Friendly camp staff and generally clean campsites make this a good stop for campers seeking views of the Teton range. Well-stocked gift shop, bar and restaurants along with a quick-mart/gas station, laundry and showers should meet almost all your needs while in this wilderness area. We enjoyed the food at Trappers Grill but we really questioned the patio set up. In what universe is it a good idea to place dirty bus bins over clean flatware, hot sauce and other supposedly fresh table items? Wait staff explained to us that management is 'saving their backs' by not expecting bus bins to be placed low on the carts. While that seems honorable, where is the actual management of this patio area? When trout tacos are $16 management can certainly figure out a way to be hygienic and sanitary when it comes to serving their clientele. Do some innovation, think smarter, spend some money on getting a new silverware bin (that isn't broken,) and make this a professional set up. Or is mgmt just trying to save their assets? Again, the food was good. The serving people teams are very attentive. (And, no, we are not associated with any of the wait staff. We asked them a genuine question. So, management if you're reading this don't bust their chops over this.) But as anyone with a foodhandlers card from any state in the 50 knows: ****Do not stock dirty over clean.!!*** Besides, every dust covered boot, pollen crusted sneaker and flip-flopped foot trudges right where all the spoons, knives, forks are stocked. Fix this! Actually fix it,actually address it and actually take care of your seasonal help to gain back the remaining two stars. read more

We stayed in the Cabins and really enjoyed our stay. Cabin was spacious and loved that it was a 2 room log cabin. The front door didn't seem very secure but overall the location is what makes this perfect. Make sure you carry bear spray. Restaurant attached to the hotel was good too. read more

After a day of hiking through the marvelous Tetons, this spot delivers great beer, tasty food and a convivial atmosphere in a lakeside setting with a view of the mountains. What more could one want? Everything we had was very good - the garlicky sweet potato fries, smoked trout cobb salad, and bison burger. The salad was especially delicious, abundant and flavorful with an enormous array of ingredients, topped by trout that was fresh and moist with a hint of cedar flavor. Thankfully, our server let us take our time easing from course to course as the sun began to set over Jenny Lake. Definitely an experience I'd repeat on my next visit to the area. read more

The review is for the restaurant. Like all accommodations and food inside a national park, it is expensive. However, unlike many other places we've eaten at inside national parks, the food is good and even a relatively good value considering the portion size. My husband had a trout dish and I went with a salad and soup. Even the kids meals were decent. We regret not ordering dessert as the people next to us had an amazing looking huckleberry pie. This was early on in our summer trip and we thought we had plenty of time to get some huckleberry pie. Unfortunately, none of the pies we ended up trying looked as good as the one at this place. Service is rather slow but you have a nice view to make up for it. read more

Save your money. Room with view is $450/night. Rooms are mediocre. Food is okay, but nothing to write home about. They allow dogs in rooms (for fee,) but dogs not allowed in National Parks. Skip it. Not worth time and/or headache. Better lodges out there for the money. read more

The view is breath-taking and they have boats for rent which was nice. The rooms were ok. The beds were waaaaaay to soft and I couldnt get a a good nites sleep at all. The location however is really nice. read more

Absolutely loved this place. Convenient location with maximum half an hour travel time from any part of the park. The lodges are very rustic yet comfortable. Beautiful views of the Tetons and Jackson lake from some rooms and restaurants. The Signal Mountain Lodge area has it all! Free WiFi for the guests, gas station, convenience store, 2 restaurants on premises and a bar. Very easy access to Jackson Lake and recreations. Highly recommended place. Would definitely go back. read more

Signal Mountain Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

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Great view and free wifi. But with the a ~$230 room you'd think they'd be able to update it things a bit but when you're the only game in town.... Also, seemed like our deck had maybe bat issues? read more

This was a great place to stay. The quaint looking cottages were spectacular on in the inside. I lived my porch view. There was not a bad seat in the place. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The view is spectacular. What I loved most about this lodge was decreasing carbon footprint. They have worked really hard to reduce, reuse and recycle and I commend them it. Proves it can be done if you are motivated enough. We will definitely book here again!! read more

Expect unabashed natural beauty, but don't expect luxurious accommodation. Signal Mountain Lodge rooms are almost as rustic as the lodge, but now include the basic necessities of electricity, indoor plumbing and a mini-fridge. Our visit was too short and too late in the season to take it all in this time. We are already looking forward to a longer stay in the area during peak season so that we can canoe, hike, fish, and of course drive up into nearby Yellowstone National Park. read more

