Loved this place, we stayed during Covid 19 so the restaurant was closed, but we stayed in the cabins and they were great. Felt like we were out in the wild away from everyone and only a short drive to the Grand Teton National Park entrance. We plan on staying their again. An added bonus was having deers outside of our cabin a couple times during our stay. read more

Our group booked four cabins to be central to Yellowstone, Grand Tetons and Jackson. The cabins are adequate in size and fairly clean but definitely short on service. We were not told when we made reservations that we would not have daily room service which was awful. Who goes on vacation and wants to maintain their rooms. It was very inconvenient to go to the office every day to get clean towels and any other essentials. The second day we were given plastic bags and asked to bring our used towels to the office......what? I understand Covid has hit the hotel industry hard, but if you can't provide the service we're paying for maybe you shouldn't rent rooms/cabins. We still paid full price for our stay; maybe a small discount for lack of services would have been in order! Red's Saloon was excellent and the service great, but didn't make up for our stay. The lodge is definitely not close to anything you must drive many miles for any other services. The WiFi is almost non existent; knocks you out constantly if and when you can get connected. Not a good experience for the eight of us at Togwotee. read more

This was a nice quiet place to stay outside of Yellowstone. Since Yellowstone lodges could be expensive, we stayed in Moran, which is about 60-70 miles south. There isn't anything around besides the main building that includes a small gift shop, restaurant, and convenience store. It has its own gas station, but opens and closes at irregular hours. They also have clean hot tubs to use until 11 pm. We stayed in a cabin and it was very decent. It had a comfy sofa, a rustic but clean kitchen area, microwave, 2 stove tops, toaster, dishes and utensils. It had a tv in the living area and a tv in the bedroom. The water they use is natural mountain spring water and it was great to drink right out of the faucet. The shower was very nice. Always had hot water and Neutrogena shampoo products. They have free wi-fi (just get the code at the front desk). Beds were okay. Not as comfortable, but maybe because I'm pregnant. They have heaters for the night and provide many pillows. All in all, I wouldn't mind coming here again but I would also be open to staying somewhere else. It is pretty expensive, so you really don't get a great deal out of it. It does provide everything you actually need for a camping/mountain trip. So if everything else is book, this would be the next best thing. read more

Togwotee Mountain Lodge - Resorts Near Me - Moran, Wyoming

My wife and I stayed in a little cabin at Togwotee for one night while visiting Yellowstone during the first week of June. Needless to say, there was still five feet of snow on the ground, but the roads were cleared and the cabin was in immaculate condition. We grilled outside on the provided grill with firewood they provided, then had a roaring fire going in the fireplace inside. We loved that these "rustic" cabins had WiFi and cable. We'll definitely stay at Togwotee again. read more

I had made reservations for two nights at the Lodge as a Christmas present for my boyfriend. I had to go to the emergency clinic the day before with Type A Flu and Bronchitis and thus was not able to contact them within 24 hours to cancel my reservation. When I called to speak to a manager to see if they could refund my deposit so we could come at a later date the manager insisted that he would "not budge" on their policy. He was very rude and would not even take into consideration that we are regular customers or that if I chose to come I could potentially get his staff and other customers sick as well. We usually go up to the lodge several times a year and are good customers (rent snowmobiles, eat at their restaurants, purchase gas, tip well, etc). After this experience we will NEVER do business with this company again. read more

