This is a review of the horseback ride only -- we did not stay here overnight. Loved it. We took the 2-hour ride, and there were 5 guests & 2 ranch employees with our group. The horses were very nice to ride and in great condition. The leaders were helpful & knowledgeable and we had a lovely ride. Would do it again. read more

We were given keys to an unclean room and with 3 children with us and current covid circumstances we felt this was very unprofessional and put our health at risk. We decided to cancel our reservation and stay elsewhere and the front desk could not offer a refund and stated management would be in touch. Now 3 days later several phone calls and emails from myself and travelocity and we still have not heard back from management. Not even an apology! I called back and spoke to Sara who stated that the manager would not be offering a refund. There was no explanation why and the manager still has not reached out to rectify the issue. Such poor customer service and unprofessional management! We were very disappointed and disgusted with this place and will not be returning. read more

See all

Gorgeous ranch, with an amazing view! Service was horrible, the staff is very rude. We checked into our wagon which was super dirty and had to be cleaned after asking. The heater inside the wagon barely worked and it was very cold at night. The lodge trash wasn't emptied at all during our stay and there was a pile of trash in the main lodge for days. Aside from it all it was an experience to stay in a wagon and enjoy the beautiful ranch. read more

One of the best vacations I have ever had...this is why: 1. Best food on a comprehensive menu week. The apple-wood smoked bacon every morning jump starts your day. Usually you get a buffet breakfast that the chef cooked up that morning. If that is not enough, the kitchen staff will cater to your every request. Delicious buttermilk pancake? Sure, why not, cooked to order with blueberries or chocolate chips. Or waffles, omelets, etc. Each meal is masterminded by Jason, a Michigan chef with a flare for hearty American meals and a twist of class. On several occasions you will do a horseback ride to a cookout and you can see the chef in action right there, grilling salmon, strip steaks, shrimp, buffalo sausages, huge hamburgers. Each seemingly simple American staple (like brownies, cole slaw, potato salad) was cooked to perfection and to his style. Having good food definitely makes the week so much better. That's my number one liking! 2. Great Staff. They recently changed management and I understand that some changes could throw off repeat business but I actually visited the ranch 10 years ago and returning this time I realize what the advantages and disadvantages are to having a young new crew of wranglers. They are full of energy, really good with kids, and you can see how well they get along with each other and create a truly humorous experience for just about any guest. On the other hand, they are not the most experienced wranglers in WY. But during the week I visited I saw very little incidences that speak of inexperience. 3. Flexibility. Some people can ride horses 24/7. I am not one of those people. My knees were sore and my butt felt like I had ridden a bike for 100 hours without stopping after day 2. No problem, they offered to send me along with Sam, the genius teenage ranch fishing guide, for some much needed relaxation and trout fishing. There is a day for float trips down the Snake River or even a full day at Yellowstone with Sam, yes...also the genius Yellowstone guide where we got delicious picnic packed by the chef (you can tell I like the food by now). The staff are willing to take you on however long of a ride you want, or split the party up depending on preferences. In other words, the schedule is not rigid. They even offer paintball option for those who desire it. 4. Location. While it is true that there are many dude ranches out there that can provide similar services for much less price...I doubt one can provide the scenic looks of the Tetons in the foreground and the beautiful mountain trails for horseback rides. You can't wake up to the bugle calls of the local elk herds just anywhere. You are close to Jackson Hole, Yellowstone Park, and a bunch of other touristy stuff to do. But the deafening silence of nature cannot compare with any other place. I enjoyed this trip to the max...especially since I am shipping out to war soon and I am reminded of the America I will miss for so long. I definitely believe it was worth the price to come out here with my wife and enjoy some much needed R&R Words of advise: 1. bring insect repellent (lots) 2. Sun block (the altitude and constant sun will surprise you) 3. Jeans you dont mind getting dirty 4. Definitely invest in a hat (maybe even some boots if you want but not necessary) read more

See all

We discovered Heart Six Ranch when looking for a dinner location near Jackson Hole and fell in love with the ranch. The Philly Cheese Steak was to die for and our waitress (I didn't catch her name but she is also the head housekeeper) was so sweet we felt like we had known her forever. We had a great time talking to the horse wranglers down at the corrals and it was clear that all of the staff loved their work. We will definitely be back - next time to stay and ride. read more

