If you are looking for that not quite out of the way place where your mind and soul both can be…read morerefreshed, well then this is it. For those who prefer a level up from glamping aka the luxuries of a comfortable bed, hot shower, indoor plumbing and so much more then this is the place for you! Here you will have all the creature comforts of home and the great outdoors is just a single step from your front door. No matter your outdoor hobby there are ample opportunities to hike, horseback ride, trail ride, mountain bike ride, swim, kayak, paddle board, canoe, fish and so much more. For me it was not all fun and games unfortunately as this was work / vacation time for me. The property management team could not have been more accommodating, and I was able to work remotely using a robust satellite internet connection. If you are considering coming to the area for play, or work and play. Do yourself a favor and make it the best it can be by staying at this amazing location in these amazing cabins.

From the owner: Always ready to assist you with your accommodations on a 1-1 basis. Let us help you plan your…read morevacations in the beautiful Wind River Mountains. Our customers love relaxing in our beautiful large hand hewn log cabins. Wind River Club is located adjacent to the White Pine Ski Area. During the winter season enjoy downhill skiing, cross-country skiing on acres of groomed trails, tubing, ice skating, terrain park. White Pine Ski Area also offers a daytime grill & pub for your evening enjoyment. Contact us for your catering needs. Wind River Club is open year-round. We are located in the Bridger-Teton National Forest and offer close access to the Bridger Wilderness. We can help arrange fishing, boating, horseback riding, photography, hunting and golf outings. Call for reservations for your summer family reunion, group meeting, retreat or wedding. Cabins feature fully equipped kitchens, 2 bedrooms, loft, 2 full baths, jetted tub, washer & dryer, rock fireplace, and wrap around deck.

Road conditions were staring to go downhill as the sun was setting, and snow was starting to fall…read more So, after driving 584 miles today, what a welcomed find this motel was. The exterior of stone and logs seemed to fit this area perfectly, especially with everything covered in snow. Entered a very nice lobby, was greeted with a smiling face and the news that they had a room available. And, only $55+ Tax, made me even happier. Inside the room one of the most comfortable beds ever, pillows too. The only thing that I can think of which is comparable, was a $300+ per night hotel in New York. While it is unlikely I'll ever be in this area again I would highly recommend this place to anyone. Kinda hate to leave but I'm hoping the next hotel in Jackson, Wyoming is just as comfortable. Also, * Shower- excellent * TV - many channels * Fridge, micro and coffee maker * Cool log desk with a very comfortable office chair * Baseboard heating which kept things quiet toasty with the outside temp at 9° * Wi-Fi - great If you stay here hope you have the same experience.

Paper thin walls. And of course neighbor was watching something on the 24" tv. You would be doing…read morecustomers a favor by taking these small tvs out of the room, or limit how high the sound can be turned up. The way this place is configured, you have neighbors on each side and one behind you. So, at 10 pm, we had a loud tv, loud talkers and music. Loud tv stopped at 1 pm. It's 2 pm and it's been a party of loud talkers getting louder. I guess they're getting drunker and drunker. I've been thinking for 4 hours that they're gonna go to bed soon, right? (Idk say something to the front desk, but they don't have someone after 10 pm.) Would be nice if there were hooks on the wall so one could hang their jacket or purse. There is an awful smell in the closet...dogs poo'ing or peeing in there? Was told our room was 118. Ok. Then couldn't find our room. Would be nice if desk person told people who are staying on the backside of the motel they're on the back side. Wore shower shoes in the shower. There is just a shower stall, which I'm generally ok with, but wanted to wash my hair and (weigh 135#) and even I had to be careful and maneuver to NOT touch anything (see ...shower shoes). Great DT location.

