Jackson Lake Lodge engages in the same fraudulent fake extra credit card charges that some other hotels are doing these days. Charged me a small bogus fee a few days later after originally paying for hotel. Sad to see a historic hotel do petty criminal stuff like this. I'm guessing all the 5-star reviews here are not the kind of people who ever bother checking for fake amounts on their credit cards. Anyway, be sure you keep copies of all receipts. And when they ask you for a credit card at the counter, even after you had already paid for the stay, KNOW that it's so they can later put a fake charge of a few extra bucks on it in hopes you'll never notice. read more

Contrary to the photos, the cabins do not have a view of the mountains. We got put into one of the handicap rooms that reeked the smell of feces. Even after housekeeping sprayed everything with deodorizer, it still smelled bad. For the price of a 4 stars hotel, you'll get a 2.5 star quality room that has no TV. On the plus side, the main lodge has a wonderful view of Grand Teton mountain range and the Blue Heron bar is pretty nice. read more

Outstanding serving people from all over the world. Beautiful place with one of God's wonders, the Grand Tetons. read more

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I was raised at Jackson Lake Lodge and recently spent a few days there. I was so disappointed. When we checked in we were told there was no housekeeping. Really? At $500.00 per night you would think our cottage would be cleaned. There was 1 set of towels so we had to go to housekeeping to get towels. The sink in the bathroom had a trickle, the safe didn't work and there were 2 mouse traps in our room. We went to the pool to be told there were no towels but would have some in about 30 minutes. Who is over seeing this place? Apparently no-one! My Father was in management and the hotel is not even close to the same place as the years I lived there. The setting of the hotel is a one-of-a-kind so wouldn't you think it would be the nicest place to stay? The hotel sits in Grand Teton National Park and that helps with keeping guests coming but a good business has return guests that recommend to family and friends and promotes a perfect stay. Get a new manager before the hotel is so run down no one will give a good review and you ruin a beautiful place. This is a wonderful place to stay and make memories keep it that way. read more

My husband and I stayed for 3 nights in a King cottage with a patio and had a great time. It's a great location being that it is inside Teton National Park. Only about an hour to Old Faithful in Yellowstone and an hour to Jackson going the other way. The staff was super friendly. There are no frills for the money but you're paying for the location and the views. Also, there are dining options on site which was nice being that everything is so spread out. Overall, I would recommend Jackson Lake Lodge to anyone looking to experience the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone. Tips: bring your own pillow (our pillows were like rocks ) and mosquito repellent! We also brought our own stand up fan because there is no air conditioning and it really made a difference. read more

The location is amazing and has great views. The staff were very friendly. The rooms are old and there is no air conditioning. The rooms come with a single standing fan to circulate the air. Will consider this place again as an option next time we are out here. Thanks. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