The accommodations were good, the food excellent! We took relaxing float trip down the Snake River one morning (the afternoons can be windy). Very relaxing. Mark, our guide, was very knowledgeable and engaging. He made the trip a part learning experience, part stand up comedy routine. A fun morning! Would definitely recommend. read more

My husband and I stayed here the last week they were open in October, had a second floor unit facing the lake in the mountains, just stunning, the unit is rustic, but you are there for the location and the views. During Covid the restaurant unfortunately wasn't open, but the general store had some grab and go items. The highlight of the trip was seeing a bald eagle fly right in front of our balcony like 10 feet from us amazing. The sunrise and sunsets on the mountains are stunning. We hiked Taggart Lake Which was a Easy 3 mile hike and we're fortunate enough to see some moose on Moose Wilson Road at the Overlook definitely check that out. On the way out of the park we were lucky enough to see the mama bear with her 4 Cubs on the side of the road in a meadow , there were many cars pulled over to take some photos, they were enjoying their breakfast, quite the site to see they had frost on their fur! read more

The upper (as opposed to lower) lakefront cabins afford breathtaking morning views with the sun coming from behind you. You won't find a better spot for breakfast in any restaurant, but the on-site store has limited selection, so consider buying groceries before you arrive at the park. Building construction is not super-solid, so springing for the extra $50 (in our case) for an upper unit also helps in case your downstairs neighbors like to be awake before or after you do. read more

Our family of four stayed in a lakefront duplex. It was clean and comfortable and the views couldn't be beat. We were in the middle of a big camping trip and were very pleased to find that our room had a full sized fridge, microwave, dishwasher and sink which allowed us to clean up and keep all our cooler food cold. This is unusual for lodging within the national parks. The shower was great with perfect water pressure. The Trapper restaurant was able to accommodate us and the other family we were travelling with easily and quickly and the food was good and fairly priced. Our server was excellent. We even saw a black bear from the deck of the restaurant. The only reason it gets four stars is it is very expensive, definitely a splurge. read more

We liked the rustic 2 room cabin ($272 incl tax for 2 adults/2 children). It was a great rate for 4 beds in a national park. It is unusual to find a room configuration with 4 beds. The location was not that far from hiking trails. The food at Trapper Grill was good. We also thought that the room was clean and well maintained. I highly recommend this lodge. Note: the huckleberry ice cream at Trapper Grill is good (contains a lot of berries). There was good wifi, but no cellular service at this location. read more

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The word "amazing" doesn't do justice to describe the cabins. We stayed here for 2 nights during our trip and were so glad we did. The cabin we stayed in (# 111) was spacious with a private bath and nice porch. It was a short walk to the beach on Jackson Lake and a breathtaking view of the Grand Tetons. There are 2 restaurants at the Lodge, one serving a more pub grub food and a more upscale restaurant. We went pub grub and couldn't have been more happy. For the price and location this is a true winner. I highly recommend the cabins and would stay here again. read more

I stayed at Signal Mountain Lodge for only one night recently with my brother, his wife & my mom. We got a 2 room cabin facing Jackson Lake. The cabin was rustic (read: sparse) and appeared to have been converted to 2 rooms from one room. The door between the rooms had so many holes in it we could see the light shining thru, but that was kind of charming, really. The wierd part was that the sink was in my brother's room and the bathroom was in the small and strangely arranged entryway. No problems, just no privacy either. Each room opened out to the deck which you could walk off of to get to the lake. The location is amazing, right across Jackson Lake from Mount Moran. I've never had views like this at a hotel or resort before. There are not many eateries in Grand Teton park, so we ate at Signal Mountain Lodge for all our meals. The service was slightly slow, and it seemed that the wait staff were worn out, but the food was good. I highly recommend the Elk Meatloaf for dinner. It was great: sweet, not gamy, and not dried out. For breakfast, I wanted the Rancher (of some such name) egg sandwhich, but I wanted it with their bison sausage. Although it wasn't on the menu the kitchen staff was able to make my ingenious creation and it kept me happy & full for our intense 4 hour hike. Expect to pay a little more money for the location & the convenience of staying within the park. But man, it's worth it to stay here & wake up on the Lake! read more

