Don't let its looks scare you! I didn't get much photos but the room was very homey. It IS air…read moreconditioned and heater ventilated if you were wondering. Staff was kind and the community room was definitely the highlight of this hostel. They provide lots of entertainment like books, board games, ping pong, pool, shuffle board, table soccer, etc. Getting in the top bunk was kind of a challenge but other than that, the room was spacious enough to fit an extra bed along with all our stuff. The place doesn't have an elevator so if you happen to have physical problems such as getting up stairs, this place might not be for you unless you score a room on the first floor. I would definitely recommend this place for quality time with friends and family. Theres also a fat black cat named Lionel Richie if that convinces you

This place is one of the more affordable places in the area where you can be about 20 mins away…read morefrom the park. It was a great spot to be in to get to the grand Tetons right away without staying in Jackson hole. I'll definitely be back. They also offer free coffee for the mornings, toothpaste, and shampoo. I stayed with a couple of friends in the bunk room and it was so fun. It reminded me of summer camp.

Pros: 1. Inexpensive. Jackson Hole is expensive and saying…read morehere can be very accommodating on the budget. 2. Availability. If you don't book well in advance, Jackson Hole may not have enough lodging options. 3. Comfortable beds and clean linen, sheets and towels. 4. Quiet and safe. I wasn't sure what to expect from this hostel but everyone observed quiet hours at night and folks kept to themselves. Cons: 1. It's hard to even find the entrance! There are no signs which actually advertise "Cache House" 2. No onsite parking. You have to find street parking which is not always easy if you arrive at night. 3. It can get quite suffocating to sleep inside the bunks especially if you're on the upper bunk. You only have a tiny fan for air circulation and the curtain blocks any of the outside AC air. 4. Our locker kept jamming and our combination wouldn't work. At one point we just kept our luggage in our car and only carried the essentials with us to the hostel. I'd say this is definitely one option to stay in Jackson Hole for a max of 1-2 nights provided you couldn't find something better in terms of pricing and availability.

My friend and I were traveling through Wyoming to visit some parks and were looking for some…read morecheaper accommodations. Jackson Hole is a pretty expensive place to visit and this hostel was one that had (less) bad reviews and not so crazy prices. ($371 for two nights, Thurs and Friday. Yes, still quite pricey) We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here! The concierge called us the day of to make sure we were still coming, and was fine to us checking in around midnight. It is located in the same building as the anvil hotel, and the check in area is through an entrance in the small parking lot onsite. ....don't try to park there though, there is only street parking across the street. It can be limited. Check in process was fairly easy. There was someone at the desk to help us get sorted. They told us the queen bed we reserved was not clean when we got there, so they gave us a new bed right away. Thankfully it was a Thursday night and there were less people so it was easy to arrange. The entire place is downstairs under the anvil hotel. We were allowed one locker (big enough for one carry on luggage), and one drawer under bed (two big backpacks). They also provide you with a shower towel and another small/face towel. You cannot bring food or drink inside the bed area. My friend and I loved the numerous individual shower rooms, equipped with your own toilet, sink, shower, lavender scented shampoo conditioner body wash! They also had multiple rooms with just toilets as well. The sinks are at the end of the hall and had labeled sections for dirty towels. The other reviews stated there was no AC, which is true. I did not find it a problem, even though we came here July 7-9 2022. There is no ventilation whatsoever but It was relatively cool when I stayed. There was a small fan that kept us cool in our lower bunk. We kept it on the entire night. The showers also had no ventilation so after showers, it would stay humid unless you kept the door open to dry. Living spaces was comfortable. There was a Couch area, community bench and table, and a few tables and chairs. Unfortunately if you wanted hot water (for food), you had to go upstairs to ask the front desk for hot water. They would only give you a cup though bc the front desk doubled as a coffee shop. No refrigerator as well. Lock on our locker kept getting jammed or not working so we had to go upstairs to ask to get it fixed. There was basically no one working downstairs, so if you wanted anything, you needed to go upstairs to front desk to ask about it. They were nice and polite but it was a hassle. I liked that this place was in the middle of Jackson hole/downtown so it was walking distance to coffee shops, shopping area, small park, restaurants. There was also a farmers market down the street the Saturday we were leaving! Overall, pretty cool hostel that might have upped my expectations of hostels forever! But I would assume it would be nice since we paid a pretty penny... Definitely would stay here again if I were visiting. Weeknights are a lot quieter, Friday and Saturdays are a bit busier with more people in and out