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Construction was noisy and obstructed view. Mural room had limited menu but delicious dinner, terrible but expensive buffet breakfast with cold food and coffee. Staff is excellent. Main Lodge is beautiful. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge is one of the properties inside Grand Teton National Park operated by the Grand Teton Lodge Company, one of the concessioners for the National Park Service. I had the opportunity to stay here for three nights during summer 2009, and the experience was fabulous. I'd stay there again in a heartbeat! Starting from check-in, the staff was knowledgeable, professional, and friendly. The staff has an international flair, as I think they are recruited from around the world to work at the lodge. I personally like to think of Jackson Lake Lodge (and in fact, to large extent, Grand Teton NP in general) as a resort. The property consists of the main lodge building (the hub of all activity), and the satellite cottage buildings, grouped into organized clusters. On the first floor of the main lodge building, you can find the reception area, guest services area, newsstand, and the recreation and activities desk. Go up the stairs, and you come to the crowning jewel of the main lodge building - a lodge seating area on the second floor with huge floor to ceiling windows, looking out to a fantastic, jaw-dropping, breath-taking, amazing view of Jackson Lake, the Teton range, and Mount Moran. On this second floor are two restaurants (including the more formal Mural Room and the informal diner-style Pioneer Grill), three gift shops, a bar, a coffee cart/stand, and conference/exhibit/meeting space. The second floor seating area of the lodge building contains many comfortable couches and tables, and wi-fi is available. You can also go outside into the patio to sit and take in the view. Travel up to the third floor for a little private alcove overlooking the second floor below perfect for relaxing and reading. It is also possible to reserve rafting trips along the Snake River, canoe trips, hiking, fishing trips, horseback rides, and other scenic recreational tours led by the Grand Teton Lodge Company at the recreation and activities desk on the first floor lobby. There's even a ranch-style cookout held in the pool area (inquire for more information). I stayed in one of the standard cottage rooms overlooking Jackson Lake for two out of my three nights. The cottages are a little on the rustic side, but not too rustic. Don't expect TV or radio here, as is common in all of the National Park Lodges. On the third night, I upgraded to one of the "Moose Pond Rooms," and this room was even better than a standard cottage room! The room, it seemed, had been recently remodeled and upgraded. The room was cozy, had stylish fixtures and was decorated very nicely. And the view was better, amazing to say the least (see the photo that I posted). All of the rooms are comfortable and much more "high-standard" than the typical National Park lodging. Rooms are a little on the pricey side, but not as pricey as those at Jenny Lake Lodge, another lodge in Grand Teton National Park. Jackson Lake Lodge is only open for the late spring, summer, and fall seasons. It closes (like a majority of the facilities in Grand Teton NP) in late September/early October for the winter season. It reopens for the season sometime in May. read more

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Review-Mural Dining Rm-Restaurant for Dinner First, we recommend getting a beverage at the lounge across from the dining rm. The view of the Tetons is spectacular! Mural Dining-Make a reservation!! We planned ahead and had our dinner a little before sunset. We also requested a window/view table. Dinner: started with signature trout chowder, very good! We had elk and beef. (The menu also has fish pasta and salads). The dinners and service were excellent! We enjoyed some nice red wines by the glass we finished dinner with very yummy coffee drinks and flourless chocolate cake! Yes, NOT a low-cal (or inexpensive $$$) evening, but a wonderful & delicious experience for our last night in the Beautiful Parks. read more

Best lodging we had during our 8-day trip to the Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Jackson Lake Lodge is where Grand Teton Lodge Company's headquarter is located at, and it can seem quite commercial and touristy when you first pull in the hustling and bustling parking lot, or enter the lobby of the main building. But once you get up to the 2nd floor, the view of the Teton Range through the floor-to-ceiling windows will render you speechless and carefree. We went inside the Mural Dining Room before dinner hours just to see the beautiful murals (friendly staff didn't mind us walking around), followed by a couple drinks and a light meal at the Blue Heron Lounge when the sun was setting to the other side of the mountain range. My mountain-loving husband declared right then and there that's the coolest place he has ever been in his life. Our cabin (classic cottage with two queens) didn't have the Teton view but I still dug it. It was very roomy, enough for a family of 4. Elegant may not be a word that comes to mind when we talk about cabins, but that's what I would use to describe the interior of the cabin, especially compared to the rustic Colter Bay cabin and the three cabins plus one hotel room we stayed inside Yellowstone. I should mention it's the most expensive of them all, even though I scored a discounted rate (30% off) 10 days before our arrival. Still pricey, but the location demands a premium I guess. There is free Wi-Fi with great speed in the room, which is not available in Colter Bay or Yellowstone, but you are doing yourself a huge disservice if you don't step outside and look up to the night sky. I was literally star struck and had a religious experience. So glad that we capped off our spellbinding trip with a splendid night in Jackson Lake Lodge! read more

We didn't stay at the Lodge but used it as a rest stop, parked in the large parking lot, up the stairs into the large lounge and found the toilets which were very clean. we grabbed breakfast while we were there, a breakfast burrito which was tasty. the view is beautiful across the lake. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - Breakfast burrito - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

