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    The Wildflower Lodge

    5.0 (4 reviews)
    Closed • 6:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa

    Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa

    (83 reviews)

    $$$

    beautiful resort. fantastic staff. excellent restaurant and accommodations. they go out of their…read moreway to make sure you are comfortable and have everything you need. highly recommend!!!!

    Definitley one of our favorite hotels ever…read more First impression was very warm and inviting, the lobby is beautiful and the staff is ultra professional. Unfortuntely, we were not pleased with the room they gave us (right next to the noisy front desk, view of the parking lot), so I requested something better (it was our 30th anniversary, after all) and they obliged, which went a long way with us. And everything was a huge thumbs up from that point on! The room itself spoke strongly to our aesthetics - dark wood, cozy, cabin-like feel, but with all the amenities of an upscale apartment, including a comfortable bed with cushioned headboard, well-stocked kitchen, full-size refrigerator, pod coffee machine, WiFi, two large screen TVs. And we had a great view off the patio/deck. There was no run-down furniture or bad carpet or imperfections in the wood or curtains. Everything was pristine clean, including the outdoor chairs and table. And everything worked perfectly and intuitively - lights, plugs, fireplace, shower (with great water pressure!), stove, small kitchen appliances, and a refrigerator that was super cold when we arrived. It might seem like these are all obvious things. But we have stayed in so many hotels, some quite expensive, that had all sorts of little things that didn't work right, were dirty or worn, or were difficult to figure out. Those little annoyances added up to big disappointments. The fact that everything was functional, clean, and easy here was a fantastic relief. Side note on the room: our one complaint was the pillows. Standard "bulk buy" flat flat flat hotel pillows. This is such a ubiquitous thing (the one and only exception I've ever experienced in the US was the Lotte Towers in NYC) that I can't really let it affect my review, but I did find it a little disappointing that they don't spring for better pillows. Service was wonderful. They sent up sweets and drinks on two different nights, as anniversary gifts. The doorman happily brought up our load of luggage, with door to door service. Front desk was always helpful and friendly - the with directions and recommendations and they sent up slippers since we forgot to bring any kind of slip ons to go to the pool. In the lobby, coffee is available in the mornings, fruit and water in the afternoons, and dessert every night from 7:30 to 9:30. We spent one late afternoon at the indoor pool and jacuzzi at the spa, and then made our way up to the 4th floor hot tub with mountain views. So beautiful and relaxing. We also visited Spur, which we did not enjoy, but I reviewed them separately and do not feel that should carry over into the hotel review. No question we will come back here when we visit the Tetons again!

    Fireside Resort

    Fireside Resort

    (95 reviews)

    5 stars. It's…read morelocated near Grand Teton National Park. I booked during their slow season, so I found it affordable. I know prices go up during summer, which is normal for the area. You'll get your own private cabin equipped with a kitchenette that's fully stocked for cooking. It has it's own patio with picnic table and a grill. You also have your own fire pit and parking spot. Inside, it is charmingly decorated with rustic western décor. The bathroom is modern and the bedroom is cozy. I absolutely loved my stay here. Apparently, moose have been known to roam around the property, but I never saw but I am sure they are around during dawn/dusk. There is also a communal hot tub. I just love the privacy. It felt like my own little home.

    The initial impression of the resort's entrance and the cabin area was quite charming…read more However, we must share our observations regarding the RV park section, which unfortunately fell short of our expectations for a "resort" experience. While we understand the challenges of maintaining an outdoor facility, several aspects significantly detracted from our stay. Specifically, the condition of the dog waste stations was consistently problematic; they were often overflowing, which created an unsanitary environment and made it unpleasant to utilize these facilities for our pets. Furthermore, the internal roads within the RV park were a significant concern. The widespread presence of large mud holes, particularly after any precipitation, made walking our dogs and simply navigating the area quite difficult and messy. We found ourselves constantly trying to avoid these areas, which limited the enjoyment of our walks and tracked mud into our RV. We believe that consistent maintenance, perhaps through more frequent emptying of the dog stations and regular replenishment of gravel on the unpaved roads, would vastly improve the guest experience and bring the RV park closer to the "resort" standard suggested by your branding. Given these maintenance issues and the impact on our overall comfort and convenience, we regret to say that we would not be able to recommend the RV park portion of your facility to others at this time.

    The Spa At Rustic Inn

    The Spa At Rustic Inn

    (15 reviews)

    $$

    I'd recommend, but with some constructive criticism. The masseuse shouldn't scold the client about…read moredrinking coffee before the session. My masseuse was very good, but she had what I felt like was a lot of criticism about my posture, my breathing, and more. She paused too much during the actual massage with hot towels. Seemed like way too long I waited for actual hands on massage. She never offered water. She appeared with a clipboard at the end and I didn't even have my glasses to see what I was signing. She was gone like the wind once I paid. I love massages. I get them all the time. She knew what she was doing. She gave a great massage, but it came with some deficiency in bedside manner.

    We arrived prior to our massage appointment to enjoy the sauna and hot tub. The area around the hot…read moretub had no chairs, no tables to place our towels, robes or belongings. After being in a highly chlorinated hot tub I wanted to rinse off and hydrate my skin with some lotion. None to be found in the men's locker room. I asked one of the massage therapist who happened to be walking by and she said "we don't put lotion in the locker rooms". My response- "you don't provide lotion in a spa locker room"? Her response "nope". She was very rude, snappy and short in her responses. The inside temp of the spa was 88 degrees. We felt like we were suffocating in very hot air. Unfortunately we ended up leaving before our appointments. We did not get a welcoming friendly vibe. Lack of interests in the customer needs. No thank you! I will take my time and money to another spa. In response to Amber- you are correct. We did receive a tour of your spa which was much appreciated and also expected. Your spa men's locker room also lacked correctly sized spa slides. All were size extra small. But after a very brief short tour there was no one left in sight to assist. "The butler" who didn't realize her title as butler when we asked. We were not sure who to address concerns and questions to." We couldn't find you Amber to address our concerns regarding the very warm temp of the waiting area, get a WiFi password, and recieve proper products for our visit. While you may claim you are an "intimate" boutique spa. Your service did not provide any level of intimate personal experience. Your employees should have the answers to basic questions/ needs of a spa. Lotion is a basic essential.

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