- tl;dr: 1) Avoid any rooms directly above the Red Fox Saloon (their bar). 2) Otherwise, expect the noise to last till midnight (when the bar closes). 3) If you ask for compensation, expect no more than a nominal free breakfast. - If you have one minute: We lost half a day of our road trip here because: 1) Their bar right below us played loud music until we complained twice. 2) The staff provided misinformation about when the noise would stop and when we could speak with the manager. 3) The front desk manager, Branden French, was in the bar that night but did not speak with us until 10am the next day. They allegedly refunded us 25% of the room's price, but we have not seen any confirmation or follow-up yet. - If you have ten more minutes, here is why it will also happen to you: Annoying guests with loud music from the bar until midnight seems to be a profitable thus well-established business model at this property. Here is my analysis: 1) According to the lodge's layout, there are up to three rooms affected by the bar's noise. 2) Each room's guests would get "complimentary" breakfast only if they complain. 3) Breakfast for each person is $10 (actual cost should be much lower). Assuming two-people rooms, the lodge loses $20 for each room with a noise complaint. 4) That is, dealing with noise complaints would cost the lodge $60 daily at the maximum. 5) The Red Fox Saloon (bar) runs from noon till midnight. If each guest pays $30, the lodge would only need two bar guests in this 12-hour period to break even. 6) There are likely more than two bar guests per night. The night we were there, the music ran from we checked in around 6:30pm till we complained around 11pm. To complete this model, those noisy rooms may be advertised with lower rates to lure people in. Another review's management response mentioned that different "packages" have different refund policies, and that may help explain why it was hard to negotiate any meaningful refund. In fact, the staff's response implied that the noise problem is well-known, if not intentional, and that the staff are experienced, if not trained, to fend off customer complaints: 1) When I mentioned the noise in the room, all front desk staff immediately said something like "oh, it's the bar" or "it's usually the bar". 2) The manager was in the bar when we complained but did not respond (although they claimed that the music volume was turned down). 3) When I asked to speak with the manager, all front desk staff tried to avoid putting us in contact. One told us that he was not in (although he was physically in the bar). The other refused to contact him and made us wait an hour. 4) There manager said, both to us and to Expedia, that they only offer free breakfast "for this type of complaints". - If you have five more minutes, here is why you should avoid this hotel in general: I find it hard to trust any company whose customers are not the first priority but just a mean to profit. I was somewhat amused by their employees' frankness about their carelessness for the customers, and it sometimes reminded me of the Grandma Millie conversation between the Enron traders (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOLNWF5QMxY). Here are a few examples: 1) When we went to the front desk to complain at 11pm. The lady said, "the bar closes at midnight." She might have been trying to comfort us by providing an upper bound of our annoyance, but another interpretation would be, "The bar is closing at midnight anyway, so why don't you just hang on for another hour?" 2) Branden the manager was sitting in the very bar listening to the very music and neglecting his customers' problems, and he very frankly told us, "I was in the bar, I just wasn't working." 3) The manager who Branden escalated this matter to cited "company policy" when he refused to either solve our problem or provide a way to escalate. I would usually expect this kind of responses from bureaucratic government agencies instead of businesses. Thank you for reading this far. To summarize, this hotel has service quality problems which its staff willingly ignore. Therefore, unless you, my brave (and patient) fellow travelers, prove me wrong, I would not recommend Togwotee Mountain Lodge to anybody. PS. Online reviews seem to be consistent with our experience: 1) The bar is loud till midnight https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=togwotee+mountain+lodge&lrd=0x53521f27c58a8f93:0x151c52a2d17ef775,1 http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g60524-d308682-r36099561-Togwotee_Mountain_Lodge-Moran_Jackson_Hole_Wyoming.html 2) 10pm quiet time is nominal: http://www.yelp.com/biz/togwotee-mountain-lodge-moran?hrid=MM1dUmG2G1Yp_Z2W4xOgaQ 3) Front desk performance: http://www.yelp.com/biz/togwotee-mountain-lodge-moran?hrid=WY4P4rvZA0cqVFaET7EbsQ 4) Misrepresentation: http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g60524-d308682-r116123651-Togwotee_Mountain_Lodge-Moran_Jackson_Hole_Wyoming.html read more

Stayed in the cabins and had a great time. It is a rather rustic place, but the cabins were clean and included kitchenettes. The restaurant has great food and the bar staff is super friendly. If you are on your way to Yellowstone/Teton and need somewhere to stop before to overnight I would definitely recommend it. It's in the middle of nowhere but has a gas station and enough stuff to do. Also a tip: It's a great place to stay if you want to snowmobile in Wyoming. They have a great winter atmosphere. read more

This place would be awesome if it weren't for the obnoxious snow mobile guys (guests). When they leave the bar at 10 at night they ride through the cabin areas thing at least 30 mph (the speed limit is 10 mph), while revving their engines. Quiet time is 10:00. That's about when I go to bed, so it was VERY annoying to hear the snow mobiles (or really large bumble bees) doing donuts right outside our cabin and driving by crazy fast and loud. We complained to the office and within the hour, the guys were right outside our cabin, louder than ever. By the second night we were ready to leave; however, we still have TWO more nights to go. It is miserable!! My boyfriend and I were pumped about snow mobiling until this experience, now we would rather cancel everything and go on down to Jackson! Other than the obnoxious snow mobilers, the front desk staff must have still been drunk from the previous night because they didn't seem to have a clue about anything. The management is awful and they don't monitor or patrol the grounds to keep people in check. On a positive note, the food at the restaurant in the lodge is actually pretty good. The pizza wasn't cooked completely, but the chicken and dumplins were pretty tasty. The cabins are nice and cozy. And I would definitely recommend the dog sled tour if you do stay here, or are in the area. You'll get an amazing view of the Tetons. All in all, I will NEVER, EVER stay here again! If you like to party and act a fool, then this place is just for you. I'm from Alabama and these people are more redneck than anyone I've ever met. This is definitely the WORST place I have ever stayed. read more

