Awesome family owned business. Love the history and the original cabins from the 1920's, but some…read moreupdates, bathrooms, wi fi. Cable. Personal attention from the owners. I would not hesitate to return. Oh, the rates are much better than impersonal motels.

Loved staying in our clean quaint rustic cabin. The updated shower was one of the best on our trip…read moreacross country. Friendly staff.

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.

My wife and I just stayed at the Eagle Peak Lodge and it was terrific! We called the day before to…read moresee if they had rooms available and talked with Jesse. He was so helpful and kind. I asked if they had any ev charging stations in the area. He told me he didn't have any idea but he would look if we had a minute. About 30 seconds later he said he found info that showed there were some behind a pizza place in town. Jesse said he had never seen them but it showed they were there. We asked about restaurants and he said the chargers were right behind his 2nd favorite place to eat (Five 11 Main Pizzeria and Soda Fountain). I asked what his first choice would be and he said Big Juds, right next door. We arrived earlier than we expected and a different gentleman named Scott greeted us and allowed us to check in early and was also as nice as he could be! We told him it was a rest day/down day and he said if you want a cool drive you may want to consider a drive to Mesa Falls. It was awesome and so were both restaurants that we were told about! Our hotel room was great! It was a large, clean room with a very comfortable bed and incredible shower/water pressure! It was perhaps the best pressure we have ever had at any hotel - it was that good!!! We will definitely be back to the hotel if we are in the area again!!! We stopped there before going to the Grand Tetons. Also, the price of the hotel was less than 1/4 of the cost of hotels inside the park!!! Scott and Jesse were amazing, the hotel was clean and neatly decorated, the price was great, and we couldn't have been happier! Go see them the next time you're in Ashton, ID.

Review is based solely on the RV PARK…read more Alright guys if you are reading this is because you are on your way to Yellowstone and need a safe place to stay that's only 1 hour away to the West entrance. Well don't get discouraged from the other post. Some are really old post and some are based on misguided information. Trust me, I live and rely on Yelp reviews so I was kinda hesitant to stay here but I gave it a try. How bad can it be!? But first let's address some of the reviews. Someone said they couldn't find it? I mean cmon there is a huge sign and entrance directing RV people to their RV spaces (and yes we arrived at night and found it). Took us about 2 seconds before we figured that one out. :) Now let's address some other stuff, customer service!? Well we had a great experience. It was as simple as calling in, reserving a spot and enjoying our travels. Now let's talk about the RV spaces itself. They were so many options to choose from, all provided with hookups , level spots and some great views. I really hate when people leave bad reviews on places that don't deserve it. Have fun and safe travels.

Cute spot! Seemed recently updated and very clean. Someone called it old timey and I agree with…read morethat. Two older but comfortable beds. Door wasn't fully sealed but felt safe. WiFi worked, breakfast was pretty light (lots of pre packaged pastries). Would stay here again if passing through!

We stayed two nights here. It is now called the Fishing Bear Lodge. I had left a $65 bottle of…read moreshampoo in the shower and when I called Donna, she talked to the housekeeper. The housekeeper asked, why did you want it? We know we left it. These people are dishonest! There's no doubt in my mind that we left it there. They are extremely dishonest. The beds are hard, and the towels are so thin and old they aren't fit for rags. The place is a rip off, they don't freshen the rooms between nights. Be sure to find somewhere else to stay....especially somewhere with a fan in the bathroom!

This was the worst hotel/experience we dealt with on our 2 week road trip. I made the reservation…read morein the morning through Expedia. When we pulled into town at 6:44pm their parking lot was covered in snow too deep for our car to access. We walked to the lobby and no one was there, called the number and she had no record of our reservation. I told her we couldn't even get in the parking lot. The hotel across the street had a nicely cleared lot. We opted to go somewhere else. I asked if I would be charged and she said no since it hadn't come across her system. We actually did get charged. Expedia tried to get our refund and the lady said no! We never even stayed there!! Do yourself a favor and go down the road to St. Anthony's, the whole town was super friendly and their parking lots were cleared.