Three words - location, location, motel 6 with a view! That is really all this place is, if you have the view. We stayed in one of the cottages, and luckily got the upgrade to the view. The close-to $300/night rooms are nearly identical to the $59/night Motel 6 down by the train station. I know you are not supposed to be in your room much while you are in the Grand Tetons, but it is still nice to take a shower and relax after your day of exploring. The shower in our room washed the floors and toilet better than it washed us. When the front desk was notified, someone was sent to fix. The shower head was too corroded. No replacement shower heads? They offered to move us to a different room, but we declined. It would have been nice if the rooms had been updated within the last 30 years, but I guess you get what you get when you are in the National Park. The view from the room was amazing. It was clearly the reason for paying so much. I don't know about a couple hundred bucks for a view, but it was a great view of the Tetons. The other parts of the facility are nice as well, though I never saw the rooms in the main building. The back deck was great for watching elk and moose, the people were friendly, and the central location is ideal for exploring the Tetons. If you are looking for an expensive place to rest your head, albeit dirty, the lodges with views at the Jackson Lake Lodge do the trick. Not horrible, but not great. Would I stay here again? No. read more

So I just got back from a wedding that took place at the Jackson Lake Lodge, and the entire experience was incredible!!!! Let's start with the staff, incredibility knowledgeable, accommodating, and friendly. From the housekeeper to the GM ;), they all treat you as a guest in there home. The lodge/lobby itself is rustic,clean, and the views are breath taking (weather permitting). Off the lobby there are 3 places to eat, a bar, and 3 gift shops. (See the review on the Pioneer Grill.) The actual rooms are clean as well. Beds more comfortable than my own.** Disclaimer, no tv's on any room** which I love **. I stayed in a cottage,which was close to the actual lodge, but I was also lucky enough to see the view from the Moran suite. These view suites are breath taking! It's amazing all the work the JLL does in preserving the National Park while educating and entertaining with the different activities offered. I went out on a float trip and a breakfast cruise. Many of the people I was with also opted for canoeing, hiking, fishing, and horse back riding. All actives were great and very informative. BEAR! Thank you Justin (bar tender) and Sam (float guide)!!! read more

Surprisingly nice lodge in an absolutely gorgeous setting. Get a room with a view of the lake if you can - the Tetons are pretty breathtaking. The rooms are very simple - no TV or Internet - but they're very clean and comfortable. I slept like a rock. The main lodge is huge and has restaurants, a bar, several gift shops, and a huge central living room with free wifi. Skip the Mural Room - it's very expensive and very dated - and eat in the grill, which is a cute, retro lunch counter with good cheap food. The staff is really sweet and helpful. And it's a LOT cheaper than the Jenny Lake Lodge. Highly recommended. read more

(Note, our stay was in August of 2013. Just finishing up my review.....look, these things take time. A good review should be aged like a fine wine......) Shabby and overpriced. This was our second stay here. We will not be back until we get word that there have been serious upgrades. Cabins are dirty, no microwave (so you are forced to eat at their poor quality restaurants), or AC. The ice room at the end of the row of cabins had empty beer bottles in it, and electrical cords for the ice/soda machines went into a power strip, and the power strip was wrapped around some steel water pipes! Not safe! They're not really 'cabins'. They are simply long motel style buildings that have log decoration on the outside. You can forget any notions of sitting around a fireplace in a cozy cabin in the woods. The walls are thin and you can hear everything your neighbors are doing. I've reviewed the restaurants separately, so I won't go into detail here, but they were both poor. It seems like the entire food service end of things was chaotic and understaffed. What is the point in telling people in the cabins that you have WI-FI when you DON'T? They are way too far away from the lodge to get a signal. If you want to visit this place, come by and watch the sunset from the back deck, and leave. The view is indeed gorgeous, but the business end of things here is totally resting on its laurels. One more gripe. This place is actually quite a distance from all of the attractions in Yellowstone. After a long day of seeing the sights, its cumbersome to drive for hours to get back to your hotel. Next time we visit we will be staying somewhere in West Yellowstone. [French Knight] Now go away, or I will taunt you a second time! [/French Knight] read more