We booked this place thinking that the reviews were not that bad and looked really beautiful. When were arrived the gravel parking lot was horrible, it was obvious that maintenance had not been done for some time. We stayed in a cabin which was fine but not worth the money we paid. We had the understanding there was a hot tub, we walked to that building and the whole thing was town out rocks and cement laying everywhere. I have emailed the lodge about concerns several times, have never once heard back. read more

This place is really great.Please Don't be put off by the drive- its not that bad- although it can be during height of winter. Its not that bad of a drive to get there. From Denver or Cheyenne you can just to the highway route. I myself wont go the 285 route. If you are coming from Jackson Hole- careful on the roads. Depending when you go, Grades can be tough, no shoulders in some parts, no rails either, just a few sharpies, an no run away truck lanes. All in all, not too bad. PS Watch the woods for the animals- I think like Colorado, there is a fine for a kill by an auto. Also remember Wyoming has a Speed limit these days- I keep forgetting that myself, so if your an old timer like myself, don't get busted for speeding. During Winter the pass closes due to a storms or blizzard. Snow can reach up to 50 feet- not including drifts- so call ahead to make sure of the weather. No worried it all worth it in the end. They do work with you for reschedule. Well, this place is really good from the time of check in, to the very end. And it is loaded with so many things to do. From Winter sports to summer- and whatever you like to do, this place is stellar. You can bring bring you own mobile- just make sure to stay in bounds and have a current license. This is a place that does try to maintain the green philosophy, so please be respectful ie.- no perfumed wash detergent for clothes, use of bear trash cans, etc. Just watch your foot print. Don't get me wrong this is not a place filled with a lot of rules, just common sense tips for the area. They have both the Lodge and cabins to rent- and give out great cut throat discounts can be found on line. If you are staying there, try the Grizzly Grill. They have really Good Buffalo Burgers, and great homemade soups. The Chef is great and the menu is based on the season.Drinks to try are: Snow God and Whiskey Mary they will really get you warm in the morning. Did I mention the chef is really good? he he The employee's are wonderful and knowledgeable- from maid service to the grounds man. They have a little store where you can by gas(pay after dark is "fill and pay") and some goods. I f they don't have what you need I would go west to the second campground and visit that store. "Mom and Pop" are really nice. Cant brag enough about this place. It is awesome. Its great for families, couples and the some what elderly as long as they are fit. Hint- in the facility go past the stables and follow up past the road, past the bear hook and bear refrigerator, and primitive camp site on the right. To have some back country, continental divide fun. Just make sure your 4X4 can handle it- and you too. haha There are a few hike and bike trails too. PS Stop by Dubois- for great pies homemade its right there in town at the bend, making the west. *** last call from cell phone is coming shortly there after. You do have to go to Moran Junction for mail if you forget to drop off at the Lodge office. The don't have the grills out anymore- so bring your own- and make sure you by it from Denver or Cheyenne. They do have plenty of wood for the fireplaces and is dropped of by employees on a need be basis. Most of all GPS is needed. Have fun! read more

Cabins are in a nice area. Staff was not wearing masks and did not require masks. We rented a cabin for two nights in July 2021. When we first got there it smelled very musty, but we were able to air it out and it was fine when we came back a few hours later. The bath tub was dirty with some type of mold/grime on the sides of it near the facet. I just wore my flip flops in the shower and it was fine. When we checked in they said that the restaurant would be open for breakfast but when we tried to go there it was closed due to lack of staff. The top blanket on the bed had a stain on it that made me question whether it was actually laundered. I am hoping that no one is cutting corners. They provide dishes but no dishwasher. They did provide dish washing detergent so I was able to clean my plates before we used them and then of course washed them after we used them as well. The receptionist was nice. The beds were comfortable. Hopefully when they are at full staff this will be a great place to visit. read more

