What a cute place to stay. May 5, 2025 we were traveling and just happen to see this place. Stop…read moregot a room for the night. It was so very cute, clean, and very confortably. We truly recommend this place if you are traveling in the area. Thanks for a great nights rest.

What a great find during our travels. Located in a very small community. Stayed in cabin 15, which…read morehas a very comfortable King size bed and kitchenette. So peaceful and quiet and clean. Our stay included a very nice breakfast. Also, the young lady at the front desk who checked us in was very welcoming and pleasant.

Quaint, spotless, cute, affordable. For this price point, you will not find anything better in the…read morevalley. I came here during February and was completely satisfied. I stayed for 4 nights. Pros: Quiet, meticulously clean, room had a microwave, a Keurig, a small fridge w freezer, a small kitchenette table, fast Wifi, and a TV (which I did not use.) Location is ideal, located downtown Thayne. It's a mom and pop run motel, run by a family. The owners were very responsive when I had a question about the heater. They came to my room immediately and resolved it on the spot. Each hotel room has a screen door which gave it a country, homey feel. Cons: None. It's a total gem for a great price.

My family and I are headed to Yellowstone and decided to stay the night here after a long drive,…read morebefore driving into the park. The outside is okay. You get your own little patio for each unit. We arrived at exactly 3pm which is check in time. They office doors were locked. We didn't know what to do and had to wait for about 5 mins before the owners came out of their adjoining restaurant. I'll talk about the restaurant at the end. We walked into unit 17. I was pleasantly surprised to see a kitchenette. There was a full size fridge and a microwave. I loved that there were two areas for the beds. One in the "kitchen" area and one near the bathroom. That's where my "love" ended. Further inspection of the $95/night room left me speechless and not in a good way. Let's start in the "kitchen" area. There was no kitchenware. They had all those cabinets and they were all empty. Maybe they expected us to ask for things? Not sure. They had a cutting board and no knife. The paper towel roll had one paper towel on it. The kitchen didn't have enough outlets so we had to unplug the light to make coffee. P.s. no lids. Next the beds were very uncomfortable. The kitchen beds were lumpy and the bedroom beds were rock hard. The sheets felt like plastic. It sounded like it too when you moved your feet. The bathroom had an abundance of soap and no shampoo. The water pressure was good, but the temperature changed constantly from too hot to too cold. The floors were uneven and it felt like a thin layer of linoleum was the only thing keeping you falling through. There was a huge black mold stain in the bath tub which freaked me out. I tried wiping it off with a washcloth and it stayed put so I assumed it was safe. The front door had a bedroom type of lock which isn't all that safe. But we are in a smallish town so I guess it's okay? Lastly the restaurant. We didn't bother going. We are from San Diego and get a giant, fresh and delicious burrito for $6. Juan's was charging gourmet prices of $12-$13. It might be good, but that price is outrageous. If we ever come down this way again, we won't be staying here. Thank goodness we are about to go camping and we had everything we needed already. I couldn't imagine having to get back in the car and driving to a market for utensils and toiletries.

We had our Christmas party here this year and everything was beyond excellent! The servers and…read morebartender were incredible--friendly, attentive, and they never missed a thing while serving 25+ people. They even had other guests in the restaurant area to take care of, and still gave us exceptional service. The lounge was decorated so beautifully for Christmas, which took all the stress off of me and made the night feel extra special. Our rooms were comfortable, spotless, and perfect for unwinding after the celebration. We'll definitely be back next year--already looking forward to it!

Had another awesome meal on 3-20-26. Had a younger kid as our waiter named Andrew that did a great…read morejob. We had the calamari appetizer. It was huge and the sauce my wife said was one of the best she's had. She got the special short ribs and I had the strip steak both had great flavor.

Great support- sometimes with off season camping you don't know what you're going to get. Corey…read morewas very helpful getting us sorted out after high winds rearranged our Wyoming plans. At the RV park we enjoyed great facilities, friendly folks, and space to walk the dog. And the snowy Mountain View's are quite lovely.

Great little RV park. Wide sites, the pull throughs accommodated my motorhome and toad easily…read more Super clean and well kept, one of those rare places that look even better in person than their website pictures. Excellent playground for the kiddos. Friendly staff makes this place even better. Didn't see the inside of the cabins, but the exteriors were pristine.

Super cozy and super friendly owner/staff! It was so affordable and very accessible to Jackson and…read moregrand Tetons and the drive along the river is beautiful!!!!