Terrible. The only saving grace was the beautiful view in the lodge. The room was overpriced, although we got a "deal" at $179, originally $229. This included no WIFI (only in the lodge is it available), no TV, outdated furniture, one electrical outlet, bugs galore in the room and a substandard shower. A room like that wasn't worth even half the price but they sure stick it to you being the only place to stay for miles. We might as well have pitched a tent. The diner they have there was just as bad. I had a cranky woman waitress that didn't seem to care much about the quality of food she was serving. The prices were steep for this cafeteria grub. $18 for a couple pieces of disgusting fried chicken and mac n cheese was ridiculous. read more

This was by far the best vacation of my life, I'm telling you that you will never retreat coming here!!! The hotel was awesome from the staff to the food ( bison burger in the cafe) pizza in the outdoor patio and wild duck plate!!!! We stayed in the outdoor cabins and had a blast, especially for me that we had zero cell phone reception so I could truly get away from work!!! Take advantage of the tours they have, go to the local ranger stations for ranger lead hikes and envoy this amazing park!! read more

The Jackson Lake Lodge was simply a delightful place to stay. First let's talk about the rooms. From the outside, it looks almost like you're at an upscale sleep away camp, because each guest room is in the cabin that is detached from the main building. When you get into your room/cabin though, you find out that it is way nicer than any sleep away camp and that they are maintained with the quality of the Hilton. Plenty of room for all and the beds are quite comfortable. Do note though, there is no air conditioning, just a ceiling fan and several windows that open and there is no TV. Since you should be outdoors most of the time, this shouldn't be a problem. But if you need to touch base with the outside world, there is free Wi-Fi. Activities, the pool is great, the hiking trails are great, and if you're really looking for an adventure, go on a horseback ride. I went early in the morning for two hour horseback ride and the scenery was just breathtaking. All skill levels are able to ride at this corral and the staff is amazingly accommodating. I would also recommend asking for Annie, the wrangler from Florida. She is full of information, good stories, and is just a pleasure as a tour guide. Horseback riding runs you about $75 for two hours. Note, if you are coming in the summer, especially the early summer, there is a lot of bear activity in the area. Hiking with the group is recommended and it wouldn't hurt to buy bear spray. It's like Mace, but for bears. All the restaurants are very good at the lodge as well, though they are all very expensive. Even if you're getting a meal poolside. One thing I would highly recommend is going to their bar, getting a drink, and sitting facing the window watching the sunset over the mountains. It'll be the best $10-$20 you'll ever spend. Five stars from me and I can't wait to stay again. Chris from Chicago read more

Review is for the JLL Pool... Great place to let the children get out excess energy!! Wonderful staff working concession area - specifically the friendly & efficient gal fro St. Petersburg, FL! After waking at 5am to witness a peaceful sunrise, this is a great place to spend mid-morning to early afternoon with the family. There is a kiddie pool, regular pool, playground & snack bar/grill. Grab you suits, sunscreen, water bottle, and prepare to relax... read more

Was very disappointed in our cabin. It was dirty, smelled bad and really outdated. Upon arrival I wiped down the bathroom floor with a wet towel and was horrified at how dirty the towel came up. Stained comforter on bed. Would not stay here again. View and setting of the lodge is spectacular. But next time I'd stay at one of the hotels in Jackson Hole and make the drive to Jackson Lake Lodge to take in the view for an hour. We paid $250 night and expected much more than we got. read more