See all

Cute but overpriced for amenities (lack of) and paper thin walls were like living with your noisy relatives. Yuck! Could hear *everything* going on next door and too noisy to sleep. read more

BEWARE OF BED BUGS! Two weeks after staying at Heart Six Ranch, I'm STILL dealing with bed bug bites on my mid-torso, elbow and shoulder. The area on my torso is about 3"x2" of raised bumps all in a row where they chewed on me. It is painful...like I got burned by an iron plus mildly itchy. I sent a note to Heart Six and they have not replied. I actually enjoyed my stay there (aside from the chaotically run restaurant and no coffee service in room) and it is really a charming and interesting place. I have a lot of sympathy for businesses these days since they are likely short-staffed but getting eaten by bed bugs is NOT acceptable! (I KNOW I got bit at Heart Six because I discovered them on the day I left there while touring Yellowstone so I had not checked into my next hotel yet.) UGH! read more

I thought they were very rude and had horrible customer service. No one called me back and when I called them, they hung up on me.

If the amenities, food and staff were as good as view and location it would be great. After I had to speak with office staff about freezing cold shower and was promised the problem would be resolved that day which it wasn't the attitudes really changed. The food could have been good had it not been over cooked or under cooked or if they didn't run out of dinner ware or other things asked for , sometimes it's little things that mean a lot. read more

If you're looking for an authentic ranch experience, you've come to the right place! The staff was amazing and made me feel right at home. The sunset dog sled ride was incredible. Room was clean, updated and decorated nicely. Spectacular views of the Tetons. Will definitely be back! Thank you Buffalo Valley/Heart Six!!! read more

See all

Amazing view and if you like horse this is the place, everything else disappointing. Let's start with the nasty bathroom, the bath tub dirty because it does not drain properly and it build-up soap scum all around the tub, it hasn't been cleaned it in weeks or months, the tub stopper is missing, dirty floor, the wall is cracked, damaged and the paint and drywall are coming off, the toilet has a black ring inside. Super cheap, they gave us ONLY one soap bar and one shampoo for two people with a three night reservation. Room, I found pet dry food on the carpet, the room had a connecting room not locked. The door has glass and they hung a cheap curtain rod over the door with a little drape that gives you no privacy. The rooms are zero sound proof and you can hear everything that is happening in the room next door. No TV, no microwave, no coffee maker, two queen beds and only one night table, light bulbs of different colors, some power outlets not working. I couldn't get ice because they don't sell or provide ice at all. Terrible experience. We bookes this place because is close to Yellowstone, we expected a clean and well maintained room and not the nasty room we received. read more

Staying in a Conestoga wagon at Buffalo Valley Ranch in Moran, WY sounded like a great experience to us. We had an 8 year old and a 5 year old with us and thought they would love it, which they did. These wagons don't come with bathrooms but there is a bath house near them. The wagon is where the great experience ended. We arrived at 2:00 pm to check in and were told that there were no check-ins until 3 pm. When we returned at 3:00 pm there was a line with about 7-8 families trying to check into Buffalo Valley Ranch AND Heart 6 Guest Ranch. Only one person could/would check in guests even though there were three people in the office. At check-in we were told that there were no linens provided with he cost of the wagon. We had to pay $20 for a bag of linens and then make our own beds in the wagon. The office staff started out nice but ended up being very rude when we tried to tell them that the bathhouse was very dirty. Rather than explain I have attached photos and video. There were 18 teepees and 6 wagon all using the same bath house. The women's only had two working shower stalls and two toilets. The men's had one stall, a broken urinal and four showers. Each teepee and wagon could hold 6 people. If all were rented that would be 144 people for that one bath house. On our last night we arrived to the cafe on property at 9:00 pm to order some dinner. The kid's dinners were ordered first so they could get their meals fast before they fell asleep. The adult meals were ordered on a separate ticket. The adult meals were delivered but no kid's meals. We waited awhile and then asked about them. We were told there was a glitch with the register tape and the ticket had not gone through. We waited another 15 minutes and were told that the meals were coming right up. Still nothing. We were mostly done with our food (plus we were giving the kid's part of our dinners) when I went to the kitchen door where there were 4 people. I said we were waiting a very long time for the kid's meals and they were falling asleep at the table. The same female server tried the register tape excuse again and when I didn't want to hear that, one of the cooks tried to kick me out of the kitchen door. It took almost an hour for a grilled cheese sandwich and a hamburger! The restaurant was dirty... floors, windows, sills, decorations, etc. You will not want to stay in the wagons or the teepees at Buffalo Valley Ranch. Filthy bath house, smells like the sewer because of leach field in front of the wagons, trash lying around, rude employees. Check out the links below for photos and video. https://photos.app.goo.gl/1C9AoUBZBwZctxSV6 https://photos.app.goo.gl/D1LcTZrn1uns1DDA7 read more