Alta, Wy. We came here in the summer for the Bluegrass…read morefestival put on by the resort. Unfortunately the experience was muddled by the smoke from the fires all the way in Spokane. The promoters were not to be deterred, thankfully, as I spent a lot of money just to get here. Compared to other festivals this one is run exceptionally. There is no heavy handed security people acting like wanna be cops. There presence is there if you need one. All of the staff is friendly, helpful and happy. The crowd is organized well and there is plenty of room for everyone. The only morning competition and run for space is for shaded areas and shade shelter spots. If you want to get close to the performers it's easy to just walk up to the standing area in front of the stage. For such big name acts, the festival crowd is mellow and friendly. At no time did I smell tobacco or witness its use in the standing area, a real rarity! The biggest positive,somewhat surprisingly, is that they don't price gouge now that you are captive. At some festivals the whole town raises their prices just for you. All the prices here were pretty much normal. Some of the food trucks were a bit pricey but not obscene. The sandwiches at the coffee shop were way overpriced but overall the food and beverage scene was good. We had to take the lift to the top in order to see the mountain peaks through the smoke. I'm glad we did, it was fun and spectacular. The lodging was very nice, with a good supply of hot water and a comfortable bed. The sounds travel well through the walls and ceiling so a good nights sleep is not guaranteed. We had an elephant man upstairs who walked about in his room for hours! WHY? Just bring ear plugs, they may help. The room key gets you into the pool area, but the hot tub had too many people in it to try. Did not matter, the air temp was 95 degrees at 6:00 pm. It's a bit of a drive to get here but I think I liked this festival better than Rocky Grass, just because everything is so much easier. If there is another great lineup I'll be here! Billy Strings?

I stayed here for a weekend. The room was clean. There are shops and food spots. I did a 3 mile…read morehike up the mountain and took the ski lift down. The views were gorgeous including a great view of The Grand Tetons.

We spent the day on an absolutely amazing, 12-mile hike with Jeff, and it could not have been…read morebetter. He was so knowledgeable, he made the hike fun, was encouraging, and he and his wife, Diane, did an amazing job planning everything (to include packing us a lunch, bringing extra hiking poles and backpacks, and bringing a water filter). We can't recommend them enough!

I looked carefully at guide services in Wyoming. I ended up planning a trip with Teton Backcountry…read moreGuides and had to cancel, through no fault of this guide service. I was impressed enough with the way they handled this, that I'm writing this review. They were charitable, courteous and demonstrated integrity - good people, true professionals. Mark Trabing

This is not a cheap day excursion but the memories you make will be worth the price paid. We…read morepurchased our lift tickets and rentals online. The more days you ski the cheaper the daily price gets. When we got there it was very easy to pick up our rental skis and snowboard. The employees helping get the boots and skis were very helpful and patient. They made sure we had just what we needed. At the end of the day returning our equipment was super fast and easy. We had to go to another area to pick up our lift tickets. That also was a quick process. We came on a pretty busy day. Some of the lines were a bit long but they kept them moving. The slopes were well groomed and great fun to ski. If you plan on parking close you will be charged a hefty fee to do so. But the lots are super close and convenient. We look forward to coming back.

My family and I visited Jackson Hole in July. Once you enter the site, you will see an information…read morecenter along with a few shops and souvenir shops. The Aerial Tram entrance is located just above the information center. After passing through the souvenir shop, turn right and you will find The Burger on your left and Sweetwater Gondola on your right. Your ticket for the Aerial Tram also grants you access to Bridger Gondola and Sweetwater Gondola. However, if you are on a tight schedule, I would highly recommend prioritizing the Aerial Tram. The other two gondolas can be skipped if time is limited. I know that the website is super hard to navigate, and I hope the following information are helpful. There are three gondolas at the resort: 1. Bridger Gondola - Takes you to the bike park and a small restaurant. 2. Sweetwater Gondola - Serves the mid-mountain terrain and takes you to Piste Mountain Bistro. 3. Aerial Tram - Brings you to the highest observation point with stunning views, access to hiking trails, and Corbet's Cabin (home of the famous waffles). Corbet's Cabin and Piste Mountain Bistro will be reviewed separately in upcoming posts

We thoroughly enjoyed our two day stay at Teepee Lodge. The owners were very helpful and friendly…read more the lodge was comfortable, very clean and so cute. Our room was small but perfectly appointed. The breakfast muffins were delicious. I would love the recipe. A perfect spot in a beautiful area of our beautiful country. We hope to visit again.