Really the only saving grace of this place is its location to downtown. When we came in at 1 PM,…read morewith check in time at 12, we were told our room still wasn't ready and it will take an hour for it to be. No apology. No care. We go hiking in the perfect Tetons and come back about five hours later. Thankfully the room is ready, but I'm pretty sure the floor would've been a more comfortable place to lay. I've also stayed in nicer dorm rooms than this place. It was cinder block walls, with one TINY window and two other boarded up windows. A TV that worked (I was surprised by that) and the worlds smallest bathroom. When I say on the edge of the bed I was pretty sure the bed was going to fold up around me. When we went to bed, it was a miracle we could fall asleep. You could feel if the other person blinked. Luckily, being exhausted helped me fall asleep, but not stay there. I get it's an inlet place, but you need to upgrade in order to not completely suck.

Front desk person was nice on phone and in person. Room was inviting, clean, and comfortable…read more Walking distance to everything. Parking was convenient. Motel was easy to find. Front desk office was very small, but I don't mind that. This place is not a chic boutique resort and spa, like some of the other places in Jackson, but the price was very reasonable. What Rawhide Motel offers is enough for me to return.

We spent three nights here and the experience was AMAZING!! The lodge was adorably rustic with…read morecarvings of bears and woodland critters everywhere you looked. They have a bar, restaurant, hot tub, pool and sauna which I highly recommend trying all the amenities. We checked in after a long day of travel with delayed flights, full on adrenaline and anxiety or running to make connecting flights, stressed out about whether we'd be able to get our rental car. Needless to say we needed some good vibes. The front desk turned our day around!!! We arrived to a delicious cocktail and smooth check in. Then we were upgraded to a beautiful suite! Excellent service and a wonderful experience!

Disappointing stay. I booked this hotel specifically for the amenities and relaxing atmosphere, but…read morekey features were either closed early or not functioning--and none of this was made clear during booking. The jets in the tub didn't work (despite photos suggesting otherwise), and everything at the property was shut down well before 8pm. I planned my entire day around returning in time to enjoy the amenities, only to be redirected to a sister property with no posted hours and little help from staff. I sent an email to management with my concerns and never even received a response. Overall, it felt like they just didn't care about guest experience. Would not return.

Lovely little hotel at the end of the town square. It's one of the first things you see when you…read morearrive in Jackson Hole. Everything during our stay was great. Beds were comfortable, shower had great pressure, the only thing off was the view. One side of the building overlooks a lot that had construction and building materials so we didn't really have a good "view". The front units have a view of the town square and Snow King. They do offer free coffee and have coffee drinks for sale in the lobby. They have s'mores and cider during the winter evenings. Also on the backside of the property is one of the best restaurants in JH-Glorietta. Definitely make a reservation there as soon as you can/ahead of your arrival. It's within steps of the hotel so you can walk right over. We had an amazing meal there. Highly recommend! Overall great place and would stay again!

Loved this hotel as a solo traveler and would absolutely recommend it. Amazing downtown location…read morewithin walking distance to the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, great shops, and restaurants. Super comfortable bed and the peppermint shower products were a great touch.

Convenient location & bang for your buck. Mountain Modern is a recently renovated stay. We stayed…read morefor 2 nights, mid-week after 10 nights in the backcountry winter camping. It was certainly a warmer place than we had been laying our heads so we were appreciative of many of the amenities. They have onsite laundry for your smelly clothes or if you want to get caught up with laundry before getting home to unpack. Let it be known that it is $10.00 PER LOAD -$5 wash/$5 dry. The walls and ceiling are incredibly thin. They do provide cute notes and ear plugs to overcome this objective. It was tolerable for us but be aware. You will hear your neighbors. Superb location. Quick walk (5-10 min) to many great spots around Jackson. Super quick walk to Pearl St Bagels. In room coffee station did not include any tea options. Overall decent room for value.

