Beautiful! LOCATION: If you're visiting Grand Teton National Park, and would like to stay in the park instead of driving in for 20 minutes from Jackson Hole everyday, then this is a GREAT place to stay. If you want to visit Yellowstone, then this place is still better than Jackson Hole still, as you would have needed to drive through Grand Teton National Park to get to Yellowstone National Park from Jackson Hole. Not that Jackson Hole isn't a great place. It is absolutely lovely... I am speaking merely about the drive. BEAUTIFUL: The foyer has that rustic yet majestic feel that all national parks make you feel/experience. Whoever designed this place caught the feeling. The designer/architect also took advantage of (or did not neglect) the location to build a two-story-high, floor-to-ceiling window at the 2nd Floor landing so that loungers can view the awe-inspiring view of the Grand Tetons, the lake and the land behind this lodge. EASY DINING: This "landing" is also a foyer that leads to two different restaurants, The Mural Room, which offers fine dining, and The Blue Heron Lodge, a bar that has outdoor patio dining. Also at this foyer is a 'coffee cart" that is offering hot drinks and pastries. If there was a long line to get in on any of these restaurants, I doubt anyone would mind. It just means that you'll have more time to gape at the astounding view. FREE PARKING CLEAN BATHROOMS read more

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Wish I would of read some reviews before booking, and am confused at how some rate it so High, maybe they stayed inside the lodge? Cottages have no air conditioning, no TV, are dirty and outdated. Water got on the bathroom floor and I cleaned it up with a towel, which turned black. Shower did not drain and was full of hair. My husband caught his toe on a piece of wire that was shoved under the kitchenette. (we are assuming it was there to try and keep out mice) Rooms also have big black ants. Extremely overpriced at almost $400 a night!! Would never stay again, do not recommend! read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - Wire shoved under kitchenette, toe got caught in it. - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

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If you are thinking about coming here, reconsider. The room we had was filthy, and there is no maid service, due to Covid. I spent an hour cleaning the bathroom it obviously wasn't cleaned. There are cob webs and dust everywhere the carpet hasn't been vacuumed in months. This place is way overpriced. if it weren't for the view it would be a $30 a night Room. all the amenities are closed, pool is shut down,only one restaurant is open and it is pretty expensive. i wouldn't stay here again I would stay in Jackson and drive here. being This is on Federal property you have to wear a mask everywhere. want to stop the Virus try cleaning your rooms. read more

Nice spot to rest your wary body. Nice staff and the place was very clean. The little shops and restraints were great. This place is pretty expensive but you get what ya pay for. The view from the sitting area were amazing. Pictures don't tell the story! read more

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One of the best hotels you'll find in a national park sits at the shore of Jackson Lake in the Grand Tetons, serving up unmatched views of one of America's most photographed mountain ranges from its main lobby. We spent 2 comfortable nights in one of Jackson Lake Lodge's modestly furnished cabins, and enjoyed every moment of our stay, from the delicious breakfasts served in the 50s' style Pioneer Grill to the sunset views from the patio of the Blue Heron Lounge -- one of the best spots in the park to kick back in the evening with a glass of wine or a local craft brew. The activities offered at Jackson Lake are abundant, from rafting on the Snake River (highly recommended) to horseback riding and bus tours of the park. In addition to the restaurants and bars, there are a decent number of retail shops on the property, offering everything from souvenirs and guidebooks to liquor and local craft beer. And everyone we interacted with at the lodge was incredibly friendly and helpful, from the desk clerk and the activities consultant to our servers at the restaurant. Our basic cabin was comfortable, with two queen beds, a small but modern bathroom, a mini fridge, and a Keurig coffeemaker that we never used. Nothing fancy, but it served its purpose as a cozy place to bed down for the night. The main lodge was only a short walk away, so we spent most of our downtime in the lobby or out on the back patio, cherishing the incomparable view. The only disappointment we experienced during our stay was the poolside Western BBQ, which served up mediocre pulled pork and forgettable sides in a setting that was seriously lacking in energy. I'd suggest sticking with the Pioneer Grill, the Blue Heron, or trying the Mural Room off the main lobby (the one restaurant we didn't visit). Jackson Lake Lodge is the perfect, family-friendly, home base from which to explore Grand Teton National Park. We had a fabulous stay, and will definitely be back for another visit. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - Spectacular view from the main lobby - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