Warm and Cozy little Motel, beautiful Senic views all around.read more

During our 2-week road trip, the Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott, in Afton Star Valley, WY., was…read morethe worst Marriott Hotel we stayed in, far and away. Upon arrival, they did not honor our booking price. The room was in abhorrent condition. There was no toilet paper, tissue paper, a broken remote control, unkept bedding, and it smelled bad. And there was almost non-existent service. When I contacted Marriott about the above-referenced, they told me that Don McGee (from Fairfield, Afton) claimed he called and spoke with me and advised all the problems were Marriott corporate related. Mr. McGee never called me. When people lie about what they have done, I become infuriated. I demanded a refund for the overcharge from Marriott. Marriott Elite staff told me Mr. McGee said it was in the works, but it would take [upwards] of 20 business days for me to see it back on my credit card. Are you kidding me? Twenty business days is almost a month to get a $10.00 refund from this hotel. In what universe does a refund to a credit card take one month? I smell retribution for my complaints. And it doesn't have a pleasant odor. Steer clear of this disreputable hotel if you find yourself in the area.

Very, very clean. Mitzie checked us in and was very pleasant and accommodating. They definitely…read morehave adapted to this COVID 19 scenario. We would stay at this facility again.

Came to Afton for high school track. This place is beautiful! They are building a pool which will…read morebe a great addition! Our cabin is perfect for two long days of track. Thank you!

This place is amazing, I'm so glad I found it! I was looking for some cheaper options to stay…read morearound Jackson, when I found this place. There's plenty of cabins (some king, 2 queens, or family sized cabins) with a jacuzzi tub, microwave, mini fridge, hot tub nearby, spa, RV parking, fireplace, and made to order breakfast. Breakfast consisted of omelettes or egg patties, pancakes, waffles, fruit, yogurt, various pastries, bacon, and potatoes. It's a beautiful setting and the cabins are spacious. The beds are super comfortable, like sleeping on a cloud. And that double headed shower, ohhh. Staff was friendly as well. Definitely enjoyed our stay and it looks like they are expanding the property as well. Cabins seemed to be mostly booked, but there was hardly anyone at breakfast. 2023 #47

Closed for good. We had many fun nights here. It was a great spot and a piece of Alpine history.read more

It's amazing how one can find an absolute gem of a restaurant in the most unlikely of places…read more The Nordic Inn is a a small B&B nestled in the woods of Alpine, Wyoming, about 45 minutes out of Jackson Hole, near the border of Wyoming and Idaho. It's very close to Palisades Lake; a huge expanse of blue water surrounded by breathtaking scenery courtesy of the Teton Mountains. If John Denver were alive, he would probably come here often. The restaurant is actually called "Brenthoven's." The menu is immediately eclectic and gives little hints that the chef- who also runs the bar- knows what he's doing. It's a favorite among backcountry pilots- the reason I was there- and is not only a great little restaurant, but is also a happening bar with an unlikely, interesting clientele. There were 6 of us for dinner, and I have to be honest: nothing was even close to mediocre. All the dishes were simply out of this world. Delicate flavors, bold swaths of color, perfect preparation, world-class presentation. It was amazing. Highlights: The pumpkin soup is like nothing I've ever had. Forget what it's called. Just know it's one of the tastiest little cups of anything you'll ever have the privilege to eat. The Cod Parmesan is the star here. It's a delicate, souffle-like concoction, with a beautiful light cod flavor and a perfect texture. The Parmesan adds JUST the right amount of counterbalance to the cod, along with a myriad of other ingredients. This is the stuff of dreams. I'd fly to Wyoming just to have this. The steak (Rib-eye) was like butter and with enough flavor to satisfy an Argentinian escaping from a vegetarian fat farm. Just excellent. The salads were fresh and crisp and the bread was just--baked. I'm told the drinks in the bar are extra strong...for what that's worth. This is a world-class gourmet restaurant hiding among the cowboy-pseudo-western trappings of Wyoming. Don't let the location fool you, the Nordic Inn could be numbered among the truly great restaurants in the West. It was that good.

This is a very simple, clean and restful little motel. It's the kind where you park right in front…read moreof your door. The room had been updated nicely, and was cheery inside. Outdoor pool was empty, closed. A field adjoining/owned by the motel provided a happy place for our old dog; leash optional, depending on your dog's temperament. The resident blue heeler was mellow and sweet, making sure to give us a welcome when we arrived. The town is cute, and we'd stay here again.

I've stayed in hundreds of hotels and this was the best shower I've used. Quiet room, friendly…read morestaff, comfy beds, perfect air conditioning, and soft warm blankets. We had absolutely no issues with this place, I will stay here next time I'm in the area.

I went to the Bull Moose for lunch. The bull moose is a rustic lodge and saloon in Alpine, Wyoming…read more They have reasonably priced food. Service is slow but it is Wyoming and we tend to have a laid back sense of life. The burger I ordered was pretty good and the fries were also great. The bull moose uses real fresh cut Idaho potatos cut into thick wedges. This with a cold beer makes a great and filling meal.

The food ( when it was finally brought to the table) was good, although a simple corn dog was…read moreforgotten and put in late. The server literally never checked on our table, clearly to busy being talking to friends. There were maybe 5 other people in the entire place and everything took a really long time, drinks were never refilled, we didn't get utensils until after our food got there and after we asked. We had to find our own napkins.overall just awful service, super disappointing.