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.

Everything was perfect! Thank you for all the extras in making our stay special. The room was very…read morespacious , the king size bed was extremely comfortable & had all the amenities we needed for our long trip across the U.S.A. The breakfast ....all I can say is that is the best offering we have ever had at a hotel.

Odd place and not good. Rooms were not very clean, carpet felt like it hadn't been properly cleaned…read morein quite some time and the breakfast situation felt like I was eating out of someone's home kitchen.

First time snowboarding in three years. Pretty much had the place to myself. Could have been that…read moreit was -15 that day but still a great time. It had just snowed the night prior, which provided a good bit of fresher snow to groom in the morning. I also rented equipment (helmet, boots, bindings, snowboard) the morning of. Super easy process with a knowledgeable team.

Very disappointed in our stay at Trailborn (formerly Snow King Resort) this weekend. You can expect…read morea budget motel level of customer service at this "luxury resort & spa". While the property is beautiful, the lack of care for their guests most basic needs is abysmal and absolutely embarrassing for a Marriott property. The check-in process took entirely too long and the staff was unfriendly from the moment we walked in, this should have been our first clue as to how this stay was to go. When we arrived to our room the room was very clean, except for a large stain on the carpet, which we found strange considering they had just done a remodel. Upon going for a shower, we discovered the shower curtain had been installed wrong as the vinyl cover was on the outside. When grabbing a towel from the shelf below the sink, the shelf fell down knocking the towels to the floor. This is also when we discovered there was not a hair dryer in the room. We tried to call down to the front desk - The phone didn't work. So with a wet head, we headed down to the front desk to ask for a hairdryer. We were informed that house keeping would bring one up to the room. An hour goes by and nothing. We go back down to the front desk as we had an event to attend on a time crunch and again, a simple request was met with attitude and we were told that "the head of house keeping would get one to us soon". Well. Soon was never. Thankfully, a friend was staying at the hotel and we ended up borrowing theirs. As of our checkout time, no hairdryer was ever brought up to us. Every interaction with the front desk staff, especially Cameron, was met with attitude. They would constantly stare at their computers and offered no explanation or help for our most basic needs as guests. We were also told there was "not a manager on duty" several times when trying to resolve these issues. Having traveled around the country for work on a weekly basis, I have had better customer service from budget chain hotels. The final and most perfect straw was the fact that they advertised a free airport shuttle online to their guests. The evening before our flight we confirmed our pickup time at 4PM, and at 11PM we received a text from the front desk stating that they "didn't have a driver". No apology. Nothing offered to help us. When we went down to speak with the staff, they told us "well I guess you could take a bus or something". There's that Trailborn hospitality. The only people who treated us with any kindness was the morning breakfast buffet staff, bartender at Old Timer, and the house keepers. TDLR; take your business elsewhere. This hotel and their dismissive staff do not care about you or making your stay a pleasant one.

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!

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!!!!

We hired Blucher Creek Outfitters to carry 2 of us plus our backpacking equipment to Island Lake in…read morethe Wind River Range (about 100 miles south of Jackson Hole, WY). Derrick was great to work with (all arrangements were made over the internet). Ernie met us as scheduled and we loaded the pack horse with 4 days of equipment and food and we rode our horses in 13 miles. Derrick and Ernie were both very safety conscious and professional. I highly recommend them if you're looking for an outfitter in the Wind River area.

These guys are awesome! We used them to pack in our gear for a 3-day Gannett Peak summit trip. If…read moreyou want to do Gannett in 3-days, use these guys!