Spectacular view of the Teton Range! Very easy to be speechless just sitting in the upstairs lobby or the Mural dining room and take in the view, for hours. A short hike from the hotel up to the Lunch Hill provides vantage points for enjoying the view of Willow Flats and wildlife watching. Mural Room -- this is the more formal dining venue in this hotel, but service and staff are relaxed and friendly, and of course professional. Menu offering is the most creative out of all Yellowstone/Teton in-park restaurants we've tried (e.g. buffalo flank steak with Thai dressing was cooked to perfect done-ness, and the side asian slaw and vermicelli noodles complement and accentuate the meat-ness nicely) -- Overall, a wonderful dining experience in a superb setting. The Activity Desk provides helpful information about and organizes raft trips, tours, horseback riding, etc. The staff are knowledgeable, helpful and flexible (when weather interferes with human planning). read more

We have eaten here a couple times, mainly for the view. OMG! The view almost makes the food edible! Both times disappointed with both cocktails and food. Even with a year between visits there have been no improvements in their menu. Would not recommend eating here at all. read more

Awesome property. Definitely our favorite spot during a recent tour of Yellowstone and the Tetons. Views. Are. Amazing. We stopped by for a late lunch on our way through, and spent the entire afternoon lounging and sipping Mountain Huckleberry Mojitos (mmm, brilliant and delish attitude adjuster after a long day of driving.) and watching the lake, mountains, and variety of wildlife. We booked a room a few nights later on our way back through and ended up on the back patio watching the world go by again. This was probably the most relaxing and beautiful setting we were in the whole trip. We got a garden cottage, which was a little dated (no TV, no air, older furniture) but that wasn't necessarily a bad thing, it was overall charming and clean. We were traveling with our dog (which I wouldn't advise anyone else to do in these parks - you can't go more than a 100ft from the road with a dog, so without a designated dog-sitter you are pretty limited.) and there was no fuss with that. Pioneer Grill was just ok (kind of standard Park diner fair) but the drinks at the Blue Heron were brilliant, our server on the first day in particular was terrific, and some of the small plates were quite good. We could have happily spent another couple of days lounging around here and going on day hikes or exploring the park. They also have horseback rides, a pool, etc., so it would be a good base if traveling with kids. It's not cheap, but it's much less crowded than the lodges in Yellowstone, and for my money, a much better value. read more

The only thing good about this place is it's location to Yellowstone. I have the Vail Epic Pass, so I got a discounted deal to stay with my family. But otherwise, I would find this place wayyyyy overpriced! The rooms are quite small for a family of four. In addition, the place may be nicely renovated, but you can still tell that it is old. Also, the when we got to the room, the ceiling fan nob was gone, some of the dresser drawers wouldn't open. They had someone come fix the nob after I called twice (claimed they were so busy-not an excuse I want to hear), but never the dresser drawer. They kept claiming how busy they were, but it was end of season. If I had to pay $300 plus a night for this room, I would have been even more annoyed and upset. They also have study abroad/oversees students fixing up their rooms, but don't speak hardly a lick of english. So if you need something from there, it is a bit hard. Overall, with the service from the room, to the front desk (took forever to check out, and the screwed up the bill twice, if I hadn't checked it, fyi-keep your eye out at check out), the parking, the restaurants. The service sucked. Lots of chip on the should here, knowing that they get people to pay the prices since it is conveniently located. Bottom line, if you can find another in the area to stay at for a reasonable price do it. If you can stay right in Yellowstone, really do it. The drive is a bit from this hotel to the Yellowstone propers. This place ain't worth it. read more

We stayed 4 nights in a cabin with a patio and a view! It was just beautiful! Loved our stay here. Each night we sat out on the patio with our friends, and relaxed, looked at the stars, and talked about the days adventures. We ate at the Pioneer Grill - Great for soups, salads, burgers, etc. We had a few meals here and all five of us, loved what we ordered. We also had drinks and appetizers at the Blue Heron - service was good, and so was the food. The pool was great for unwinding in the late afternoon. And the Pool side BBQ is great! Food - Yummy! And the entertainment - wonderful! We would stay here again. read more

