell good and feel luxurious. They are a pool with an outdoor casual cantina grill. We enjoyed an elegant dinner in the Mural Room . Cocktails & ight fare are served in the Blue Heron Lounge. The Pioneer Grill is decorated like a 50s diner. The upscale shops had outdoor clothing and equipment, elegant household items, and the usual T-shirts and postcards. There is an activities desk that arranged our rafting excursion and there is somebody from the park service, giving lectures and answering questions.
It's a solid lodge. Reminds me more of summer camp more than anything else. It's clearly designed for community, and it would be great if you came here with a large group booking several rooms that were next to each other. The lodges are all single-story so you don't have to worry about other visitors making a lot of noise above you. Rather, you can get lodges adjacent to one another and enjoy the lot of lodges that'll be for you. Amenities. There's a large swimming pool in between the lodges. It's big enough to host a large group of people. There's a also very little concern for food. Considering how far away Grand Teton is from Jackson, it's nice that there are several cafeterias/restaurants above the visiting center. There are a variety of options and a coffee shop that opens up in the morning. There's also another lodge with a restaurant if you want something else to eat. The lodge is very well insulated. It was almost 80 degrees in the lodge by the time we woke up, but it was about 50 degrees outside when we woke up. We slept well, but it would have been nice if it was a bit cooler in the room we stayed in. The bathroom is a bit small, but it seemed fitting considering where we were.
We had a phenomenal experience staying here over Memorial Day weekend 2023. The lodge was amazing - staff were all so welcoming and helpful, the food in their restaurants was all delicious, our room was great, the location is flawless, and the grounds are just incredible- they even have several hiking trails on site!! I was really skeptical bc it's a lodge INSIDE a national park and it was a holiday weekend that's typically very busy - but I was able to get a decent room for three (me, hubby, & adult son) via their website (easy to book online) and the prices were actually on par with almost all the other hotels in the area. What made me ultimately choose Jackson Lake Lodge (it's main advantage) was the location. It's smack dab in the middle of all the sights inside Grand Teton National Park - so the little bit extra we paid for the room, we saved in literally HOURS of drive time getting into, around, and out of the park. They have several different options for room type. They have rooms in the main lodge with Teton views and those are actually quite a bit more expensive. But we stayed in their little block of "cabin" style rooms that they have scattered around their property - it's their cheapest option but honestly I think it's better bc it's quieter - you're away from the hustle and bustle of the main lodge which gets TONS of visitors (not just hotel guests) bc of the variety of restaurants and the views (choices inside the park can be limited). We had a 2 queen bed room and it was a decent size - fit three of us just fine for a long weekend. Everything was spotlessly clean! The rooms come with wet bar, mini fridge, Keurig (and REAL coffee mugs - huge plus for me), ceiling fan and heater but no AC - but we didn't miss it - there was still snow all over the park, even on Memorial Day weekend - so we turned on the fan and opened the windows at night a bit and were fine. My only complaint about the room was the hot water. Once it heated up it was great but it took AGES to get hot! I discovered a trick though so here's a PRO TIP: turn on the shower AND the sink hot water at the same time and it heats up super fast LOL!! The whole Teton mountain range and Willow Flats area are right out back from the lobby so you get front row seats for a lot of the action in this national park here! And you can see Jackson Lake as well. The sunsets can be gorgeous but the sunrises are even better! I saw TONS of bird species and lots of elk and babies. They have 3 restaurant options: a coffee cart with limited menu for breakfast and lunch, a fun retro diner with large menu for all 3 meals open all day, and a fine dining spot with small unique menu and AMAZING views only open for dinner (highly recommend reservations as it fills up way in advance). We tried them all and all the food was just awesome (see my separate reviews for each)!! They also have a lounge with light bites and appetizers but we didn't try it. There are also a number of gift shops and a newsstand onsite. The lodge also offers float trips down the Snake River which we reserved several weeks ahead of time and it was so worth it!! It's a very calm, relaxing trip (no white water haha!) and you're guaranteed great views of the mountains and wildlife for sure! They even give you blankets if it gets cold on the river! Our guide was a hoot and so knowledgeable- such great fun! Unfortunately we didn't see any big game - mostly birds but if you know me, you know I was happy lol. The lodge grounds boast a huge horse stable and several awesome hiking trails - the Lunch Tree Hill trail which was my fave, and the Christian Pond Trail which has a ton of other trails branching off it. The grounds are very walkable and just lovely and peaceful. And the prices for the rooms and food and everything are surprisingly not that bad considering you're inside a national park. We had such a wonderful time for our family vaca on my sons bday - we will most definitely be back! Highly recommend!