We stayed at the Heart 6 Guest ranch for 2 nights last week. It is not season yet, so the activities they normally offer were not up and running yet. That was okay as the Teton National Park is only a few miles away and provided plenty to do. Our room (Elk 4) was very nice, decorated in a rustic luxury (nice ranch) style and had a tempurpedic bed along with a comfortable couch and wood burning stove. The main guest house is very nice and has plenty of room to relax and enjoy the great views of the Tetons. TV & WIFI are available in the main guest house. The staff was friendly and asked many times if we needed anything. We were having fun shooting a "travel video", the staff put up with out sillingness. We would definetly stay here again instead of in Jackson. read more

Heart Six Guest Ranch - View of the Tetons and Buffalo Creek from the main guest house. - Ranches Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

We had a wonderful time. The charm and the views were breathtaking. People were so very nice! Would definitely return!

They cancelled my reservation when I told them not to. I got charged the full amount for a night.

They show pics of made up beds in the wagons and teepees but when you check in they charge you $20 for sheets and all that is on the cheap vinyl mattresses is a thin sleeping bag. It got to 36 degrees when we were there and the heater didn't work. They show a nice restaurant and bar on their website..a worker told me they haven't been open since the start of Covid. When we complained about the lack of heat, warm bedding and the misrepresentations on their website they literally said "Tough, no refunds for any reason". A guy named Terry shows up on a link as Guest Relations...that a hole is the one who told us that...it would be a joke but a couple and two little kids huddling in one bed to keep from freezing isn't that funny. read more

We booked the room at heart 6 by accident. we went through another site and did not see the bad reviews. The Good... the views were good. (that's about it) The bad... we were starving and stopped at the restaurant there on the ranch. My wife ordered a salad and she said it was not bad (though pretty expensive and small) I ordered fish and chips after reading on the menu that they used a special batter that was used by back country explores etc. what came out was almost certainly frozen fish sticks from a bag. The room was a decent size cabin but it had no heat except for a space heater. The carpet was old and stained, and the bath looked like a construction worker had used it first. There were two beds one was pretty good and the other had the feet about 8 inches higher than the head. pretty much sleeping down hill. The next morning we were going to take a shower and start the trip to Yellowstone and then we found out there was no water to our cabin. We could not take a shower or use the bathroom. We called maintenance and they told us the line was frozen. We let them know that it had not gotten anywhere close to freezing. Maintenance then told us they were out of water and that it would be later in the day before they got water. He said that "honestly they should have shut this place down 2 weeks ago ". We asked about a partial refund and they were quick to tell us no! Spoke to 2 managers and both said they were not able to issue refunds! (first time in my life I have ever asked for a refund) I let them know that where I am from if you sell someone something and can't deliver you try to make it right. Bottom line I would definitely avoid this place at all cost. read more

If you're looking to get away from it all, this is the place. As we arrived around 5PM they were putting the horses (40-50) to pasture which was a very cool site seeing them all moving together down the road and into the pasture for the evening. Waiting for check-in was kind of fun listening to the host interacting with a family of four from Australia. The host (can't remember his name) was very personable/friendly and made check-in easy and seamless. We had one of the covered wagons that sleeps six, with two bunk beds and a king bed. Ample room and very cozy and warm. They provided blankets, towels, basically all the linens we needed. Wagon had electric plugs all around along with USB ports for phones, propane heat and good lighting. Toilet and shower were about 50 steps from our wagon, pretty rustic, but water was warm and it was clean for what it was. Ate dinner at the cafe right next to check-in and again only 50 steps from our wagon. From our table on the porch, we had a great view of the valley and the Tetons in the distance. If you want something other than the everyday hotel room, consider staying here. read more

Had amazing ride with Zac. He was an amazing , knowledgeable, and fun guide. We took the four ride which was well worth it.