First and foremost: Moran WY is not a town - it's a building in the middle of nowhere on the way to somewhere. Togwotee, though a nice little grouping of lodge and cabins, was not what I was hoping for and I'm pretty sure I read as much as I could before booking. We were placed in a room on the 2nd floor in the main lodge with a very loud group who all had their doors open and were roaming from room to room. The fortunately all shut up at a reasonable hour but did start up again at 8am the next day. Our room was nothing special, though it was clean and cozy. All of the staff was incredible and helpful. Since we were nowhere near anything and it was snowing we pretty much had no choice but to eat in the restaurant for dinner. I'm glad we did because it was excellent. There was a special soup of the day which was recommended to us - carrot ginger. Oh. My. Gawd. I wanted to stick my snout in a tureen of it! My husband ordered a pastrami sandwich with fries and it rivaled any NY deli. I had a fantastic elk burger with sweet potato fries. Ok, this chef needs to get himself to the big city - preferably our neighborhood in Dallas/Fort Worth. Obviously a different chef for the breakfast because it was absolutely dreadful. Dreadful and stupidly overpriced for a cold (supposed to be hot) buffet of disgusting food and crummy coffee. There was some sort of casserole that may have been an egg base but it had a very strange and disgusting flavor. The pancakes would've been fine if they weren't all ice cold. I really wish I could get my money back on that breakfast and I highly suggest you skip it entirely. We also greatly enjoyed the hot tubs. This place has a nice set-up and lodgy traveler feel but I think it was very overpriced for what you get and I really wish it was closer to a city with things to do. read more

My dad got my family the suite at the lodge for 2 nights while we visited Grand Teton. The drive to the lodge is scenic and beautiful, but far from the park. We arrived about half an hour before check in and the front desk refused to let us check in early. Not even a minute. For some odd reason, the front desk member, I can't remember his name, must have had a rough day because he was super irate with about every guest that talked to him. He didn't want to give the hotel wifi password, wasn't knowledgable about the area, and basically was hiding in the back room avoiding everybody. Fun stuff. Now when Papa Chang normally books suites, he delivers. But the suite at the lodge is no more than a glorified cabin-looking room. There was a shoddy "living room" with a tv and a sofa. Then a "master bedroom" with a BUNK BED. Yes you heard right. My 19 year old brother got bottom and poor old 23-year old Liz had to climb up a frail ladder only to be sleeping 1 foot away from the ceiling. The amount of head bumps into the ceiling during our 2 night stay was about 10 times too many. Next to the bunk bed "room" (that is separated from the master bedroom via an ceiling to floor curtain reminiscent of the magic carpet) is a tiny room with a shower, and the room next to that is a room with a toilet, and the room next to that is a room straight out of a horror movie with hangers and a coffee maker. The lodge has a hot tub, but it is in the cabin area (aka bear area). It is walkable, but granted bears are often lurking there, I would suggest driving. The hot tub area is nothing special. If it's a colder night, it'd probably feel nice. But when we visited it was about 70/80 degrees. When we checked out, we were hit with a bill of approximately $230 A NIGHT. We were charged extra because my brother and I stayed in the room. It was an extra $30 a person if you have more than 2 people. I guess the bunk bed I stayed on was just for decoration? I would not recommend this place unless you enjoy the thrill of lodging with bears, sleeping on the tallest bunk bed known to mankind, and paying the rate of a Ritz room. Stay on site at a Grand Teton Lodge and save yourself some money and a headache! read more

We booked a suite on the top floor of the main building for 5 nights because we wanted to be centrally located between Jackson Hole and Yellowstone for our family vacation. The location was farther out than we expected, which resulted in a lot of driving, but it was the only affordable place available in the area. In fact, the rate we got was very good at well under $200 a night. The suite was large, with a queen bed, a twin bunk bed (top and bottom) and a fold-out sofa bed. The layout was odd, though, with the suite in sort of a "U" shape. It looks as if the place was remodeled at some point, which may explain some of the issues we found. First, there was no outlet near the queen bed for my CPAP machine, so I ended up sleeping on the bottom bunk while my wife took the queen all to herself. Second, the toilet is in such a tight space that my knees touched the wall when I sat down. Third, the header of the doorway between the toilet and the bath is very low, and I hit my head on it twice during our stay (I'm 6 feet tall). The staff was a bit sloppy with their bed-making, and I had to pull the bottom sheet down a couple of times so that it wouldn't work its way off in the night. Still, the room was comfortable and quiet, which were the main considerations for us. The staff was very friendly, and the dinner in the downstairs restaurant was surprisingly good. This included a nice selection of beer on tap, no doubt because of the saloon right next door. Breakfast was okay, though it's buffet only. I would recommend getting there early, as we came during the last hour and found all of the food had been sitting in the warming trays so long that the French toast and biscuits were dry as a bone. Not really worth the $12 a person they charge unless you plan to eat multiple plates, either. We enjoyed relaxing in our room each evening after a day's exploration, and never had a problem getting a good night's sleep. While this place is no resort, we found it comfortable and pleasant. read more