We did not stay here in a room. This review is from the perspective of day time visitors. We stayed in our RV at Colter bay but visited for shopping, dining, and the views. Located just 6 miles from Colter Bay, this lodge is located inland from Jackson Lake. The view of the Tetons is the main draw of the lodge location. They have ample free self parking. There is a large staircase from the main entrance. The lobby is on the first floor but the lounge is up the stairs. The lounge is big and the windows are tall offering the best indoor seating we saw on our visit about the lodges of the Tetons. There are a few dining room/ restaurants surrounding the lounge plus shopping nearby. We opted for the most variety and lowest priced dining option, the Pioneer Grill. See separate review. Shopped in their lovely stores full of a bit of everything as well. Cute stuff, Teton prices. My favorite part of visiting the Jackson Lake lodge other than the views, was the interesting stories each employee has about where they are from and what they like about the Tetons. It was nice to hear all about the back stories and the seasonal program that brings in the labor to Tetons and makes our visiting possible.
You're paying for the views...not the rooms/food/service Pros: multiple food options and gift shops on site, sweeping views of the Tetons as long as you choose a room with a view, small walking path and link to hiking trails directly from the lodge Cons: average food service/quality even from their nicer in-house restaurant; prices are borderline outrageous but if you want the views you'll pay for them. We reserved a king, Mountain View cottage suite for $1000+ a night and found hair on our toilet seat and raisins on the living room floor when we checked in...
Awful! We've stayed in 9 hotels this trip and this is our last one. The cabin is blazing hot, smells terrible, is dirty and has ants. Ick! I wish we had gone home a day early. At least I'll be happy to leave after this one. All our other hotels throughout Yellowstone and Grand Teton were amazing. Definitely do not recommend this one!
Very enjoyable stay. The rooms are all in small buildings surrounding the main lodge. Our room looked out to the Tetons. The room was spacious with a smallish but fine bathroom. I enjoyed the ability to sit outside on the small patio in front of our room. Because you are not near the lodge there is a walk to meals and the meeting point. There is golf cart service for those not wanting to walk or in case of rain. The hotel gift shop should not be missed, some good local finds in there. They also have a slightly hidden liquor store inside the gift shop where you can buy wine or beer to enjoy in your patio.
Went here during the fall, so it was thankfully the slow season. All the employees here were insanely nice. Everyone was so helpful and pleasant. So thankful that there were several restaurants to choose from. Everything was decently priced considering we were eating at the hotel. Didn't expect too much from our actual hotel, but it wasn't awful. Fairly comfortable beds. Would highly recommend this place!
A cabin with a view became available and did not disappoint. It was a newer cabin with two queen beds, a tremendous walk-out seating area with a view, and a great bathroom (clean, roomy and with good water pressure). The second room we reserved was in the main lodge, older. Remember the rooms do not have AC or TV. WiFi did work, which I was surprised The lodge had good facilities and supplies, a quick-service area, a bar and a formal dining room. We used the quick-service area, bar, pool and coffee area. The quick-service area the food was so-so, expensive. Coffee bar area was great with quick breakfast items. Bar was expensive and drinks were not the best. Pool area was good food.
We stayed here for 2 nights on our honeymoon and loved it! As someone else mentioned, you're paying for the view, not the room. For as much as the room cost I did expect things to be a little more updated. The walls were also pretty thin, but none of that took away from our experience. We spent extra for a balcony room and it was worth every penny. We got to wake up in the morning and see elk and moose right from our hotel room. The drinks at the outdoor bar were tasty, food at the mural room was delicious, and breakfast was great as well. We also did a horseback trail ride right from the lodge and it was one of the highlights of our trip.