Although the cabin we stayed in didn't offer a view, it took less than a minute to walk to a stupendous view. The location of this lodge right at the shore of Jackson Lake and with the mountains looming beyond, can't be beat. We've stayed in tent cabins, and at both Jenny Lake and Jackson Lake lodge before; this location is the best for scenery. Also enjoyed renting a kayak for an hour, and driving up Signal Mountain for a wonderful sunrise. read more

This is a great Lodge right at Jackson Lake. It has beautiful views of the Tetons, IF they are not covered in clouds as they were during our stay. We stayed in the cabins with no lake view and they were extremely spacious and comfortable. The lodge is a nice gateway to the Tetons and has a lot of outdoor activities to offer (hiking, sailing, rafting, kayaking ...). There are two restaurants and a bar in the lodge and the food selection was surprisingly good (for a NP lodge)! The dishes were very tasty and nicely decorated. A good bar is open 'til late and was pretty popular despite the pre-season uncrowdedness. Unfortunately, we had to leave too soon to fully enjoy it. The drive to JAC is about 35 min from the lodge. We will try to come back again! read more

The rooms with a view are very pricey here. For an upper lake front retreat, the cost is $375 plus tax. For a lower lake front retreat, the price is $336 plus tax. They do not accept AAA and AARP. read more

Just ended a fantastic 5 night stay at Signal Mtn Lodge and it was excellent experience. We stayed in cabin 139 with basically 2 bedrooms and 3 full beds. Be aware that you can put 6 people in here but the pass through to the bath room and sink are through a bed room and that is the only negative I have to say. All else is superb. shower was excellent with good flow and constant temp. Beds were very comfortable, fluffy and warm and so nice to crawl into. All was clean. We had a huge porch we invited our friends over to do excursion planning. Privacy great with no one below or above and next door (cabin 140) had to use the same steps outside so if you leave the windows open you will likely hear some noise from neighbors using stairs or starting cars but essentially walls were reasonably thick. In general we could park right outside cabin. Creaky floors yes but it's a cabin for Pete's sake what do you expect? We could only really hear our own creaks except for the common stair well shared by one other cabin. The staff was outstanding. There was no coffee maker or microwave in our room but the office has thermoses of coffee hot chocolate and tea bags you fill on way out starting at 0530. When we needed to leave earlier for sunrise shooting we just asked and they had coffee ready for us at 0500. The office has a place to fill up water bottles and get ice bags what a great touch and we used that a lot. Our room had a small fridge too. Great central location close to Oxbow and the Elk Meadows. About 40 min from Mormon Row. Remember to factor in 45-35 mph for distances. Dining at the Peaks was excellent and we ate most breakfast and dinners there. The menu was varied and on the sub gourmet side with bison manicotti etc and prices were reasonable. I would rate it 4 stars out of 5. We had very little wait time ever. I think the lodge was fully booked while we were there. Good wine selection too. We had two small dogs who were accommodated and good places to walk. The lake was very close and the silence and stars at night were amazing. The environment was so relaxing we could have just sat on the porch and looked out at the lake all day. We had a partial view of the lake from our cabin and looked over another row of cabins. Safety and security never a question. Thanks to Johanna for the service from check in to check out and the unexpected refund when we left a day early and you were able to rent the cabin. Although there are several places to stay in the Park we will look no further. It was perfect for us. If you want more upscale or grand hotel like accommodations with shopping look at Jackson Lodge. read more

We came here twice on our visit. The food was good and not too expensive. The nachos are popular but aside from their vast size aren't remarkable. Skip the fish and chips but my son loved the bison burger with chili. Salads were interesting and excellent. The fun guy was really yummy and vegetarian. read more

This review is for the restaurant. We had dinner here twice while in Grand Teton NP. This summer we visited seven national parks over seven weeks and I can say without a doubt this was the best in-park restaurant we ate at, but that is not saying much. The nachos that they are supposedly famous for were overrated. I would not recommend them. Everything else was really good. The SML brownie sundae deserves to be on the Mt. Rushmore of desserts. It was that good. It is plenty dessert for four people. read more