Great place to stay. Friendly staff, nice rustic feel to this place. The food in the the restaurant was excellent, and the bar is really old fashioned with a great beer selection. Only down side is there's not a lot for young kids to do. read more

OMG, I loved my stay here. The only 2 things that I didn't like was that there was no elevator service and no A/C just to circulate the air. It did get cold do I had to get up and close the opened window. They have a restaurant and bar on site and the Bartender is the best ! Can't remember his name but he has a GREAT mustache!! AWESOME guy! They have the best bison burgers too! The best part if you like being away from civilization is the the closest place is about 8 miles down the road! Other than that, they have cabins with kitchenettes but I stayed in a room only! They had a hot tub but in another building by the log cabins tho. Enjoyed my stay and do recommend thus place with 5 stars!! read more

A very nice, clean hotel out in the boonies. Staff were friendly and helpful. The room was very clean with high quality linens and pillows. Everything worked well - the TV, internet, etc. All the toiletries you need were in the bathroom, and not the cheap stuff. Contrary to previous reviews, we found this hotel very peaceful and quiet. Maybe because the drunken snowboarding crowds had not arrived yet? The restaurant had excellent food and we ate two breakfasts and dinners there with no one in our party of six disappointed. Booze is reasonably priced in the bar. One complaint is that they only had one guy working the bar and waitering, so he was swamped, but did his best and actually we did not have to wait too long for food or drinks. They also have a laundry for guests to use which in very nice if you're on a road trip. Two nice viewing balconies are upstairs, which we used for medicating and watching the blood moon eclipse. We found this hotel to be a very well-run, relaxing place. read more

Snowed in and happy we landed at Togwotee! The girls at the reception desk were great and did their best to accommodate all the unexpected guests. Our cabin was cozy and we were given a snowmobile to travel around the grounds. The Red Fox had good food, great staff.....fun place to relax in the evening. We had a wonderful dog sledding tour with Emily and Mitch. It was a joy to see how happy the dogs were to go for a run with their mushers. Stuart was our snowmobile guide and we rode to the Turpin Ranch for lunch..........a spectacular and fun ride. Being novices on the "sled" he checked on us with a thumbs up during the ride. We love this place and are coming back this Fall! read more

The one star is for the Mic our snowmobile guide. My husband and I paid $1,100 for 2 days snowmobile rentals with a guide. We hired a guide to ensure we don't get lost and to keep us safe. We did not hire a guide to start the day calling me "sweetie" and chastise my husband. As the progressed he did became noticeably irritated with us and our ride became about him getting back at us. We asked for trail and back country...the second half of the day we got 100% trail riding...as well as he left my husband miles back. The day needed with him asking me "Does your husband hate authority?" Have been in the service industry this is not how you treat customers! Having said all of that...our previous trips and guides have been amazing! The lodge needs to ensure the guides are customer service oriented and safety oriented. No one wants to pay to be treated poorly. The cabins are great, the rest of the lodge is great. For those of you going on a snowmobile trip...this is the place if you do NOT get Mic as your guide! read more

We had a dog with us, and Meagan quickly upgraded us to a cabin for a small fee so he wouldn't have to sleep in the truck. The cabin was very comfortable. The restaurant, Grizzly Steakhouse, is incredible! Excellent service and incredible food. It's obvious they made quite an investment in their staff. 5-Stars and waaaay better than the lodges we stayed at in Yellowstone. read more

Nice lodge but very loud. We stayed in a room on the second floor if the lodge and there were only three hours during the night which I couldn't hear guests moving loudly about. It seems the floors and walls are very thin. Perhaps the cabins provide a quieter setting. read more

We stayed here a week ago. The room was great with the bunk beds for my kids. The beds were super comfy. Nice accommodations. The hotel was further from the national parks than I thought. It is 15 minutes from Moran junction. Very nice staff. read more