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1. We stayed 2 nights at the Jackson Lake Lodge, 100 miles south of Lake Yellowstone Lodge, our previous 3 nights stay. 2. We ate a lake side lunch at Colter Bay, 6 miles north, watching the boats being unloaded into the lake. 3. Check-in time is 4pm, but we arrived at 2pm. Registration never called back, when we returned at 345pm. 4. The hotel sitting room has cathedral ceilings and windows facing Lake Jackson, with a magnificent view of the snow capped Grand Tetons towering over the Lake. 5. The main building has 3 restaurants, a gift store, and a business center for printing boarding passes. 6. Main building has 39 third floor guest rooms, half of which face the Grand Tetons and the Lake, reserved a year in advance, and the other half facing the parking lot, for those people who reserved too late! 7. We had paid $269 per night for a 'cottage' room, making reservations through Tripadvisor, with the room described as having either a ground floor patio or second floor balcony. 8. Hotel open May 18- October 8, 2015. There are other hotels in Jackson Hole that cater to winter ski activities. 9. There are 382 rooms altogether, of which 39 are in the main building, and 343 'cottages'. 10. The 343 cottages are motel rooms in 29 buildings of 8 to 20 attached rooms per building, units having attached neighboring units on both sides, and a third attached unit in the back. 11. Parking is right in front of the motel room, with many motel rooms having a front patio facing the parking lot. View of Grand Teton or Lake Jackson? Dream on! 12. Even numbered rooms 500-552 are the only 'cottages' in the single story structures with patios in the back of the unit, facing the gardens, away from the parking lot. 13. We were assigned to room 343, one of 8 units odd numbered 333-347 with no patio. Unit was very clean but dark, with a 1950s design -flat roof, two small adjacent push up windows divided into 4 sections. 14. I called registration, asking for a room I reserved with a floor level patio or second room balcony. 15. We were reassigned to room 701, and end unit in one of 4 two story buildings, with a garden view. 16. There are 48 rooms in the 4 two story buildings. These are of more modern design, and about 50% larger than the 296 'cottages' in the single story motel buildings. 17. Rooms 701-719 in our building had patios on the bottom floor and balconies on the top floor, facing the inland forests -garden views. 18. The other 3 two story buildings: rooms 351-365, 561-579, and 900-912 have back yard patios or balconies facing the Lake in a distance, with the Grand Tetons in the background. 574-579 have partially obstructed views. 19. Our 14' x 21' unit 701 had a large picture window separating the balcony from the room, with screens on side window. The mosquitos have good taste, as only I was bitten, not my wife! 20. Unit had a high sink, toilet, and bathtub in the bathroom, along with a sliding bathroom window, and ventilation fan. 21. Separate from the bathroom was a kitchen sink, with sliding window, with coffee maker, but no refrigerator, microwave nor TV. Strong free wifi connection. When was the last time you could watch a video on a hotel internet!? 22. Very comfortable king size bed, with electronic safe, dresser, built in shelves on the wall, with lounge chairs, closet. Overhead fan, but no AC. 23. Units were no smoking areas, with such signs on balconies/patios, but a neighbor lit up cigars on the patio downstairs! 24. Dinner time, we walked by a unit of multiple family Asians, who cooked food and ate on towels set on the cabin door step! Talk about giving Chinese tourists a bad name! 25. Complex had nearby hiking trails, a swimming pool, a corral for mule riding, a medical clinic and a self service gas station. 26. There were at least 7 places to eat on the premises: the fancy Mural Room with prices to match, the Pioneer Grill, the take out window, the Blue Heron Lounge to watch Warrior games, the Lobby Coffee Cart, and the Pool BBQ. 27 Nearest general store with fruits and non packaged foods to eat was 6 miles away in Colter Bay, which has less expensive cottages, but is even more 'rustic' looking than the 296 1950s single story 'cottages' here. 28 Boat cruises and other water activities at Colter Bay, including a nice hiking trail around part of the lake. 29. Trail in back of hotel next to marsh land adjacent Lake Jackson was closed due to elk and grizzly bear activity! We could not see any at dusk. 30. Business center in the main building with 4 PCs and direct internet connection. However printer was out of ink, so we had to get our boarding passes printed at registration. 31. Hotel personnel at registration slow to realize steps required to print out a boarding pass and I had to painstaking explain each step! 32. Not fancy enough for you? Try Jenny Lake Lodge, 13 miles away, with $1000 a day cottages! read more