Where do I begin.... The scenery is absolutely gorgeous. The sunrise from the main suite was what…read moredreams are made of. The mattress, the mattress was amazing. Best sleep of my life, extremely quiet and calm environment. Breakfast is wonderful, I'm a picky eater and they accommodated me perfectly while still making me feel welcome. Dennis had wonderful travel advice and ever printed us a map to help with one adventure. The house is very quiet in the morning, I was able to make coffee myself before the rest of the house woke (they include easy to follow directions). Close to the house is an Ospreys nest over the river. Baby fawn were near the river a few mornings. This place is a gem in Rigby!

We rented the entire B&B for our family and extended family while we were in town for our…read moredaughter's wedding. The property was perfect. We were all able to have our own rooms yet gather for breakfast, and mid-day walks together as a family. I woke up 2 of the 4 mornings to see a Moose outside by the river. All the rooms were perfect! We played cards at night, drank coffee in the morning, and had great fellowship with our family, whom we rarely see. It was far better than getting hotel rooms in town. The space was perfect for relaxing and enjoying each other. The B&B itself was clean, well-decorated, and very accommodating. The only thing I didn't realize was that we wouldn't have access to the kitchen, which I should have suspected. We were told we could use the grill; however, without a kitchen, it made the idea of grilling out as a family difficult. In my head, I thought it would be more like an Airbnb in the sense that we would access the kitchen, but that was the only thing I was unaware of as we had rented the entire space. The hosts, however, prepared terrific breakfasts for us each morning, and we just ate out each night. The river was fast, so we didn't do any fishing; however, the view right out the back door was priceless. A few of our family members used the hot tub, which they greatly enjoyed - sitting under the stars in a hot tub with the snake river and mountains in the background... Perfection!

This place is dope as hell. Everybody was super respectful. Your freedom is also respected. It's a…read morecross between a Ramada Inn and a Band B. Those are horrible descriptors. I don't know how else to describe it. It's straight up amazing. The owner is amazing. The help are amazing. At night they are nowhere to be found. And I mean that in a good way. Do not miss the game room downstairs. Hidden stairwell by the microwave. Find it. I can't wait to go back with my family. Highlight of my 3500 mile road trip.

Let's face it, it's difficult to choose accommodations thousands of miles from your hometown not…read moretruly knowing what to expect. With that being said, we were more than satisfied with our stay here. It is a most unique and inviting lodge. While the room not exceptionally large, it was roomy enough with plenty of space in bath and dressing area. Our window looked out over the rushing creek/river(?) behind the lodge. They have a large swing right at the river which was wonderful. They also had a large fire pit area to enjoy, and we did! A wonderful light breakfast is offered in the lovely common area. We were more than pleased and if ever in the area again, will definitely stay here.