The restaurant is kind of overpriced for nothing all that special.. however, AMAZING views. Probably the only restaurant with that kind of access to jackson lake/tetons.. so maybe worth it for the picture. Service was excellent as well - the staff knew people at our table though so that probably didn't hurt. Lobster bisque was served lukewarm and very heavy - couldn't finish it. The elk entree was decent but nothing spectacular. Huckleberry crumb desert was by far the best. The outdoor patio/more casual dining experience is probably the way to go here or sticking with traditional entrees (pastas, etc.) read more

The food was simply terrible. Too much dressing drowning the salad, the beer was flat, and the pork roulettes were so greasy I got sick later. Pass on the food, but visit for the view! Worth stopping in for the view. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - View of the Tetons from the back deck. - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

This review is for the Mural room restaurant only. We ate here 3 times during our stay. The food was very good and it was the only place we found within the Grand Teton or Yellowstone parks to get a good cup of espresso. The all you can eat breakfast has 2 levels 1. Fruit, granola, yogurt, oatmeal ~$13.00 or 2. all that plus sausage, bacon, eggs, waffles, etc ~$19.00 Dinner is made by actual chefs with real flavor. they could offer a little more than 3 or 4 asparagus spears with their entrees but other than that it was a great experience. The View cannot be beat. read more

This is our second experience at the pool at Jackson Lodge. Three years ago the experience was awesome. Heated pool, frozen adult beverages at pool side, umbrellas and yummy food. We were really looking forward to spending the day at the pool today with our daughter who lives in Jackson and five grandkids. Here's what we found: pool not heated, no adult beverages at all, even at the cantina, no umbrellas and sub par food. We ordered burritos from the cantina, which offered carne asada, chili verde, or chicken. Keep in mind it's only noon. They don't have any carne asada or chili verde, so we ordered chicken. Not worth the money. Cold and, dry and unflavorable. It's sad because we had so much fun and everything was so good three years ago. What in the world happened in the last three years for the decline at this resort? read more

August high-season review... Location is great. Rooms not really clean. Cobwebs. Carpet thick with dust. Food choices ok but overpriced. Upper lobby grand and view from back porch amazing. Mural Room dinner very overpriced and service was fair at best. This is an enormous hotel and it seems the staff can not keep up with high season volume read more

What a ripoff! I paid $260 / night for what! A cabin that reminded me of summer camps. The nicest part of the room was the bathroom which was redone. The rest of the room was at best depressing with mattress and pillows that were deformed and obviously not replaced in years. I had to take anti allergenic pills to be able to sleep in this room. My advise: sleep in a nice place in Jackson and come to the main lodge which indeed has a phenomenal view (but not the cabins) and have breakfast, lunch or dinner. read more

Walked in with my family of 5 although they did bring a cot with our request the bathroom had obviously not been cleaned, when you walked in instantly you get hit with the smell of dirty feet. The milkshakes were good for the 3 times we got them. The "kitchen" floors were dirty with black spots stuck on the floor. They did however give us an extra fan. The trash can is very small you could probably only fit a bag of chips in it. Probably won't be coming again. read more

Be aware their cancellation policy. They charge $30 for cancellations make even 30 days earlier. We plan to visit Yellowstone this May and we decided to pay a visit to Grand Teton as well since they are quite close. We chose Jackson lake lodge in a quick decision because there is no other place available at Grand Teton Lodge website. But after reading some comments, we decided to change our stay to somewhere near the Teton Village. After making the reservation at Teton Village, we found out that we have to pay 30 dollars for cancellation and we couldn't even do it ourselves online despite that they have the change/cancel button, we have to call them to get it cancelled. This has not been the best reservation experience. I guess I should pay much more attention next time. I did somehow assume that Grand Teton Lodge will have similar cancellation policy to Yellowstone and Grand Canyon. Not all national park large website has good cancellation policy. Anyway, be aware of their cancellation policy before you make any decisions. Their are other places worth staying with lower prices and better cancellation policies just nearby. So more homework before you make reservations. read more