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We arrived after a long day of driving, looking forward to a quiet, peaceful view of the Grand Tetons, only to hear the sound of jackhammers. There was construction scaffolding, rubble, and dust everywhere on the front and sides of the lodge. We never got the supposed email informing us of this and offering optional rooms. No, it wasn't in the spam folder. Yes, they had our correct email. We checked out the room--our windows looked directly upon the area where workers climb up and down the main ladder to work. There was lots of rubble and dust and the jackhammers were deafening. The lodge is having the stucco facing removed from the entire building and redone. Also, the room was dark and had a musty, mildew smell. It had old, dated furnishings and carpet. At $400 a night, they can't update their rooms at least once every 20 years? When we respectfully asked for a room away from construction, the manager's response was "Do you want to just leave?" Seriously? So welcoming. We booked a room a year ago and where were we going to find another room at a different hotel at the last minute? We were told everything was solidly booked. She then offered us a different room, which also was in the construction zone. More hemming and hawing. Finally, she offered one of three cabins. We chose one the furthest away from the lodge. It was quiet, newly furnished, much roomier than the lodge rooms, good wi-fi connection and comfortable--same price, so why she hadn't offered it from the beginning, I don't know. We have stayed at other National and state park lodges and are used to them being bare bones, dated, and rustic. We like being centrally located within a park. But Jackson Lake Lodge should not be charging top tier prices for those lodge rooms during construction and they should let customers know well ahead of time about construction, so they have other options. Once we had agreed to the cabin room, we were given complimentary tickets for breakfast and drinks. During our 4 days there, we saw plenty of other disgruntled people complaining each day at the desk about rooms. Please know that if you stay in the lodge rooms and the weather is more than 66 degrees, you will want to be able to open your windows and will contend with the dust, workers, and deafening jackhammers, if you're in the construction zone. They start up between 7:00-7:30AM and continue through 4:30-5pm, Monday-Friday. If you have a scenic view room, your windows face not only the mountains, but direct sun all day, so they will get hot and there is no AC, but the jackhammers will be slightly muted, as they are on the opposite side of the building i.e. outside the rooms across the hall. Food: the Mural Room faces the sun, so shades are pulled in the afternoon/evening, dimming the view. No one is guaranteed a mountain view, so you may be seated in a dark corner. We brought our own breakfast and lunch options, which we kept in the cabin's mini fridge. Grabbed dinner at the lodge's grill and the food was good. In September, one of the parks other food options that serves pizza is closed up for the season and we were told by a park employee that the other pizza option is not that good. The lodge's bar served overpriced and watered down drinks, but if you can grab a table on the patio, the view is gorgeous. Those tables are only for the bar, not hotel guests, but you can walk on the path in front and below the patio. The construction looks as if it will be ongoing through at least the end of next summer. They have extensive work to do. read more

We only had two nights at Jackson Lake Lodge, but would have enjoyed it for weeks. The view is amazing. It is so beautiful that it seems unreal. The lodge has a main building with restaurants, shopping, and rooms, but it also has a neighbirhood of duplex-like cottages around the lodge. If you don't want to walk, make sure you book inside the lodge. The restaurants are typical hotel food, over priced and average, but expected. The front desk service was really good. They accommodated us by cancelling a night with no fee. I enjoyed staying in the cottage. I liked not having people on top of you. The room was spacious and had a small kitchenette and a keurig. There was no fridge and no TV, but they do have wifi and decent cell service. There is no AC, but the windows open and there is a ceiling fan. We stayed comfortable. The only downside is that they keep horses nearby, so some not-so-luxurious scents would drift in from the stables. They will set up horse back riding and water rafting. We were too late to book those, but they recommended another company nearby for horse back riding, and we had a great time. We also didn't have any issues with cleanliness that was described in other reviews. read more

One of the prettiest lodges in the park. The views of the Tetons are spectacular and make you feel like you are in heaven. The Mural Dining Room is very nice and you can enjoy a meal with the Tetons in the background. The service is exceptional. You can also enjoy a drink or coffee in the lobby or take your meal outside and sit in the outside dining area. What ever you choose you will be delighted. read more