4 months ago
A very pleasant stay. Quiet, enjoyable, peaceful, the cottages are fully equipped with Keurig coffee maker, mini-refrigerator, alarm clock, fans, luggage holders, closets, dressers and 2 sinks. The view from our patio was grasslands. What a great place to sit in the evenings. The main lodge is a national landmark with 60 foot windows that provide spectacular views of the Grand Teton Mountains. Stunning - picturesque - beautiful. The reception staff were great - helpful, knowledgeable, friendly. Concierge service can make any activities arrangements you require. WiFi available in and near the lodge. There are a couple of negatives. Price. The place is expensive. Hello, you are in GRAND Tetons National Park - this is one of the few places to stay. So suck it up. Enjoy where you are and don't think about. Staying here is preferable to anything else outside. Shower head only allowed a what seemed to be a trickle of water. We still got a shower, but with low water pressure. read more
4 months ago
**Excellent Stay at Jackson Lake Lodge** We had a wonderful stay at Jackson Lake Lodge and would definitely return. The room was comfortable and well-equipped, featuring very nice beds, a dresser, closet, mini-fridge, alarm clock, and the convenience of having both a sink in the bathroom and another in the main room. The nearby ice machine was an added bonus. The shower was excellent, with great water pressure and quality toiletries including shampoo and body wash. After long days exploring the park, it was the perfect place to relax and recharge. The lodge itself is stunning, with breathtaking views of the Tetons from many areas of the property. We enjoyed spending time at the onsite bar, where the **"399" cocktail, named after the famous Grizzly 399, was a fun and memorable touch that connected us to the area's wildlife history.** One of the best features of the lodge is its location. Several hiking trails begin right from the property, making it easy to step outside and enjoy the beauty of Grand Teton National Park without having to get back in the car. We also enjoyed the onsite dining options. The restaurant was excellent, with no waiting for a table during our stay. The dining room's layout was thoughtfully designed, allowing for attentive, efficient service and a relaxed atmosphere. Between the great food, outstanding views, and friendly service, dining at the lodge was one of the highlights of our visit. Overall, Jackson Lake Lodge offers comfort, convenience, incredible scenery, and a true sense of place. Between the beautiful views, comfortable accommodations, great amenities, and unique touches like the 399 cocktail, it was a highlight of our trip. Highly recommended! read more
The lodge is within the National Park. We are here for three days as part of a tour. It is mid May temps are below freezing at night and 40s-50's F during the day. We are in unit 361 with a beautiful view of Jackson Lake and the Grand Tetons. Accommodations are spartan but very comfortable. Everything works. Except the drain in the sink was slow. Minor issues. The place is huge and reminds one of a summer camp and has the feel of a ski lodge. The Lodge main house is nice with expansive views of the mountains and lake. There are a couple of nice restaurants a bar and touristy shoppes that had just about anything you needed. It is rustic. We have stayed in other National Parks, Denali for example, and this is quite similar but our room here has a better view than most. All staff are very friendly and accommodating. Housekeeping was a bit discombobulated. We were not told the rooms would be cleaned every other day we are here for three nights. When we came back from an 8 hour tour on day 2 our room was not cleaned and a fellow was just starting to do that. He was rushing and missed a few things which we needed to remind him of. The place should really be more diligent regarding this stuff. We are using the lodge as a base for our adventures in the area, wildlife spotting, river rafting and nature hikes. Some snow flurries came down. The Blue Heron bar and lounge was really nice. Jean Patrick and Shorty took great care of us each night. Martini's were well prepared and my Vesper was nicely done even though they could not find the Lillet Blanc the first night. We had a few meals at the restaurants. The breakfast in the Mural room was excellent. Service was good. Dinner was in the same place with our tour group a basic meal. Our third night we ate in the Mural again and it was excellent Bison and trout and elk bolognese. We had breakfast in the Pioneer room the next day. A retro diner 1955. Food was good service was great. Apparently all the staff come from somewhere else and work here for the summer months. Everyone is pleasant and simpatico. A nice place to stay at a National Park. Nancy & Mark read more
We really have enjoyed it here! We were pleasantly surprised by the cabin! It is very cute, clean and cozy! It's a bit older, and the portable fan in our room was working very powerful. That being said, all the amenities are wonderful! There is a pool..... something we have missed on this trip! There are horses for horseback riding. There is a dedicated area for booking excursions. We booked our float trip here! Everyone is very helpful. Upstairs in the main lodge there are shops, and 3 restaurants, The Blue Heron Lounge, The Mural Room (a more upscale dinner my experience), Pioneer Grill and a coffee cart! The best part of all is the view! Exceptional!!! In addition to seeing the Tetons the lodge looks out over Willow Flats Overlook. "It provides stunning, unobstructed views of the Teton Range over a sprawling, marshy meadow. It is a premier location for spotting moose, elk, grizzly bears, and sandhill cranes, especially during early mornings and evenings." read more
We checked in into cabin 228 for two nights. Our room has a refrigerator, Keurig, coffee pot, two queen beds and Wi-Fi. Our little porch in front with two Adirondack chairs. We have a little bit of a walk to get to the lodge for meals. Our room was very clean, had a rustic feel and charm. Our room was designed well, we have a lot of space to put all of our belongings and lots of plugs to charge everything up. The room is light bright and very quiet. The beds are comfortable and the water pressure is good. We don't have air conditioning, but the ceiling fan works well. our lather toiletries smell good and feel luxurious. They are a pool with an outdoor casual cantina grill. We enjoyed an elegant dinner in the Mural Room . Cocktails & ight fare are served in the Blue Heron Lounge. The Pioneer Grill is decorated like a 50s diner. The upscale shops had outdoor clothing and equipment, elegant household items, and the usual T-shirts and postcards. There is an activities desk that arranged our rafting excursion and there is somebody from the park service, giving lectures and answering questions. read more
It's a solid lodge. Reminds me more of summer camp more than anything else. It's clearly designed for community, and it would be great if you came here with a large group booking several rooms that were next to each other. The lodges are all single-story so you don't have to worry about other visitors making a lot of noise above you. Rather, you can get lodges adjacent to one another and enjoy the lot of lodges that'll be for you. Amenities. There's a large swimming pool in between the lodges. It's big enough to host a large group of people. There's a also very little concern for food. Considering how far away Grand Teton is from Jackson, it's nice that there are several cafeterias/restaurants above the visiting center. There are a variety of options and a coffee shop that opens up in the morning. There's also another lodge with a restaurant if you want something else to eat. The lodge is very well insulated. It was almost 80 degrees in the lodge by the time we woke up, but it was about 50 degrees outside when we woke up. We slept well, but it would have been nice if it was a bit cooler in the room we stayed in. The bathroom is a bit small, but it seemed fitting considering where we were. read more
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We had a phenomenal experience staying here over Memorial Day weekend 2023. The lodge was amazing - staff were all so welcoming and helpful, the food in their restaurants was all delicious, our room was great, the location is flawless, and the grounds are just incredible- they even have several hiking trails on site!! I was really skeptical bc it's a lodge INSIDE a national park and it was a holiday weekend that's typically very busy - but I was able to get a decent room for three (me, hubby, & adult son) via their website (easy to book online) and the prices were actually on par with almost all the other hotels in the area. What made me ultimately choose Jackson Lake Lodge (it's main advantage) was the location. It's smack dab in the middle of all the sights inside Grand Teton National Park - so the little bit extra we paid for the room, we saved in literally HOURS of drive time getting into, around, and out of the park. They have several different options for room type. They have rooms in the main lodge with Teton views and those are actually quite a bit more expensive. But we stayed in their little block of "cabin" style rooms that they have scattered around their property - it's their cheapest option but honestly I think it's better bc it's quieter - you're away from the hustle and bustle of the main lodge which gets TONS of visitors (not just hotel guests) bc of the variety of restaurants and the views (choices inside the park can be limited). We had a 2 queen bed room and it was a decent size - fit three of us just fine for a long weekend. Everything was spotlessly clean! The rooms come with wet bar, mini fridge, Keurig (and REAL coffee mugs - huge plus for me), ceiling fan and heater but no AC - but we didn't miss it - there was still snow all over the park, even on Memorial Day weekend - so we turned on the fan and opened the windows at night a bit and were fine. My only complaint about the room was the hot water. Once it heated up it was great but it took AGES to get hot! I discovered a trick though so here's a PRO TIP: turn on the shower AND the sink hot water at the same time and it heats up super fast LOL!! The whole Teton mountain range and Willow Flats area are right out back from the lobby so you get front row seats for a lot of the action in this national park here! And you can see Jackson Lake as well. The sunsets can be gorgeous but the sunrises are even better! I saw TONS of bird species and lots of elk and babies. They have 3 restaurant options: a coffee cart with limited menu for breakfast and lunch, a fun retro diner with large menu for all 3 meals open all day, and a fine dining spot with small unique menu and AMAZING views only open for dinner (highly recommend reservations as it fills up way in advance). We tried them all and all the food was just awesome (see my separate reviews for each)!! They also have a lounge with light bites and appetizers but we didn't try it. There are also a number of gift shops and a newsstand onsite. The