My wife and I were looking forward to visiting three National Parks (Grand Tetons, Yellowstone and Glacier) in June of 2021. However due to Covid-19 restrictions in Yellowstone, the lodge at Yellowstone National Park cancelled our stay. When I contacted the Jenny Lake Lodge and explained the situation, I was notified that they were still going to charge me a $30.00 cancellation fee as they are still open (albeit, with greatly reduced services). I was aware when I booked the reservation that they had a $30.00 cancellation fee, but I believe that under these circumstances that they should have waved that fee as did Xanterra at the other two resorts. For the price I was going to pay, they aren't even providing me with turn down service and they can't guarantee that their restaurants will be open for dining during my visit. Shame on the Grand Teton Lodge Company for treating their potential patrons this way. I tried reaching out to Alex Klein (VP and General Manager - Grand Teton Lodge Company), but he has chosen to ignore me. Next year, when we are able to book our reservations again, I will be looking at other accomodations in the area. read more

We were charged an outrageous amount per night for a cabin (on par price with your average 5 star hotel room rate). There is no mountain or lake view (we are looking at trees & weeds), the cabin in in deplorable shape (water damage on the ceiling, windows that don't lock, stained furnishings, spiders everywhere in the room), no fridge, no microwave, no television, no air conditioner, and virtually no food options! (The restaurants require reservations, and they are booked days out, and we are 40 miles from town). NEVER AGAIN. AVOID AT ALL COSTS! read more

I didn't come here as a guest, but did dine at the Mural Room restaurant. Overall, this is truly a great place to visit/eat. The lodge itself has an unbeatable view of the Teton mountains. What makes this view ever more awesome is the presence of the Willow Flats (I think that's what the marshy area is called), so the contrast of that flat land with the towering mountains are awesome. The restaurant though, more than held its own. The service/atmosphere is on the more-formal side, but it's okay -- it's still a tourist trap, so no need to feel stuffy. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The food was by far the best we ate on our trip (we had visited Yellowstone earlier). Our party of 4 ordered the chicken pot pie, elk/bison burger, chicken caesar wrap, and something else that I cannot remember right now. The first two were great. My wife, however, said the wrap was only okay (kind of dry). Most of us ordered the corn chowder, which is a must if you have a chance. Overall, a great place to eat, and our total came out to less than $70, so not that bad at all! read more

Great sunrise/sunset views from the pub, lobby and restaurant area! You'll see lots of people waking up early to see wildlife outside the terrace. However the cabin has no views, which sucks when you paid about $300/night. read more

Jackson Lake Lodge - View of the lobby - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

Another amazing location in the Tetons! We stayed in a cottage room with two queens. The room was clean and comfortable. Nothing amazing but when in a national park like the Tetons I know we're not getting a 5 star resort level accommodation....clean and comfortable is what I care most about. The lodge itself is amazing. Spent hours out in the back bar sipping drinks, looking at the unbelievable views, and watching wildlife go by. I could sit out there forever! On the cost side of things...the rooms are overpriced. But, with the amazing views and overall great location I chose to overlook that. If you want a somewhat cheaper option, stay at colter bay cabins but at least come up to the lodge one evening and enjoy the sunset with a drink in your hand! read more

Well I was hoping for more but not surprised at what we got. Food was OK, pleasant atmosphere and staff. Shrimp appetizer was flavorless. Trout dinner was good, but small portions. Wife had a salmon special which was good. Cinnamon cheesecake wasn't what we were expecting, too sweet and warm/soft and small (I wouldn't even call it cheesecake). The lodging (500 series cottage) and our stay here was fantastic! read more

My husband and I did the 2 hour horseback ride. Oh, it was so wonderful. Our guide, Rachael, was so awesome! She was very knowledge about the land and gave a great tour. She was so helpful and patient with me...I have little to no experience with horses but greatly enjoyed myself!! It was a walking ride so if you're looking for something else, sadly you'll have to look elsewhere. After the ride we went up to the lodges grill... Oh boy! The service was great. We sat near the open kitchen and let me tell you, the kitchen staff worked their butts off!!! Food was delicious and fast!! read more