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There is no air conditioning. It is quite expensive to stay here and it is 80 degrees in our hotel room. There is one window that opens (behind a curtain) for ventilation. The room comes with a standing fan so obviously the hotel is aware of this problem. We booked three nights here and tried to cancel the last night because it's just unbearable and the hotel will not let us cancel and only offered an extra fan. So we are paying top dollar to sweat in our room. We propped up the ironing board against the curtain to increase the ventilation. Since we have to keep the window open, we have to also put up with loud neighbors partying on their deck, can't blame them since it's probably 80 in their room as well but it is disturbing us quite a bit. My husband tried to reason with the hotel to cancel our last night so we could get some comfort (it is our wedding anniversary) but they held to their 7 day cancellation policy. Great location but the room is also outdated. September 2024 read more

I have stayed in this place several times before when it was significantly a better and fairer price for what you get. First, why on earth is it the same price for one person as for four people to a room. I can never be convinced stuffing 4 people into a room does not have a more negative environmental effect than one person would have. Price is the overriding factor. I am from Virginia and I have stayed in many of Virginia's premier establishments and nearly all would put Jackson Lodge, view or no view, to shame. Chairs so flimsy that you are in danger of them collapsing with you or receiving a sprung spring in your rear end. Lumpy mattresses that flophouses would turn down. Funky unclean OLD bathtubs, leaky faucets, and lights so dim they're practically nonexistent. At $500+ a night it is time for this fleabag place to have a complete makeover. Also, an overriding funky odor permeates the place. This lodge is a disgrace to the beautiful area surrounding it and can only get away with this robbery because it is one of the few motel/hotel places within the Teton park boundary. The town of Jackson is not an option for people who truly come to experience the natural beauty of the area. The Grand Tetons are scenic but not so much more than a lot of places in the USA that charge significantly less. Granted the high prices do keep some of the more undesirables out but trust me, I saw quite a few undesirables there on my two day visit, throwing their beer cans and yelling at their progeny who wanted to pet the buffalo. And one even asked, "who's this Ansel Adams guy?". That's Jackson Lodge for you! Anyways, never again for me. read more

I feel so bad giving this place a bad review. It's only getting 2 stars because we had hot water and a good location. We stayed in the cabins and it was so dirty and dusty we had to sleep with the windows open (in winter) so our baby would stop sneezing. Beds are lumpy and need updated. Linens are ok but average for the $400/nightly price. I guess I just expected more from a highly rated hotel. Head of housekeeping walked out and the GM was throwing a fit about it, in the lobby, in front of guests. Seems like staff isn't appreciated here. Doors lock well. We slept safely. Again, great location but that's about it. read more

I'm just not impressed. I was put up here for work for a week. It's the end of the season and I'm told the place will close next week. Here's the good: The main restaurant is very nice and has lovely food. The service at the bar is very good. Here's the bad: I tried to get in to the restaurant at 5:15 on a Friday night. In spite of most of the tables being empty I was told the place was booked full up. My boss showed up an hour later and got right in, still with plenty of empty tables. When I first went into my cabin I found it to be a sauna. The heat was turned all the way up. It took two days to cool it down. The inside temperature controller is cheap and awful. We were told no one would make up our rooms unless we asked. We asked mid-way through the week... they still didn't make up our rooms. (My co-workers shower was covered in hair.) Each room has a coffee maker. Some rooms have coffee, some have tea, some have cups. My co-workers and I instantly found ourselves bartering amongst ourselves for caffeine delivery tools. When the restaurant isn't letting people in because they have too many free tables, there's a take out service available as otherwise there's no food for 30 minutes in any direction. The food will sustain life but it's not very well cooked at all. If you'd like to have a burger that's not just well done but likely sterilized in a kiln, this is the place for it. Oh, and today they ran out of salt. SALT. It's like they're trying to run out the stores before shutting down for the winter. If the beer you want is out of stock at the bar but in stock at the restaurant, and you can't get into the restaurant... tough. They have two separate stockpiles and they do not touch. There's a coffee shop in the lobby. It closes at 11am. The Minnesotan woman who works there delivers service with an attitude that would make a Soviet grocery store manager proud. More lines, comrade! It's like she hates making coffee because a Kourig killed her parents and turned her into an orphan, but here she is, serving coffee to people who love coffee, and hating every second of it. Place an order and watch her disassociate in front of your eyes. For a place that's this upscale it is strange that they've let so many things go that leave one with a very basic impression. I would never stay here on my own dime, and next time I'm going to ask to stay in Jackson. Give me a decent hotel with average service and easy access to restaurants and coffee over the upscale resort that won't take out the trash, clean your room, or feed you consistently and reliably, even if you ask them nicely and not too often. By the way, I realize that these are first world problems. However, they charge high first world prices, so... there it is. read more