Reservation Customer Service This will be the first of two reviews since haven't actually stayed there yet. There seems to be several negative reviews which I would expect because people tend to over state what actually happened. This is just on the reservations system. We researched this location for our annual winter snowmobiling trip and made our initial reservation online which was very easy to do. The only thing I noted is that the photos used to show the different cabins types seem to be dated and may not represent the actual cabin specifically the fireplaces. We received a confirmation email, then received another asking us for additional information since we booked a package. I decided to call rather than respond to the email. I talked with Jennifer and as we started going through selecting the machines, experience level, and other things. I was told that they didn't have the same snowmobiles available each day and the last day there were actually no snowmobiles available. SO, that kinda sucked, but likely we had flexibility in our dates. Jennifer did a fantastic job working with me to gets dates that would work for us, and even stayed on the phone while I looked at flights to confirm everything. In the end we were able to get everything we wanted, I could have asked for anything more from Jennifer. We received all our confirmations and are set to go. I could have gotten upset about the situation but it wouldn't have done any good. By staying calm and asking her to help she spend over 40 minutes on the phone with me to make sure we got what we wanted. read more

Summer vacation in the Tetons = don't expect warm weather. Family stayed in one of the cabins and actually lit a fire one of the nights in the cabin fireplace. We stayed for 6 nights which we got the impression is a long stay for this resort. Nights were in the upper 30's which is somewhat cold for July. Our first few days were only in the 50's or low 60's which is also pretty cold. Our last couple days were perfect in the upper 60's and low 70's. The cabins were nothing great but decent and clean. The beds were not comfortable at all and the pillows weren't too great either. The cabins basically have two rooms and a bathroom. The kitchenette is in the passageway between the front room and the bed room. That's also were the door to the bathroom is. There is no door to the bedroom which is kind of a bummer when you are traveling with little kids and would like to put them to bed and still be active in the front room for awhile. The location is beautiful and easy to find. It's right on the hwy and they have some signs. We looked up the location before we went so we already knew the route. We went for two trail rides one for 1hr and a second time for 2hrs. The wranglers were very nice and informative. We took a different route each trip. Kids over 5 are even allowed to ride their own horse. The horses are great for inexperienced riders like small children. Rides are easy to set up at the front desk and the wranglers and corral are right on the property. They also set us up with a float trip down the snake river and a covered wagon ride and cookout. Both were run by different companies and both were easy to find and fun. As stated by the other reviewer the restaurant hours ave limited as is the menu in the summer. We at breakfast twice and dinner once. The breakfast was omelets made to order and a variety of breads, fruit etc. The staff could not keep up with the demand so the fruit, juice and coffee ran out frequently and were not quickly re-stocked because the staff was busy making omelets, busing tables, etc.. The food was very good though. The dinner was very good. The menu for dinner during the summer is limited but the choices should be enough and it was good. They also have the Red Fox Saloon on site which is open more than the dining room and has your normal bar food selections. The Chicken fingers homemade and awesome - not your normal food service fare. They have a convenience store on site but don't count on it being open or having what you are looking for (i.e. bread). You can get gas there 24x7 with pay-at-pump. Price: I don't really know what to say. It seemed like a fair price but we didn't look to much in the area. read more

You will need to bring your cat if you want to live in the cabin. Why? Because there are rats in the cabin. Not in just my room, but also found in my friend's cabin. read more

People were friendly. Paid for a room with a/c. in the lodge building. Was third-floor room, up very narrow stairs. No elevator. The room itself was a "suite" in that had separate TV viewing from sleeping areas. That was nice. The main bedroom was tight, no visible windows. Above a space there were windows but they were more like skylights you couldn't see out of because of the slope of the room's ceiling. The bathroom was functional. Newly renovated sink top. Cute basket for shampoo, etc. Beyond bathroom was a walk in closet. HUGE. Why I rated it so low was the cleanliness of the room. The couch either needs replacing or a serious cleaning. Light switches, former a/c controller and door knobs were filthy. I'm not a clean-freak but I actually took a rag and wiped them all down! It was gross. Major surfaces had been dusted but things like the cold air return and a space heater in bathroom venting were quite dusty. Anyone with allergies to dust would NOT be able to stay here. Yes, I checked for bed bugs. Phew, none found. The bed was comfortable and bedding clean. For the high cost we had to pay, I was expecting cleaner conditions. Fire suppression system had been added but walls around system had not been replastered so holes were visible. Made me wonder what kinds of critters might be able to come through the openings. Next time I'm in the area, I won't be staying here. read more

Beware, website inaccurate. Drove an hour from Dubois for dinner at Grizzly Grill to find it was closed. Their site not only lists it as open but also fails to mention that apparently the whole place closes for two months in the Fall. Should've trusted to my instinct to call first. Sloppy way to run a business. read more

The lodge is great!!! Giving a one star for service. Probably quality of service depends on one's race. Better if you stay in those awesome cabins and not come out. read more