Do you like to sleep in a waterfall? Then please reserve at teepee here! The employees here are so clueless that it's painful. At check out, we let the front desk assistant know about the indoor waterfall and she responds in a snarky tone "I know, everyone's been saying that all morning." No apology, no nothing. Go back in time 15 hours or so after we checked in and decided to grab a drink from the bar. Definitely the most miserable bartender that I've ever encountered. She actually chased out a full bar at "closing time." I've never experienced anything like that. She did not even say thanks for coming in or goodnight, literally just blank stairs and busy playing on her phone. We were a captive audience and the place is suppose to have everything you need on site. Terrible, inedible dog food at the restaurants. I ordered the bison sirloin and received a hamburger. Ironically, the only helpful employee is one gentleman that works in the cafe. All the others are rude and useless. Some other sloppy looking orange haired teenage girl went back behind the store counter while we stood waiting for help and didn't even attempt to greet us. Do you work here or not? That is the question when you are here. They didn't have record of my horseback ride booking and then attempted to charge me a second time. The illiterate woman just took my card and didn't even tell me what she was doing. Again, no apology here either. The secretary had never heard of viator, through which the reservation was booked. Wow. Really? Since you are working in hospitality, please take five minutes to consult google and figure out the basics of your job. Also, how are you not aware of a third party with whom you are doing business?!? Nothing makes sense here. This place will try to bleed you dry, please avoid. When I called in advance to specifically ask, I was told that everything would be provided for the horseback rides. Of course they didn't have any kind of rain jacket or gloves, and it was pouring down rain. I attempted to waste more money in the crappy gift shop, but couldn't find the right sizes. When I asked the front desk girls, they just said "I don't know" and did absolutely nothing to help. If you want to go glamping, check out Under Canvas. This place is nothing like it and far from anything that could be considered relaxing. Heart6 should be renamed as dump6, which is a much more accurate description. read more

See all

We booked a 4 night stay at Heart 6 Ranch September 9th-13th 2020. We had the worst experience ever the room and bathroom were filthy dirty and disgusting we could not get a good night's rest because of the ranch owner's contractor's partying and playing pool in the main lodge along with lot's of drinking, cussing etc. The Ranch owner Frank is extremely rude and very unprofessional the first night we checked in Frank was on a rampage in the front office spewing how is was going to fire employee's if things didn't change. We only stayed one night at the ranch and left on September 10th we heard and saw enough to know if was time to go. Since then we have disputed our credit card charge because Heart 6 Ranch will absolutely not refund our money for the other three nights we did not stay there. Also I would like to add you have to buy all of your food which is very costly their menu is not cheap a breakfast starts at $15.00. I would advise going to another ranch and avoiding Heart 6 Ranch all together. read more

One star for service. Booked this place because of its proximity to grand Teton and Yellowstone. However my wife is in the military and was forced to change her plans so we were unable to stay. I put in 3 requests to cancel but got no response. So now I'm stuck paying 350 for 2 nights that I didn't even stay at the ranch. They could've at least emailed me back or offered to switch dates but I got nothing of a response read more