Well, disappointing is the best way to describe it. The lodge itself was great and loved hanging out there when it was cold and wet, but the service at the restaurant (Pioneer Grill) was horrible every time we ate there and our room was a dump...both of them. When we first checked in we were excited to see our view from the room and when we pulled back the curtains it was pure awesomeness....a corner rooftop view. Basically stunk. I called the front desk to request a different room and while nothing was available, people would be checking out and the gentleman I spoke with said he'd move us for our next two nights. In the meantime there were dirty wash cloths hanging in the bathtub and the tub was full of hair caught in the drain...disgusting. Oh, and no television! Game 6 of the Stanley Cup on that first night and no tv. One in the bar. What type of room costs $355/night and comes with no tv? The next evening was the NBA championship game and our 12yr old daughter had to park a bench outside the bar door to catch the game. So back to the room with a view...we were notified that our bags were moved to our new room while outside of the lodge and so when we got back we were happy to know we'd get a beautiful view of the Grand Tetons. Well, not exactly. A different angle of the rooftop. Perfect and actually comical at that point. We joked about turning the tv on. The kicker for the new room was the ceiling fan...crank that baby up above "low" and it was so wobbly and loud we thought it was going to fly off and decapitate one of us. A nice little coffee bar in the lodge...that closed at 3:00p.m.. Seriously...3:00? The food service in the grill was so slow with different parts of the meal coming out at different times. The problem in our mind was that the wait staff consisted of young adults that probably didn't typically work in the food service business. They come in for the summer for jobs and really have no clue what they're doing. As we checked out the last morning I mentioned that I wanted to complain about our overall experience in the lodge and rather than give even giving me lip service, I was told I'd be able to express myself in a survey that I'd receive via email. A great way to end the stay. The 3 stars are for the view from the Lodge itself as well as the lodge. Not the hotel, total dump. Wouldn't stay there again. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - Our great room view for the 1st day. - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

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We are very disappointed. We booked our room last October and have been looking forward to the views of the mountains. We are paying over $400 a night. The room has no TV or AC. You can't open or see out the windows because of construction. When I booked this room I wasn't told anything about construction obstructing our view. We are both on c-paps and my wife had asthma. It's very difficult to breathe under these conditions. If you book a room out here ask lots of questions. I had to prepay for the room back in October. read more

Lake Jackson Lodge has a beautiful lobby for drinks Etc. I went to get some bottle water in the small snack store and was told immediately how bad it was for me to be drinking from plastic. I wanted water not a lecture. Also we paid $840 for a beautiful suite overlooking Moose Pond and Willow Flats. The next morning we mentioned to the maid we would appreciate it if she would not forget to clean our room. ( She was 2 doors down) we returned at one still the bed not made or fresh towels which was all we wanted. Finally at 3:30 she appears because I mentioned to her we really would appreciate our room cleaned. I would never stay here again. Not worth it. Jackson Hole we stayed at the Four Seasons and they are there immediately for everything. SnKe Rive Lodge is the same way. Not that far to drive to the park. read more

No tv, no internet, no air conditioning & bad food. It's very expensive too. Save your money & drive into Jackson Hole instead.

If you're looking to pay $400 a night for a small room with no AC, no TV, no view, no coffee cups for the coffee maker, no soap for the sink, then look no further-- this is your place. Oh, and the pool is closed, just in case you were thinking of using it. Want to book an activity? Step right up to the activity desk staffed by really rude people. Turns out it's much easier ( and cheaper) to book your activities outside the hotel. Those places are staffed by people that actually care about you as a customer. Yes, the upstairs "lobby" and patio has a great view. But guess what? You're in the Tetons. You're surrounded by great views. Had almost booked our stay at the lodging just down the road, and now I wish I did. We had several meals there and rented kayaks there and it had a much cozier feel and the staff were great. Next time.... read more