"Ooh, mama You run for the money…read moreYou don't even know about wild mountain honey" (Steve Miller Band) If you aren't expecting a Marriott or Hilton experience, you will be OK. Modern Motel is a cluster of buildings around a central courtyard with a fire pit. It has a wonderful location within easy walking distance to all of Jackson's restaurants and shopping. Modern gives you a small room with a small bathroom. The room was recently redecorated with carpeting and wall decor, so it was very neat. But it was short on electrical plugs and the room was dark -even with all the lights and lamps on, there were shadows in the room. The heat was noisy (when it first came on we thought it was a rainstorm) and the bathroom fan was noisier. There are no dressers, but an oversized tall wall cutout for your skis. There is a built-in bottle opener on the wall. Speaking of walls, they are pretty thin so you'll hear every sneeze, cough, and footstep. but no worries - because this is the only motel I've ever seen that prov8des earplugs for the room. There are some great features, besides the location. Service was great, and when we had a problem with the shower, a gent from the office was over to get things going within minutes.

Last night I stayed in a room that cost me $400. I was an adult when you named your motel super 8…read moreand that was because you were going to be a better experience than junkie motel 6. And you charged $8 a night. Honestly I was very unimpressed. $400 a night. The sheets were ragged and those things you put on top of the beds are from about 1960. And your towels, oh my goodness, thin and white and rough and old. I got a text message - it was very nice welcoming me to my room and asking me if I needed anything. I replied and asked that I would like a few more pillows and another blanket which we did end up needing but no one ever replied. No elevator. $400 a night. Three flights and no elevator. Yes the room was clean. The housekeeper seemed very kind and helpful. But for $400 a night you guys should really up your standard.

I've never experienced such unprofessional customer service. When I called and stroke to I believe…read morea "Carlos"at the front desk with a few simple questions regarding rates and my informed him my preference to book online for this establishment, the employee actually told me to "stop wasting his time" and then hung up on me. Completely rude and unacceptable. If this is how guests are treated before even arriving, I can't imagine what the stay would be like. I will never consider booking here again and would not recommend this motel to anyone.

We landed in Grand Teton and this was the midway halt as we wanted to start for Yellowstone next…read moremorning. The place is huge with a diner and open area for playing but cabins are filled with of mosquitoes. It was a very tough night because of mosquitoes. We couldn't buy a repellent as store was already closed. Hatchet Grill- that is a 4 restaurant. We ordered pan cakes Biscuit and gravy Omelette All dishes were 10/10 , I can eat there any day!!

We found ourselves without anywhere to stay one night in the Tetons after our room fell through…read moreelsewhere. Someone recommended we try the Hatchet. There was only one room left so we took.it. I am so happy we did. My girls (8,11) were bummed we didn't get a hotel with a pool, but that was quickly forgotten after we checked in. They loved the food, the views, and the games outside to play were so much better than watching TV. The staff wad friendly and the breakfast was amazing. The guy who waited on us was super nice and we even got to put a pin on the map showing where everyone called home. Highly recommend.

Lovely hotel, friendly desk staff, every single one. On par…read morewith the other upscale hotels of Teton Village- not 4-seasons 5star, but i wasn't seeking that over my comfortable 5days. i also wasn't seeking the many bedbug bites that i found over my arms, back, and chest. all other causes excluded. i expect this is a rather rare event. nevertheless, many of the bites--on me, confirmed cause; relatively new suitcase now discarded, heavy washing, and all the other unpleasant measures. i did let them know, as i would hope any guest would. Finally reached a manager. He was quite polite but stated they found no indications of bugs. I can hardly reconcile that given that I returned home covered with back , torso, arm bites, and had the diagnosis affirmed locally-- with no intervening stay. We leave the conversation at an impasse. I have the bites, the discarded luggage, the medical confirmation, but Continuum has their view. I will not (ever) be staying there again, nor can I suggest this to anyone else. Make you own choices, thus informed. Remarkable. ---- Update I called the Jackson Dept of Health after the cursory dismissal by the manager. I had no confidence that a proper evaluation of the room was performed and that mitigation was undertaken. Denial does not make the facts disappear

So to be honest I was dreading staying in this hotel after reading the reviews here (booked it…read morebefore reading the reviews as I was desperate to book a place at that time ) BUT it was actually pretty decent if not good. Yes, walls are paper thin (you can hear all the doors open/close from inside your room - worked in our favor bec it forced us to be up and ready early haha) and yes rooms have no refrigerators (i think only select ones have) which for the price you'd expect there even a small one. But overall the experience was good, the room was CLEAN. Based on the reviews, I made a point to inspect the bed and towels since I have an insane allergy to dust, and it was all good. Check-in/check-out was quick and seamless. Free masks were offered and free coffee in the morning was a plus as well! Overall a great base camp and will consider going back.