Let's talk about locations to host a wedding or visit for a vacation. No, let's not, that was a plural noun. We're talking about a single location. This location. Why this location, you ask? Silly you, I've got three reasons, now sit down. 1.) The staff could not possibly be more accommodating. They served a weary, caffeine-deprived traveler a hot pot of coffee after he had finished a 14 hour leg of travel. And when he was too hungover to rationalize that he was about to miss his return flight - they coffee-d him and kicked him in the right direction. 2.) The neighbors were [not] reasonably happy that the wedding featured a fantastic Portland-based band called "Otis Heat." Stand up gentlemen with stand up music. They played from ~9-11p and stopped because, on a Friday night in remote Wyoming, some of the neighbors didn't appreciate the noise (no, really, we're so far in the boonies that you can see Uranus (hehe)). The state police visited our wedding party and the hosts kindly worked with them. Both parties agreed that our party was reasonable and that we can shut down at our pace. Fantastic hosts, can you tell? They were down right motherly. 3.) The view will slap you right in the face. That's it. It's that good. Right in the face. 4.)* The accommodations were romantically rustic. What's that mean? Stop interrupting me! The beds (or couch if you're the best man and little brother) were extremely comfortable and the bathrooms were spotless. You felt far away enough from modern life to feel "rustic" but this isn't a "hole in the ground" "oh my god is that a wolf" "wait that wolf has a knife" "why didn't we stay in town?" sort of location. This isn't "Deliverance" level remote, think more along the lines of some "Castaway" but with the second ending that he's actually on a peninsula with a major town about an hour away with plenty of beer and coffee. *Yeah, there are four points, not three. If that upsets you then you should probably take a vacation here. **There is cell service and wifi in the main reception area. Go ahead, be upset about it. Or leave your phone and cellphone in the car - you're not important enough to have to check it when you have a view and service like you do at Heart Six. ***The bartenders rivaled (but of course no one could ever beat) the barkeeps from my favorite college bar. That doesn't mean that they poured you some swill into a red solo cup and called it "Heineken," why did you assume that I drink Heineken? I mean that they're extremely conversational, can make a good drink, and contribute to the party with their own enthusiasm and bar keep advice. That's all. I don't know who this "Samuel C." character is but I hear that his wife actually divorced him because he couldn't get "strait" straight. They're upset that they didn't get invited to the dance? Stop living in high school, Samuel C., the prom was 20 years ago and it's okay that she didn't say "yes". read more

Second Class Citizens My wife and I stayed Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Heart 6 Ranch. As soon as we arrived we had the distinct feeling that the staff was being purposefully vague about amenities the Ranch offered. We could not get a strait answer about eating at the Ranch, however other guests were eating breakfast and dinner in the large dining room featured on their web-site. However we were not allowed to join them, instead we were directed to a small cafe down the street where we food is served in a plastic basket. On Friday night we overheard a dance the Ranch put on, however we were not told nor invited to this event for guests. On Sunday I finally discovered the common area in the main house for guests. To top off our stay and our opinion, we walked into the reception/check-in and saw some other guests arriving. The staff was bubbling with information about eating there, amenities and the area. They were even given a welcome basket right in front of my wife and I - that's a pretty terrible feeling. read more

DO NOT STAY HERE! We paid for three nights and chose to not stay because the Heart Six Ranch was so terrible. This place is a dump. The grounds are a complete mess - mud, garbage, exposed wires, etc. When we entered our room, it had not been cleaned. Dirty sheets, dirty shower, multiple dead flies, opened toiletries, dirty toilet paper in the trash - completely disgusting. Smelled like you're in a barn. The floor is unfinished rough barn wood - you must wear shoes or you'll get splinters. There are holes between the room next door so you can hear your neighbors as if they're in your room. And if they wanted to, they could look into your room. Holes near the door likely let little critters in as well. No A/C. The pullout sofa was like lying on raw metal bars. And to top it all off, the staff is repugnant. Completely unresponsive. They literally just stare at you after you ask a question. Downright creepy. You couldn't pay me $300 a night to stay here! DO NOT STAY HERE. read more

See all

We ate breakfast at the cafe...what a disappointment. First, the lady who took our order was not friendly. It costs $0 to be nice. Second, the food was way overpriced and mediocre at best. Last but not least, and probably should have been first, they didn't have creamer for the coffee. No creamer, no milk (that's right no milk at breakfast on a 'ranch'). Another guest even asked for ice cream to put in his coffee...that was a hard no. $100 later (small breakfast for 4 adults, 1 child) we left and will never go back. If the service in the cafe is any indication of the service on the 'ranch', I am not sure how they stay in business. We were there 6/16/2021. read more