We had dinner in the Mural Room. The view of the Tetons was amazing. We had a reservation and arrived early and they worked us in . My DH had the corn smoked trout soup and it was excellent. The mushroom soup was soup of the day. It was underseasoned and blah and so filling I couldn't eat my entree. I ordered a burger and it was really good, especially the bacon jam. DH had elk with huckleberry sauce which he enjoyed. I have to deduct a point for the filthy bathrooms. read more

Room was clean and spacious. The bathroom had been remodeled, but the room itself was a bit dated. It added somewhat to the charm of being in a resort that was first built in the mid-1900s. Staff was helpful and friendly. The Diner was able to accommodate my medical dietary needs and had great tasting food. read more

Had an adult lemonade and Hawaiian Burger at the outdoor bar patio. One of the best burgers I ever ate. The view from the elevated terrace of the Grand Tetons is nothing short of spectacular! A must do if in the areas. read more

I'm rating the excellent food at the Jackson Lake Lodge-- the diner-type restaurant that has counter style ordering. I ordered the pulled pork sandwich + fries and a huckleberry milkshake--highly recommend the milkshake especially if you love huckleberries and black raspberry flavored anything! For under $17 it was a good deal, considering the other more upscale dining options nearby. They also serve huckleberry ice cream and pie. You can take your food into the common area that has couches and chairs, with a large floor to ceiling window that looks out to the grand Tetons and mtn range. Depending on the time of day, you might even see moose! The counter staff there are super friendly-- one of the seasonal staff (wish I could have remembered her name) went above and beyond to find my friends and I sitting in the lounge after my friend forgot her side order of cornbread. She chatted with us and gave us recommendations on things to see nearby. Thank you!! read more

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We're staying for 2 nights. The first night there was no hot water, so we had to go to another room to take a shower. Inconvenient, but fine. Today we were told they were fixing it, which must have been unsuccessful because when we got back from a full day out, the water was completely shut off. Called reception and they said the only thing they could do was move us to another room, which was hugely inconvenient as we're checking out very early tomorrow and had to pack twice. For this inconvenience they offered to pay for the kids meals at the pioneer grill, but only after some negotiation because at first they offered milkshakes and were unwilling to change to kids meals (why, not sure. Kids meals are not much more than milkshakes). Come here for lunch and the view, but don't stay here. read more

The Property has a large "foot print". Set within Grand Teton National Park, this scenic seasonal hotel is 6 miles from Colter Bay Village and 10 miles from Bridger-Teton National Forest. Basic rooms feature coffeemakers and free Wi-Fi. Upgraded rooms add mountain views and mini-fridges; suites offer whirlpool tubs, kitchenettes and separate living areas. Cottages are also available. Amenities include a heated outdoor pool, a playground and shops, plus a conference center and 4 restaurants. The lobby features beautiful panoramic windows overlooking Jackson Lake and the Teton Range. read more

Large lodge as well as many cottages. If you can afford it and make your reservations way in advance it's nicest to stay in the actual lodge, be sure to ask for a view room. Comfortable beds, sheets, blankets and towels. Pricey however given that they're only open 5 or 6 month per year it's somewhat understandable. read more

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I will dream of Jackson Lake Lodge until I return. It is everything and more than you can imagine. Four restaurants, three gift shops, an early morning coffee stand with Starbucks, a view that will knock your socks off. And so much more. Every meal we had was fantastic. The menus were creative and service was especially attentive. We stayed in what is called a "Cottage". It's a large room with a remodeled and very nice bathroom and small back porch for wild life viewing. We made friends with a family of pocket gophers outside our porch. They love nuts and our friend overfed them, I'm afraid. After three days they looked fatter. It's really all about the view, though, amenities aside. The Grand Tetons can be seen from the back side of the Lodge. Order one of the lovely cocktails and sit outside on the patio overlooking Jackson Lake and gaze at the Tetons. You will not regret this experience. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - View on our back deck of lovely Lodgepole and Aspen trees. - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

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Rather pricey but beautiful place to stay. The lobby and deck of this property is a must see even if you don't plan on staying here. It is an absolutely beautiful building with spectacular views of the Grand Teton. There are several tiers of lodging options and those who are extremely lucky (or wealthy) will be able to stay inside the main building. The rest will have to stay in the cottages and we were lucky enough to get one with a great view of the mountains. I highly recommend mosquito repellent as this area is infested with those nasty creatures. I'm still scratching my arms and neck several days later. Overall, this is a good place to stay but the quality of the room is underwhelming considering the price ($350+). Bathroom was rather modern while the rest of the room was a decade behind. If you do decide to stay here, I highly recommend spending a tad more and get a room with a view instead of a cottage where your only view is other cottages. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - Killer view from the room in early morning. - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