Rating the restaurant which only offers a tasting menu (pick one appetizer, one entree and one…read moredessert from the 3-4 options in each section and the price you pay is the price of the entree which is between $65-80 per person). The restaurant itself is nicely decorated (feels like you are in an upscale cabin) with a few tables and some tables outside. They bring out bread to the table with olive oil and tomato puree, but my gripe is they brought 4 small slices of bread in a basket to our table of 4. We had to ask for more bread twice (once to soak up the sauce from the appetizers). They could definitely be more generous with the bread, but that is minor. For my appetizer I ordered the gnocchi (brown butter sauce with crispy prosciutto, sage and mushrooms) which was absolutely delicious, I just wish it was a slightly bigger portion. I know it is a starter, but I always want more than 6 or so gnocchi. The texture was perfect, pillowy and soaked up the sauce nicely. For my entree I ordered the beef medallions in a green peppercorn sauce with asparagus and potatoes au gratin. This dish was also divine (though I could have done with fewer peppercorns). The meat was cooked perfectly and was a nice sized portion (6 medium slices of steak). The asparagus and au gratin were very tasty and went well with the dish. Others had the halibut with farrow which they enjoyed, especially the tomato jam on top of the fish though I think the beef was the better of the two dishes. There were 4 desserts and 4 of us so we tried all four. There was a blood orange sorbet (way too sour for my liking), bananas foster cake, ice cream with fresh berries and a chocolate bread pudding. We enjoyed them all (others like the sorbet) and one in our group said the desserts were the best course. Overall we had a really nice meal and it is fairly good value for the quality and for being a 3 course menu. The only thing to improve here is the service. They only had 3 servers we saw and while our waitress was friendly, she seemed new and overwhelmed. We had to ask for out water to be refilled a few times, for more bread (we asked, it did not arrive and we had to ask again), and she did not come by our table often. She had forgotten a request to put a sauce on the side (no big deal) and we had to flag her down for the bill. Again not a huge detractor, but for an upscale restaurant you would expect more attentive service. All that said, the food was fantastic and I would recommend coming here for dinner.

I'd rate this 5 stars as a restaurant but 3 stars as a fishing lodge. Here's why…read more Restaurant: food was outstanding for all four evenings we ate. Beware the limited menu (about 3-4 selections in each category) but that's a good sign, not a bad one, when it comes to a fairly small restaurant and the need to have fresh ingredients. The weather didn't permit us to eat outside, but I'm guessing it's even better when the patio is open. Lodge: the patio and main rooms are nice, the guest rooms were ok but for the price ($1500/night for us for two people) we found the furnishings and construction a bit cheap. The service was excellent and the people wonderful. But the price was high and -- most important -- the fishing was meh. Between two of us we caught maybe 10 trout in 3 days in June which is supposed to be a good month. I'd recommend the lodge for couples. For fishing buddies you might be better off -- and spend a lot less money -- at a more casual place.

What a great find! Our room was just perfect for a good nights sleep. Our room was clean, the bed…read morewas super comfortable and seriously the best pillows I've had at hotel. From what I've read on other reviews, the rooms seem to have renovated and updated. The bathroom was clean. The grounds were very well kept. The room came with a mini fridge, microwave, coffee pot, and TV with streaming access if you so desired. The main office offered coffee in the morning. Definitely would stay here again!

Nice Quite place to sleep Had everything i needed would…read morestay longer but traveling for work. Thank you.

Lovely experience here. Clean, great shower, nice staff, decent breakfast included. Location is…read moregood as it is close to everything, walkable. It's pricey though. We had a king premium room and it was about 550.00 for one night.

When we first checked in, I was so happy with everything. The lobby, the service, the room with…read morefireplace, double shower heads (on opposite sides) in shower very romantic and great atmosphere. I loved it so much we extended our stay another night (from two to three nights)... well had I not extended it it would have been 5 stars. However since we had gotten up early the previous morning I'm talking 3 am to drive into park before sunrise, we hoped to sleep in, but I was awoken by a LOT of noise around 6 am. I was so sad as the previous two nights were barely short of perfect. I literally had to go investigate where this loud banging was coming from... it was behind a closed "employee door" and I believe it was laundry and there must have been boots in the dryer or something that was banging every 3 seconds. Cry face. So I guess the walls and ceilings aren't as sound proof as I had originally thought, I also stayed at a time where it was not sold out so that may have helped my first impression. I recommend very much if you are a deep sleeper. I would most likely stay again as well but ask for maybe an end of the hall room away from laundry. Also service was fantastic and the two men we encountered working were soooo friendly and nice and we liked chatting with them. Breakfast I didn't have but hubs said it was a great layout. I definitely should note the Bed and pillows were comfy. It was a softer bed but still supportive and my bed at home is pretty dang firm and I slept great (other than above). West Yellowstone is adorable and don't miss out on the Buffalo bar.