Such a beautiful setting! The view of the Tetons is breathtaking. We stayed in "Moose 1" which has a full size bed and a twin size bed. Everything was super clean and inviting. Nice shower head/water pressure. I felt really comfortable here and love all of the rustic touches. Nice staff and good breakfast in the morning before we left. I'd love to stay again and take advantage of the horseback riding tours offered. Heart Six, you've won my heart. read more

Heart Six Guest Ranch - Knocks your socks off, right? - Ranches Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

Had an amazing time at this ranch. I loved how there were so many horses in the ranch. The Tippi we stayed in was perfect for 2 people. If you have more then that I feel it's too crowded but there is four beds Incase you don't mind being crowded. It's also 10 minutes away from Teton National Park! You can also go horse back riding or go on a float trip. Also most importantly they have beer! The only negative thing is when we checked in a guy with a Fortworth shirt was a bit rude and I think he was new. Other than that we had an amazing time. Oh and bring warm clothes temperatures dip into the 40s... during summer. read more

I would recommend staying at a different lodging. I had a family of 12 jumping mice scurrying across the carpeting and into my shoes. The manager advised us not to harm the mice as they are a protected specie (endangered), and instead informed us that they would send a cat into the room to take care of the issue. What great loophole. Fish and Wildlife would be proud of this establishment. Walls are also very thin. Dirty facilities read more

Great staff. Extremely well-maintained ranch and horses. You can tell that the owner and staff have big hearts and really care for their horses. The horses are very well trained. I had my 10 and 12 year-old kids with me riding and our guide gave a lot of helpful extra guidance and suggestions to them. Our guides had a TON of experience with horses and I felt completely confident and comfortable with my whole family being on the ride. Great experience and the scenery was gorgeous! Thanks Six-Heart Ranch! read more

Stayed at Heart Six Ranch for one night last week. Hospitality was amazing and the food was outstanding. The burger I had was cooked to perfection and tasted great. New additions are being made to the dining area and it is going to look amazing. The room I stayed in was cozy and had an on suite bathroom in both rooms we occupied. We didn't get to do any of the activities but the ranch offers fly fishing, horse back riding, rafting and a lot more. Would definitely recommend to stay here! read more

We had a problem with our room reservation there BUT while trying to figure it out we locked the key in the car trunk. The staffs went above and beyond to help us!!!!! They drove us to another near by hotel with vacancies to make sure we had a place to stay for the night, they gave us the number of a locksmith, and they took care of our horseback riding booking. Once we got our car keys back we enjoyed our ride and a very good blueberry smoothie. We are really thankful and even with all the stress and trouble we had a lovely time there. read more

This hotel for the money you pay is not worth the stay. The beds are rocks (literally) solid,and the shower are garbage warm water,and the shower heads dribble water out. So if you like paying a good amount for a below average stay come to the Heart Six Guest Ranch. read more

We did our snowmobiling tour of Tetons in January with heart six ranch. We got their brochure from the hotel we stayed, and it was the best decision. They came and picked us up from the hotel, After a 30/40 minute drive we arrived at the beautiful and charming Heart Six Ranch. Before the snowmobiling began, we enjoyed a delicious Lunch that was all included. The tour was breathtaking! I have no words to describe it, and the guides were so awesome. We concluded our day with hot cocoa at the ranch they drove us back to Jackson. A full day of fun with guided snowmobiling and round-trip transportation and food all included in the price! - An amazing value. Everything about our day was so enjoyable and wonderful. read more

Heart Six Guest Ranch - Ranches Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