I love the great outdoors and seeing the wildlife of Wyoming, but when the price is equal to amount you'd stay in an upscale hotel room, it's my preference to keep the animals out! The Jackson Lake Lodge is an amazing location with spectacular views of the Grand Tetons, Jackson Lake, and the Wyoming landscape. If you stay, I highly recommend staying at the lodge with the convenience of the eateries, open deck, and potentially getting a room with scenic views and not in one of the cottages. We stayed in one of the older cottages located in a middle of a row (there are about 5 or 6 rooms per row) away from the central hotel lodge on ground level. I found the accommodations to be quite appropriate for the outdoors, decent size room, small kitchen counter sink, and bathroom with a very charming cabin like feel. However when woken up twice by a critter rummaging through coffee packets and personal belongings was a bit frightening in the middle of the night. After calling the front desk, they seemed to know that this was a regular occurrence as they asked if it as a mouse or whistle pig... I just said some type of rodent and they reported maintenance would come in around 8 a.m. Unfortunately, we checked out by noon without a sign of the maintenance staff and worried that the rodent would come pop its head back around. That morning I found the blow dryer was out of commission. I figured there was no sense in asking for a new one as the maintenance guy never appeared. Enjoyed it up to the point of the critter, and loved the views from the property... but was disappointed by the lack of service for the price that price paid cottage. I did like the nice touch of the infused water in the lobby, but even more impressed by the filtered water machine available to refill bottles for free. read more

The rooms are so disappointing! Classic Cottage Room (photos attached) are not cabins, more like a motel. The lodge grounds is an awesome location. View of the Grand Tetons from their Mural Dining Room and The Blue Heron Bar is spectacular. The activities - Jackson Lake Corrals (JLL -2 hr horseback ride) and Wild & Scenic Luncheon raft tour is recommended. You can book these activities by the lobby (The Grand Teton Lodge Company), both highly recommend! Back to the room...ugh. Overpriced, smell of mold and shower head sprays everywhere. By the end of the 3 night stay, the mold started to show thru the fresh paint that was used to cover the mold in shower/bathroom. No chairs outside to enjoy a cup of coffee. To be honest, you don't or would not want to spend any time in here. Not relaxing, just moldy and smelly. Too bad because the location is amazing. There were moments I wanted to sit outside, with a cup of joe and listen to the birds, but nope, not here. Outside your door is the parking lot. Not staying here again, would not recommend. Don't be fooled by the very pretty website, for the Classic Cottage, very deceiving. :( read more

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Unfortunately, one of the few impressive things about this Lodge is the view of the Grand Tetons, which had nothing to do with the absolute horror of this place. We booked this place for a work conference and had a substantive room block for attendees. They have about 50 rooms only available in the main Lodge with cabin like rooms surrounding it. There is definitely no TVs or radios inside any of the rooms but there is Wi-Fi capability inside the rooms. There is not gym, spa, rooms with fridge or any other amenities you would find in a regular hotel room. You definitely come here for the view and outdoor play. The Mural Room, which is the best of the three restaurants in house, is nice and you can have a lovely dinner as you gaze out into the Grand Tetons. I was in a room with no view, and a window that wouldn't close properly, in the main Lodge. That apparently meant it was a mice freeway for nature as it kept coming in at all sort of hours. I requested something be done about the window and instead, got mouse traps put inside the room for my unexpected visitors. After late nights of work, I would be dozing off only to be awaken by the snap of the traps and a mice shrieking as he attempted to free himself (now with the though of a dead mouse in the trap). Since the Lodge was full, they suggested moving me to an out door cabin. Uh, NO, that would require I move more into nature's path! The meeting spaces, which are mainly on the first floor, were looking like they were built and lastly decorated in the 50s. The banquet chairs are gross looking and full of stains, as well as the carpet. My mice friends would occasionally visit these meeting rooms even as the meetings were taking place. They didn't seem afraid of a room filled with 100 plus people! The lobby bathrooms had cobwebs on the ceiling and it radiated a nasty smell all the way into the lobby hallway. All and all, I hope my work choses to never return to this second place "The Shining" location. read more