Very nice cabins. some offer fridge and most have great views of Teton MTN Range. This is what you're paying for. Expect to pay high 100's USD or 200+ USD for cabins but it's just worth it. You work hard so spend the money. Just breath-taking views specially of range is still snow packed after a heavy winter snow fall (no guarantee on this). Food at restaurant(s) are just average but nicely priced! No rip off in that respect. Marina is rentals for power boats, kayaks, pedal boards, etc. Or just sit on your deck if you're lucky enough to get one facing the lake and range. Just ask before you take your room key for the best view available. ** I've always stayed here in "later in August" and just walked up for reservation with no problem (sometimes last cabin) but I have heard of peeps w/weeks, months, years advanced recommended for peak/peak summer months. Beware of this. read more

We ate at the restaurant 2nd week in June. First off, the view is hard to beat. The food was very good overall (all except the trout tacos). The Nachos were HUGE! The burgers were done perfectly and the salads were very good. Had a Jenny Lake beer, it was good. Service was good, and the price was not like one would expect at a National Park, very reasonable. Would recommend this to anyone looking for a casual restaurant with a view. read more

Stayed sweet at facing to the lake and so good. great view. we had microwave as well as refrigiator

Tried to get into the fine dining with five and a toddler. Told less than a twenty minute wait. They took every party ahead of us, at 45 minutes they said we were next. At an hour we gave up. Wouldn't move tables together or try to find any solution. read more

This is place more than amazing ! Perfect view, nice atmosphere. Try hot wings, sweet french fries (salty and garlic) , nachos with salsa toppings. Stay away rude Matt read more

The lodge was our first stop after driving from the southern exit of Yellowstone. The lodge is situated in a beautiful location with lake front spot and beautiful scenery. We also booked a snake river float tour and ate dinner at The Peaks Restaurant. Floating down the snake river was great and we got to see a soaring bald eagle with "dinner" trout in it's claws. We also came across a moose. The lodge looked like a great place to stay with a nice vibrant vibe. read more

We happened upon this place in Grand Teton National Park. I had fish and chips and Jay had chili. They were both amazing. Thrilled to have found it. The best food of this trip by far. read more

This review is based on our experience both at the hotel and the restaurant. We stayed at one of the lakefront cabins a couple of weekends ago. After spending 7 days in Yellowstone, we drove into Grand Teton with our jaws open, gawking at the amazing views everywhere around the loop. In our heads, we were so excited to have booked a place that would give us this picturesque view right from our room. At the front desk, a friendly girl named Taylor checked us in the evening of our stay and happened to check us out the following morning. If this review were based on the hotel alone, it would have definitely been higher. Immediately after parking, we were attacked with swarms of mosquitoes. I realize mosquitoes by the lake are hard to control, so that's no fault to the hotel, but sitting outside on the deck on our lakefront cabin was obviously out of the question. We're talking hundreds of mosquitoes that immediately started biting and forcing themselves into the car as we are trying to pull our luggage out! This mosquito problem was present during our entire stay early morning through late at night. The cabin itself was relatively clean, but definitely underwhelming as far as quality and decor was concerned. Our friend booked the cabin next door to ours and it was identical down to the Morman Row painting on the wall. The views were okay from our window inside, but because we are in the lower cabins, they are largely blocked by large trees. Based on the almost $400 price tag for the room, we were expecting more than the glimpse of lakefront and mountains we ended up with. My problem came with dinner at the Trapper Grill. We had 8 hungry people including restless kids by the time we set our luggages down. Having just been through the long waits the previous days in Yellowstone, we decided to call to make reservations. We were told no reservations accepted but that there was plenty of room. Within 5 minutes we were at the door and waiting to be seated. To our surprise, they were pretty much empty. We saw many tables by the window overlooking the same view as our room and decided it wouldn't hurt to ask for one. They said it wouldn't be possible because we were a group of 8. We offered to split up into our two families of 4. They hesitated, but said they'd get the tables ready. it took another 10 minutes to seat us even though we were the only ones there and the tables were already all set waiting for customers to show! After we sat down, our server Zach showed up to take our drink orders. He did not seem to enjoy his job at all, perhaps not having a great day, but seemingly enjoying his time with the other servers, just not on serving us. We had to call him back for plates to eat the giant nachos with, refills on water, and finally a dessert menu. At the end of dinner, he seemed intent on handing our two families a single bill so as to earn his group tax. I find this really insulting, not because we wouldn't have tipped him the same, but as we had ordered and sat entirely separate as two different families and it was like a punishment to us because we walked in together. My husband had to ask for the bill to be split, to which he took the entire total of the previous bill (including the group tax) and split it evenly into 2 bills and still left a line open for tip. Pretty low IMHO. Food was just okay. Large low quality nachos. Nothing impressive. Based on the hotel alone, I would have rated this a 4 star. Based on the restaurant alone, I would have rated this a 2 star. read more