Very comfortable stay at a scenic location. We came to Grand Teton National Park(GTNP) from Yellowstone National Park(YNP) on 6/3/2015. In GTNP we were staying at Heart Six Guest Ranch, located on Buffalo Valley Road in Moran. Got there by 4PM, checked-in and found it to be another lovely place(after our stay at YNP). The room we booked was a kitchenette. It was a bit pricey but overall we had a great experience. It was a very comfortable, quiet and clean room that had a queen size bed. Kitchen was well equipped with electric gas stove, coffee machine, toaster, fridge, utensils & paper towels. The room also had some good magazines on wedding photography as GTNP is a special place to get married at. There was no WiFi in the room but you can go to the cafeteria or the lobby to get connected. Well we did go online(from the lobby) on the day before we checked out. I think it was to do an online check-in for our flight. Other than that we didn't feel an urge to go online. GTNP is so beautiful that you would want to be plugged into nature than to a device. Food: There is no grocery store nearby. So you can either eat at the cafeteria or book a kitchenette and make your own meals. We did re-stock once from Jackson Hole. This place is closer to the Moran entrance. I guess 5 miles. It was a ranch so there were many horses around and it was quite an experience to watch them roam around in the field. We did spot a few elks on the Buffalo Valley Road. From the Buffalo Valley Road(right in front of our stay), we could see the Teton range with the Buffalo river in its foreground. Took some pictures from that spot. Here is one - https://flic.kr/p/uLuszY Here are more pictures from our GTNP trip - https://flic.kr/s/aHskbewEMi Definitely going to stay here the next time we are at GTNP. read more

My husband and I are on our honeymoon and stayed a night here at Heart 6 ranch while we explored Grand Teton national park. The room was sparkling clean, cozy and not to mention brand new! The bathroom floors were heated and the amount of space was perfect. Enjoyed playing a game of pool in the lodge before heading g to bed. Loved this authentic ranch style feel while experiencing WY! Thanks Heart 6 read more

Snowmobiling Yellowstone National Park... Wow what a great experience. Heart Six Snowmobiles really made this trip memorable. My fiance and I, she's 5" 107lbs and never snowmobiled, went on a 100 mile or so journey through this winter wonderland and couldn't have made the day without Heart Six. First Dan picked us up promptly from where we were staying that am. He drove us up to Heart Six and we were served breakfast, which was good, at their lodge. The lodge was really great and rustic with an excellent game room and we saw a moose on the way in. Kile got us ready as well as the rest of the group and although we had some gear he made recommendations on staying warm and we added a few layers.... Everything was clean but bring your own bib if you have one, I left mine at home and it would have been a nice to have. Kile was spot on with the layers though and neither of us were cold at any point of the day. Drove up to just outside the park got on this season artic cat touring sleds. They ran great starting first time, and all heating systems worked well. We started out and Kile knowing that my fiance had never been on a sled before showed her the ropes and had her follow him closely, watching her all day. Which I really appreciated. He was kind and courteous, we made a good pace averaging about 40 mph all day after we got going and comfortable. We made stops throughout the day to see different geo thermals, waterfalls and other great vistas. We also saw some Bison, Coyote, and a few other winter active wildlife that I got some great pictures of. Overall this was a recommendation from our wedding planner who is a 20yr local. There were more highly rated on-line spots or bigger operations but she sent us to the folks that would take care of us and ensure we had a great time. Thanks to her and thanks to the folks at Heart Six. One of the best experiences I've had on vacation. read more

See all

Not too inthused about my stay. They could have at leased had a coffee pot, refrigerator and tv. There is nothing to do but sit and watch the horses. And I am not paying 100 dollars to ride a horse for 2 hrs. It's not worth it. I do not recommend it read more

An absolute awful place, and extremely overpriced for being so. The restaurant was crowded and had hair in the food and dust in my water; the cabins were just as crowded with a clogged sink, unswept floors, and dust hanging from the ceiling. And this is one of the nicer rooms they have. The view is great, but you can get the same view from every other place around here. An absolute scam of a place: it's near Yellowstone, so every other place is booked out and they know it. This is the only place that you can go, so they charge whatever they want. You are better off sleeping in your car for the night. If I could give 0 stars I would. read more

I had a great stay at Heart 6! The cabins were clean, comfortable and stocked more than I would expect from a ranch way out in Wyoming. The staff was fantastic! They were incredibly helpful, friendly, and accommodating. There is a 'shuttle' from the ranch to the Jackson airport (and vice versa) for $50. Heart 6 has a lot great space to use and a gorgeous view of the Grand Tetons and the river valley (the river is a frigid but restorative swim, I've heard.) I would definitely recommend Heart 6 for a gathering spot (family reunions, retreats, weddings, etc.) I attended a wedding here and had a grand ol' time. The deck off the main house or the green in the center of the ranch is great for viewing the sunset with the mountains! read more