This review is for the back lounge area/bar only. Had heard of this place from a friend as having amazing view of the Tetons and for spotting wildlife off of the back lounge. The view walking up the stairs to the lobby is truly breathtaking. Huge picture windows with a view of the vast Tetons. Great place to grab lunch and some local brews whilst checking out the elk, and if you are lucky, a momma grizzly with her cubs. Mark this place on your map when driving through the Teton National Park. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

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Ive been meaning to write this review for weeks now. We ate at the mural room twice and the service was absolutely amazing. We had Cade as our server and he was the sweetest. He was even adorable with the 2 kids we had with us. He took the time to engage with them, which meant a lot to all of us. He even gave us some top notch recommendations on what excursions to do in the area. Much appreciated!!! read more

The view to grand teton range & a cup of coffee will take ur breath away. Or may be all of ur stress away. This is a teton country I used to live and will live again . Just make a trip to yellow stone national park n grand teton national park , you will fall in love. read more

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Very relaxing lodge. No TV, but there's wifi in your room. Water pressure in the showers were pretty low, water collected in the bathtub. TURN OVER YOUR PILLOWS TO CHECK FOR BUGS IN THE SUMMER I turned over my pillows and found two spiders on the cool side of the pillow. Looked up at the ceiling and there were plenty of cobwebs there. Soap was not refilled. Towels had wood chips in them. Started with 4 towels on the first day, only 3 towels the next day when they changed them. Overall, a bit pricey for what you get, but I guess you're in a national park. What else can you ask for? Given that, the view in the lodge is absolutely stunning. For breakfast, head to pioneer grill, not the one on it's right. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - Nice view - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

What a rip off. The "cottage" is very tired. Paint peeling, crooked roof, etc. A musty smell, bugs on the bathroom floor, and very hot. There is no AC, but there are also no windows that open. Our patio had grass growing on it. The back window was covered in plastic with duct tape. The place is super tired and needs some updates. Would NOT recommend at $350 per night! read more

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After lengthy hold and an actually nice conversation with the staff, I book a room for my father son baseball/nature road trip. My family was meeting me and I told them how many people I had. They said they could do a roll away. When we got there at noon for a one day stay, they could not give us a room. We came back at 11pm and the room did not have sufficient beds and where they put us could not have a roll away. My sister had to get her own room last minute. The room had bugs, a draft and the door knob fell off from the inside. On the bright side, for the 10 minutes we looked in the morning, their was an amazing view. read more

So really this place isn't all that especially For the price my company is paying per night but it is a retreat community so the usual comfort be damned. Honestly, I can get a much better room at a comfort inn for the price they charge here, but alas, the law of supply and demand is in play here so there you have it. The room is okay nothing special. The management clearly had the rustic country look and charm in mind but fell short on both account. The bed was uncomfortable, the space heater is too damn loud. I am thankful to have hot water and good water pressure in the shower. The complimentary breakfast is a good touch but be sure to get there early enough or the food will be out read more

We did not stay here but this is our 3rd visit to see the lodge walk the grounds and enjoy the views. The common areas of this lodge are quite nice. The gathering room is the focal point with floor to ceiling windows and lots of comfortable seating is indeed magnificent looking out onto Jackson Lake and the Tetons. There are a lot of people going in and out of this lodge. I really loved the large gift store in the back too. You can find some unique items. I saw two restaurants off the gathering room one that had a lot of outdoor seating to enjoy the beautiful views of Jackson Lake and the Tetons. read more

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Location was perfect in the park but I would've given 5 stars if the room had been just a tad cleaner. Dust build up on the fan and random tire marks on the shower curtain - maybe chalk it up to rustic living but not at $300/night during peak season. Glad to know they do have wifi in the cottages now. Nice remodeled rooms with comfy beds. Keurig coffee machine in room too. Definitely go upstairs and see the magnificent views in the lobby. The girls at the Activities desk were very helpful. Filtered water fountain for refilling our bottles at foot of the stairs. read more

July 1st ... 6pm - 9pm. Jay was a fantastic guide!! Just be sure to wear many layers, it's hot when you load the boat. Then COLD on the river ... you won't get wet but it gets very cold once you're on the river with the wind & no sun. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming