This is an historic landmark and so be prepared to absorb the feeling of the place and read the…read moreplaques. It's easy to imagine JP Cunningham living there and taking in some dubious ledgers that turned out to be horse thieves. Also, the sheriff who tracked them down to Cunningham's cabin, in a move that ended in the deadly gun fight. But more than that, it's easy to see how the rugged rancher life, subject to the whims of seasonal rains and draughts would, in the end, capitulate to the settlement with the Rockefeller land deal that lead to the establishment of the national park.

Classic Appalachian-style cabin built in 1888 by a rancher & pioneer, plus trails & roaming bison…read more This was such a great idea to stop and take in the beauty. I purchased a pamphlet at the parking lot. It was filled with tons of knowledge about the history of the place. Dog friendly but please respect the buildings.

Our slice of heaven. Fresh air, horses, Tetons!! The staff was amazing. The wranglers so helpful…read moreand fun. The food...was amazing. Activities available for every level rider and stuff to do for those who don't want to ride. This will be an annual family vacation for us for sure!

The ranch is the jewel in the area. The setting is stunning. Service and amenities are definitely…read moreupper tier for a dude ranch. Their staff members are all rockstars in their field who are eager to give you the time of your life while making it all seem effortless. They love their job which makes it easy for the guests to relax into indulging the comfortable lodging, delicious food (catered to dietary preferences) and fun activities. My family is vegan and the kitchen prepared creative dishes for us at every meal time. We liked the variety of trail rides customized to each family members riding ability, and enjoyed the private river float with truly exceptional guides. We do recommend a car to explore hikes or sights around the area and venture into Yellowstone. And yes, the weather can be somewhat unpredictable - we got rained, hailed and snowed on in July... - and mosquitoes are plentiful. Just remember you are in the natural habitat of all sorts of wildlife.

A historic landmark worth seeing." Expect crowds, as many tourists stop here to take photos. The…read morebest time to visit is during the summer months--either at sunrise or sunset for the most beautiful views. There's a small dirt parking lot nearby, and access is fairly straightforward. No restrooms here

This is a cute little site with some interesting history. It is also great for photo opportunities.read more

From start to finish this was a great experience. The Lodge staff took care of my son and I like…read morewe were part of the family. From archery to hiking they fulfilled our list of activities. The chef catered to all of my needs providing an incredible culinary experience despite my specific food needs. I wish I could give the appropriate thanks to all of the staff individually, from Ryan our hiking and archery guide, Kesler (sp) the manger, a cowboy from central movie casting, to Jody the chef. Highly recommend.

I'm probably ten pounds heavier now, but I don't care. Great hospitality, warm and inviting and not…read moreoverly pretentious. Tried all the appetizers, yes, ALL. My favorite was the ahi tuna with wontons, I also destroyed some nachos and used extra chips to scrape up the crab dip the rest of my party left behind. Cheese curds, meh... The sage salad was a new dish for me but like an old friend who knows all my favorite stuff. Ate the whole damn thing! I was thoroughly impressed with the baseball size burrata on top; it traveled well in my tummy snowmobiling back to base. Haha. I can also comment on the avocado jalapeño soup that I polished off for someone. Delicious! Not too heavy, not too spicy. I heard others say this was the best hot chocolate they ever had. We had fried cookie dough for dessert, but by that point even the fact that I'm technically eating for two I could only handle a few bites. Definitely a dish that you share. 10/10 would do again and again. I hope I get to pet the dogs next time.

Daedre is a fantastic host/owner/operator. She loves hospitality and really cares for her guests…read more We have stayed in the cabins and the lodge. Fantastic!

My boyfriend and I were just looking for a place to crash after driving all day…read more I wanted a charming local motel... and boy did we get that. First, the rooms themselves are beyond charming. Spacious, extremely comfortable (heat and ac!, microwave, fridge! Cute outdoor seating!) There are new owners - a local couple - who are investing in the property and community. I love that. You can see the attention in the grounds (which they were actively working on while we were there). The couple is very sweet, beyond helpful and just added to that local, country charm. If we weren't breezing through on a cross country trip, I would want to stay longer - just to watch the sun sets and the sun rises. Stunning.

Kudar Motel was recommended to us by our waiter back in Cody, WY. Once we pulled into town, we…read morestopped in to see if they had a vacancy for the evening. Luckily for us, they had a cabin (#14) that had 2 queen beds for 4 adults. It was the "cheapest" place in an EXPENSIVE town. Customer service at the motel office was good. We did have to wait about 20 minutes for the clerk to show up, though. There was a note on the desk that she stepped out and to call her cell for assistance. We did end up staying and talking to her for about an hour while we waited for a shower storm to pass. The location was perfect. The grounds were quiet and made you feel like you were in nature. Yet walk off the property, and you were a block from a bustling tourist town. I didn't get any pics of the inside, but it served its purpose. We got old-fashioned keys (no cards). It was clean yet not. I did not feel comfortable walking around in bare/ stocking feet. The beds were comfortable. Lighting was dim. We had a fridge to store our cooler belongings overnight. There was a moderate sized kitchen table for snacks and map planning. The bathroom had a long bench inside. Perfect place to store everyone's toiletrie bags. The shower was super tiny. No one showered here, but I'd have to stoop down to get my head under the shower head. And forget about elbow room. You'd need to keep them tucked beside your body. There was a tiny window that provided a cross breeze at night. This place has been family owed since the 1950s. And it did bring back memories of my grandpa's carpentry and electrical skills. Old fashioned plywood (visible in closet and bathroom) and light switches. I'd definitely recommend this place to others, as long as they weren't expecting 3-star accommodations.

Cabin review only, not the motel. Stayed in a 2 room cabin and it was horrible. Not worth the…read moremoney charged. Cabin was dark even with all the lights on. Had to use flashlights to see to read, etc. 2nd bedroom has no heat and was bitter cold. Bathroom was DISGUISTING. Shower is smaller than the one in our trailer. It was roughly 2' deep x 3' wide. No upper place for shower products, only a soap dish and it's so small you can't set anything on the floor without tripping over it. Lighting was so bad we had to use a flashlight pointed into the shower stall in order to see. Tile grout is EXTREMELY moldy as is the wood paneling and log ceiling. There is no exhaust fan. Floor was noticeably unlevel, we kept losing our balance when walking around. Porch light was burned out and while this not being a make-or-break item it just accentuates that there is very little care given to the state of this facility. Staff on site until 10 pm should be able to see this and want to resolve the issue if for no other reason than to avoid someone falling as they enter. Buyer beware here.

Service: 5+ Breakfast: 5…read moreLocation (walk to downtown): 5 Room:4 Jackson is expensive so this was a good option even at $500 a night. Away from the hustle and bustle but within walking distance. Great spot along the creek. The inn has an old world, warm, grandma's home feel to it. Not bad but not my style. Old carpet and decor that needs a refresh. Service was excellent and couldn't have been nicer. They remember names and are so friendly and caring. Good breakfast to start your day with little snacks to take along with you on your adventure. Homemade cookies were yummy. Heated coffee cups were a nice touch.

What an exceptional experience it was to stay at the Inn By the Creek!! We have never stayed in a…read moreB&B before, but the reviews were so outstanding we had to try it. The family who run it have been in the industry for 40 years and are passionate about every aspect of the Inn. The feeling when you enter the lobby and dining area is so welcoming and charming! Everyone was so friendly with outstanding service. We stayed in the Harlequin room which the owner told us that Cosmopolitan magazine declared in 2005 that the view from the balcony was the most romantic in the nation. I'd have to agree. We sat out there every night with a glass of wine. The trees rustled slightly in the soft wind, birds chirped happily and the soothing sound of the creek makes for a very enchanting place. Add the incredible view and you don't want to leave. The room was very large, nicely decorated with every amenitie we could ever think of. The owners are remodeling the rooms, so it could be even nicer when you book. The outside of the Inn is so charming and inviting. Book in advance so you have the opportunity to enjoy this truly unique and amazing place. It's a stay I will always remember!

nice walk through the town's history. There are some interesting multimedia and films, geared to…read moreinterest broad age groups.

The museum is interesting and has some nice exhibits but is very much on the smaller side. The…read morecontinuous videos are very well done and probably the best part of the museum. We did the walking tour and it was not very good. The guide had no command of the subjects and had very little information to share that she didn't read out of a binder. I think you could do your own walking and google the places you encounter and it would be more interesting and informative.

Very nice accommodations. Clean. Well equipped. Friendly and two great hot tubs!…read more It has the Bed & Breakfast Inn feel but with the conveniences and privacy of a modern hotel. It was really nice. We would stay there again. We stayed in the new building, which I think they call Broadway. Breakfast is not included. They charge $20/per person which I first through was high until I got used to the town. Jackson is very expensive. Other than getting a breakfast burrito to go from D.O.G. (which is awesome, by the way) you will find $20 to be on par, or cheaper, than any other breakfast you can get in town. Plus, this one is cooked to order and served in the relaxed atmosphere of the Inn. If you need breakfast included there is one other hotel in town in the same price range that offers a buffet, but having stayed at Huff House, Since breakfast may be a sticking point for some, it shouldn't be. Here's why; there are a lot of food options in town. We stayed at Huff House for 4 nights. Had breakfast there once. It was superb. No complaints, but it was also nice to try some of the other places right next door (Cafe Genevieve, Persophone, and D.O.G.). I think you will like the variety PLUS you have a fridge and microwave in your room so you may just have leftovers from last night's dinner you'll want to heat up instead. Options! I wouldn't stay anywhere else. It's great.

Huff House exceeded our expectations 10-fold. We found it via Google & Yelp, and it did not…read moredisappoint. John was amazing. He coordinated rooms to align with our scheduled trip. Had we not had his helped, we would have ended up somewhere else. We stayed in both the Cody suite and Snake River cabin. LOVED both. The beds were soooo comfortable. Whoever makes their beds, it was like heaven - tucked in nice and neat and super comfy! The rooms were spacious and the Cody suite (our fav!), had a small table/chairs and couch, made it so we could relax and regroup without having to always sit on the bed - perfect! Claire was also an absolute gem! She was always so kind and helpful, very sweet accommodating times and giving great info for the area, places to eat, etc. She made it so we wanted to return! PS - I hope your foot heals soon. Lastly, the cookies. OMG, what a wonderful touch. It was the culinary highlight of our Jackson visit, lol. Something so small that left a great lasting impression. Thanks to both John and Claire, we'd return to Huff House in a heartbeat!

Words cannot explain how wonderful our visit was to Rancho Alegre Lodge. We certainly made the…read moreright decision a year ago when selecting it as a fun family spot to enjoy Jackson Hole while celebrating our son's wedding week. Rex, Connor, Hailey, and Ella were amazing while seeing to all of our family needs as well as delivering and serving up some of the best food ever! Our eight grandchildren have not stopped talking about the farm animals and gathering the eggs each morning. We are counting the days for our return. A heartfelt thanks goes out to Frank and all of his family for letting us share his beautiful ranch and making so many memories for a lifetime! -- The Nelli Family

We stayed at Ranchi Alegre for a week of family activities around our sons wedding. The lodge was…read morewarm, comfortable and cool things on every wall and furniture pieces. Lots of history and our caretaker onsite took care of our needs. Loved the animals on the property! The family had fires every night and a big fire pit outside in a tepee. We comfortably slept 20 and bedding was very comfortable. Master bedroom is spectacular with incredible view of the Grand Tetons. If you have a special vacation you'll love this home!