lodge also offers float trips down the Snake River which we reserved several weeks ahead of time and it was so worth it!! It's a very calm, relaxing trip (no white water haha!) and you're guaranteed great views of the mountains and wildlife for sure! They even give you blankets if it gets cold on the river! Our guide was a hoot and so knowledgeable- such great fun! Unfortunately we didn't see any big game - mostly birds but if you know me, you know I was happy lol. The lodge grounds boast a huge horse stable and several awesome hiking trails - the Lunch Tree Hill trail which was my fave, and the Christian Pond Trail which has a ton of other trails branching off it. The grounds are very walkable and just lovely and peaceful. And the prices for the rooms and food and everything are surprisingly not that bad considering you're inside a national park. We had such a wonderful time for our family vaca on my sons bday - we will most definitely be back! Highly recommend! read more
We did not stay here in a room. This review is from the perspective of day time visitors. We stayed in our RV at Colter bay but visited for shopping, dining, and the views. Located just 6 miles from Colter Bay, this lodge is located inland from Jackson Lake. The view of the Tetons is the main draw of the lodge location. They have ample free self parking. There is a large staircase from the main entrance. The lobby is on the first floor but the lounge is up the stairs. The lounge is big and the windows are tall offering the best indoor seating we saw on our visit about the lodges of the Tetons. There are a few dining room/ restaurants surrounding the lounge plus shopping nearby. We opted for the most variety and lowest priced dining option, the Pioneer Grill. See separate review. Shopped in their lovely stores full of a bit of everything as well. Cute stuff, Teton prices. My favorite part of visiting the Jackson Lake lodge other than the views, was the interesting stories each employee has about where they are from and what they like about the Tetons. It was nice to hear all about the back stories and the seasonal program that brings in the labor to Tetons and makes our visiting possible. read more
You're paying for the views...not the rooms/food/service Pros: multiple food options and gift shops on site, sweeping views of the Tetons as long as you choose a room with a view, small walking path and link to hiking trails directly from the lodge Cons: average food service/quality even from their nicer in-house restaurant; prices are borderline outrageous but if you want the views you'll pay for them. We reserved a king, Mountain View cottage suite for $1000+ a night and found hair on our toilet seat and raisins on the living room floor when we checked in... read more
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1 year ago
Awful! We've stayed in 9 hotels this trip and this is our last one. The cabin is blazing hot, smells terrible, is dirty and has ants. Ick! I wish we had gone home a day early. At least I'll be happy to leave after this one. All our other hotels throughout Yellowstone and Grand Teton were amazing. Definitely do not recommend this one! read more
Very enjoyable stay. The rooms are all in small buildings surrounding the main lodge. Our room looked out to the Tetons. The room was spacious with a smallish but fine bathroom. I enjoyed the ability to sit outside on the small patio in front of our room. Because you are not near the lodge there is a walk to meals and the meeting point. There is golf cart service for those not wanting to walk or in case of rain. The hotel gift shop should not be missed, some good local finds in there. They also have a slightly hidden liquor store inside the gift shop where you can buy wine or beer to enjoy in your patio. read more
Went here during the fall, so it was thankfully the slow season. All the employees here were insanely nice. Everyone was so helpful and pleasant. So thankful that there were several restaurants to choose from. Everything was decently priced considering we were eating at the hotel. Didn't expect too much from our actual hotel, but it wasn't awful. Fairly comfortable beds. Would highly recommend this place! read more
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A cabin with a view became available and did not disappoint. It was a newer cabin with two queen beds, a tremendous walk-out seating area with a view, and a great bathroom (clean, roomy and with good water pressure). The second room we reserved was in the main lodge, older. Remember the rooms do not have AC or TV. WiFi did work, which I was surprised The lodge had good facilities and supplies, a quick-service area, a bar and a formal dining room. We used the quick-service area, bar, pool and coffee area. The quick-service area the food was so-so, expensive. Coffee bar area was great with quick breakfast items. Bar was expensive and drinks were not the best. Pool area was good food. read more
1 year ago
We stayed here for 2 nights on our honeymoon and loved it! As someone else mentioned, you're paying for the view, not the room. For as much as the room cost I did expect things to be a little more updated. The walls were also pretty thin, but none of that took away from our experience. We spent extra for a balcony room and it was worth every penny. We got to wake up in the morning and see elk and moose right from our hotel room. The drinks at the outdoor bar were tasty, food at the mural room was delicious, and breakfast was great as well. We also did a horseback trail ride right from the lodge and it was one of the highlights of our trip. read more