The gas station pumps need a little bit of updating since you can not pay at the pump and you have to hold the gas trigger the whole time. Other then that the workers seem to provide excellent customer service and the bathrooms are clean and well stocked. The convenience store has a little bit of everything. read more

Way too expensive for what you get. Cabin feels like a motel room that hasn't been updated since the 70s. Wifi is only available in the office. Breakfast was NOT included. The only nice thing about the hotel is the location. read more

Long wait for service. Waiter dude was pretty scraggly. (Winter ski bum) Wish he had barretts to keep his hair out of his face. Bus boy also scraggly hair. I kept thinking I sure hope I don't find a hair in my food! Nice views of lake. Food just okay and overpriced. Service and cleanliness better at Mural Room in Jackson Lake Lodge. read more

My husband and I stayed in a deluxe country room at the Signal Mt. Lodge for 2 nights in October. The lodge in general is nice, but not super luxurious. We still payed almost $250/night. The room had a fantastic view of Mt. Moran, the Tetons, and Jackson Lake. Being out there for sunrise and sunset was fantastic! Since it's in a national park there was no television in the room, but you could always go down to the bar or lobby area where there were computers, a big tv, games, free wi-fi, and books. It was the last week of the season so activities and were sparse. Almost everything in the park was shut down. We were mainly there just to hike around, but it would have been nice if we could rent some equipment to go out on Jackson Lake. I didn't see any wildlife except for some deer in the campgrounds by the gas station. Only one of the restaurants was open and it was better than expected. We had dinner and breakfast. We both got the fish and chips for dinner. The fish was awesome! The chips were so-so. Breakfast was average. The service was good and everyone was nice to us. Our room was a pretty good size and had a cute layout. The front window looked straight at Mt. Moran. It was nice sitting on the couch in the morning with the fireplace going while watching the sunrise. There were two chairs on the porch where you could sit and watch the sunset. The bathroom was tiny, but functional. There's no hair dryer in the room, but you can borrow one from the front desk. The shower had no water pressure. You might as well hold a watering can above my head because that would be an improvement. The bed was comfortable. I think the previous guests had a dog and nobody cleaned the room after they left because there was dog hair EVERYWHERE! It was on the comforter, the floor, and on the couch too. At first I thought it was from someone who had short, wavy, blond hair, but there was too much of it to have come from a human. I should have complained to the management, but I didn't. Overall, we had a good time and would return again. The reasons why I didn't give Signal Mt. Lodge 5 stars is because of the amount of dog hair in the room, the lack of activities offered in October, and steep price per night so late in the seaon. read more

Great place to eat! The grill has a wonderful view of Jackson lake with the grand Tetons in the back. The food was great! We ordered fish and onion rings which came with lots of onion rings than most places. Also, the steak nachos was good as well. Beer was a bit over priced at 5.75 but overall everything was good. read more

On our trip through the mountains, we'd had very few good dining experiences, so we were happy to find the restaurant at the Signal Mountain Lodge. While not an overly impressive ambiance inside, the view of the lake and Tetons was amazing. Our server was ok and generally everything came out much faster than we might have expected given how busy they were. Eggs benedict, french toast and scramble were all good and the bloody marys were decent. The best was the coffee - the espresso drinks were good. It's worth a stop. read more

Our cabin had wonderful views of the lake. We spent 3 nights at the lodge. The grounds are very nice for nature walks, float trips down the snake river. The float trip we took was very interesting and fun. We would definitely go back. Everyone was very friendly and accommodating from the front desk to the restaurant and general store. read more

This lodge is incredible! We had a lake front room with views of the best of the Grand Tetons! The rooms were impeccably clean, the beds so comfortable that you sank into the down pillows and comforter. All of the staff - from registration, gift shops, general store and housekeeping were super friendly and helpful. And the food and service at the Trapper Grille was fantastic. Our stay here was at the very beginning of the season and they were training a lot of new employees but it did not hinder the service we received at all! I would totally recommend this lodge to anyone looking to stay in the Grand Teton National Park! read more

We had a cabin on the lake. Probably the best one. For location I would give it a 5. But it was so gross and old I could not deal. They could really stand to update the cabins and charge a fee more bucks. read more