I originally booked a mountain view, wanted to spoil myself for my birthday. Staying 2 nights. Several days of booking, they had contacted me and said we could not stay in a mountain view room because we have a pet. Several weeks before checking in, we received an email saying they will be doing a big restoration and the lobby with their famous views of the Tetons will be covered. At this point, all reasons why I booked this place besides location has gone down the drain. We really wanted to stay in the park so we kept the reservation. Cabin we stayed at was actually pretty good, near the main lobby, clean, comfy beds, and great location in the park. No tv in the room but does have wifi. Overall, it was good but pricey. read more
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2 years ago
Beautiful location, with full frontal views of the magnificent Grand Tetons. One of the most stunning hotel lobbies we've ever seen. Excellent service throughout except for the concierge. Then it's hit or miss depending who's working. We went towards the end of the season in early October. No crowds and the weather was in the 50s in the day and low 40s at night. Perfect for hiking then drinking wine by the fireplace. Your experience may vary depending on your room location. We splurged and got the cottage with the Moose Pond Mountain view for 4 nights. The room had it's own back patio and a postcard picture view of the Grand Tetons from the entire room. If you're looking to splurge, I highly recommend room #900. It's at the end with no neighbors to your right. However, even if you got the more economical rooms without views, you could still walk around the property and enjoy the magnificent views. Definitely spend time in the lobby where there are 2 fire places, 2 restaurants, a bar and a 2 story glass floor to ceiling window that will knock your socks off. We were super happy with the friendly and helpful service from the front desk, restaurants, bar, to maid service. The only thing that kept me from rating this place a 5 star is the concierge service where it was hit or miss. Of the 3 times that we asked for help and advice, we found one lady who was both friendly and helpful. She was a bit older, wore glasses and seemed like a genuinely nice person. The other people acted like we were bothering them. On one occasion, I said " thank you very much for your help", the concierge lady just turned away and started to work on her computer. I'm not asking for my butt to be kissed but a "you're welcome" would have been a civilized thing to say. Definitely eat at both of the restaurants. The more casual Pioneer Grill has burgers, soups and sandwiches. We had the Salmon sandwich with the Corn Chowder. The waiter said the Salmon Sandwich was his favorite item there and we could see why. The Mural Room is fine dining. Considering it's the only game in town if you want fine dining, we were pleasantly very pleased with the quality of food and level of service. We ended up eating there all 4 nights. The dining room has a magnificent view of the mountains but we never made it back before dark to take advantage of the view at dinner. After dinner, take your wine/brandy/dessert and go sit in front of the huge fire place. There was also a pianist playing the grand piano in the lobby. The property also has a gas station with a little sundry store. We drove to the other lodges to check them out but felt like Jackson Lake Lodge was our fave. Will definitely back. read more
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Good place to get a pool pass, 5 per person. They provide pool towels. Very reasonable. I think they are open 8am to 8pm. read more
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The mural restaurant was a big disappointment. Burnt broccoli. 95 minute wait to be served. Oysters Rockefeller had no spinach in it. My 10 year old daughter vomited all over the table after eating here. Food poisoning I suspect. The only positive was the view of the Tetons We will never return again read more
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2 years ago
Beautiful! LOCATION: If you're visiting Grand Teton National Park, and would like to stay in the park instead of driving in for 20 minutes from Jackson Hole everyday, then this is a GREAT place to stay. If you want to visit Yellowstone, then this place is still better than Jackson Hole still, as you would have needed to drive through Grand Teton National Park to get to Yellowstone National Park from Jackson Hole. Not that Jackson Hole isn't a great place. It is absolutely lovely... I am speaking merely about the drive. BEAUTIFUL: The foyer has that rustic yet majestic feel that all national parks make you feel/experience. Whoever designed this place caught the feeling. The designer/architect also took advantage of (or did not neglect) the location to build a two-story-high, floor-to-ceiling window at the 2nd Floor landing so that loungers can view the awe-inspiring view of the Grand Tetons, the lake and the land behind this lodge. EASY DINING: This "landing" is also a foyer that leads to two different restaurants, The Mural Room, which offers fine dining, and The Blue Heron Lodge, a bar that has outdoor patio dining. Also at this foyer is a 'coffee cart" that is offering hot drinks and pastries. If there was a long line to get in on any of these restaurants, I doubt anyone would mind. It just means that you'll have more time to gape at the astounding view. FREE PARKING CLEAN BATHROOMS read more
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