Snake River Sporting Club

Everything was perfect. We stayed in a cabin, and it was beautifully appointed and comfortable for our 5-night stay. The entire staff worked hard to make sure everything was perfect for us. They escorted us around the property without hesitation, never had their hand out for a tip, and were very kind and attentive. I had a massage at the spa that was heavenly and the relaxation room with hot tub and water feature was the best way to spend an afternoon. On the way in, we spotted a heard of Elk and on the way out we saw 2 baby Moose! We can't wait to be back!

Outstanding Accommodations! This was exactly what I needed, a true get away into a beautiful mountainous landscape. The hospitality team went above and beyond to ensure our stay was enjoyable, I can not say enough good things about the staff, Thank you! Breakfast at the club overlooking the golf course and snake river was a treat every morning. The onsite horseback riding was very enjoyable walking along the property and snake river. We loved being able hang out by the pool during the day, enjoy a nice read, cool plunge and great food. The golf course was immaculate, extremely well cared for and attended. Beautiful and peaceful. Thank you again

My wife and I stayed at Snake River Sporting Club for a 5-day getaway and were thrilled with nearly every aspect of the stay. For starters, the property is immaculate (in part because it is brand new) and has clearly been built with a "relax-focused" intention. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the lodge amenities are very accessible. The third floor bar area always had coffee, water, soda, and snacks available. and Alejandro at the bar was incredibly helpful in getting us whatever we need. Not having to constantly ask for a new bottle of water was an unexpected bonus in adding to a relaxing time. The staff was attentive and fantastic, with specific call outs to Johanna and Noah for always being available to provide us a ride to the pool or clubhouse. Do yourself a favor and grab a drink at night and check out the stars while sitting in a private hot tub.||Far and away our two favorite features of the stay were the spa and the golf course. I can do neither justice in writing and highly encourage any guest to explore. A knock on the resort for some may be the remoteness of the lodge, but I think its one of its greatest features. For most of us coming from larger cities, having an opportunity to actually get some peace and quiet was really nice. There was plenty of wi-fi available on the property if needed. Plus, you are only 30 min from Jackson and 40 from the Tetons.||The lodge has only been open for 5 weeks, so naturally there were some minor hiccups. However those were all quickly remediated by a staff eager to make a positive impression and provide a fantastic stay. ||I strongly recommend giving the SRSC a visit if you're looking for a relaxing stay. Make sure you ask about the rooftop hot tubs!

Absolutely Gorgeous - cannot beat the views, and the property. STUNNING. Many things to do, rooms are beautiful, and great amenities. Highly recommend the river boat tour, but they also have skeet shooting, equestrian center, spa (with a resistance water treadmill) and grounds are beautiful to walk along. First time to WY, and I cant wait to go back!

Found the people working at the club shop to be unhelpful, bordering on rude. No prices on products is frankly obnoxious. There were 3 people working, I was the only customer, and they acted very put out when I asked for prices. Area is beautiful, but solid 30-40 min drive to anything. The grounds crew works very hard to keep everything beautiful and they were very courteous. Golf and fishing are solid. Gym, pool, and spa are well appointed.

Mountain Modern Paradise - Ok, I'll admit it. I am a HUGE Yellowstone fangirl. 1883, 1923...the whole sha-bang. Did I spend the weeks before my trip filling my suitcase with "western" chic? Yes, I did. This city mouse tackled Wyoming like a real Dutton. I hiked miles of scenic mountain trails, paddle boarded on crystal clear lakes and rolled down my window to watch - and listen to! - a herd of bison cross the road. That was the mountain part. And as for the modern... we awoke to floor-to-ceiling views of early morning clouds hanging in the treetops at this wild west paradise in our suite at The Sylvan Lodge. I ate brioche crusted trout - a revelation! - at The River Room and took a country line dancing lesson before dinner in the "party barn" mere feet away from horses and the magical Snake River. The staff is warm and friendly, and impeccably trained. Five star service in Jackson, Wyoming. Meanwhile, Sylvan Lodge itself is so brand new you may be the first to use that wine glass in the Dark Sky Bar...the first to adjust the under-floor heating in your bathroom. But hey, it's the little things that make a cowgirl.

My wife and I were treated so badly by the manager, Lamar, that when we experienced a serious problem with our cabin, and he escalated our discomfort over three visits to the front desk, that we checked out at 10 PM and drove the three hours home. We went to evaluate the property for one night for an extended family and business gathering next year. Lovely location, great front desk help. When arrived at our cabin it was hot at 86°, and the a/c did not seem to work. We reported the issue. Second front desk visit. Three hours later, after dinner we saw the a/c unit was turned off and our cabin was still 86°. No communication as to why or what was going on. We are wanting to go to bed but sleeping in an 86° room was a no go. The manager explained to us that the a/c wasn’t working, and the coils were frozen, so they were waiting to turn on the a/c after the coils thawed. First we heard of it. We went for a walk while the maintenance worker went to the unit. Coils still frozen. Third front desk visit. When we asked about another room, the manager became insistent that the problem was the non functioning a/c unit, not the hotel’s failure to offer a solution. All we wanted by that point was a room cool enough to sleep in,and the manger then started grilling my wife on why she thought there was poor service, after she commented that we were being treated poorly to have to beg for another room late at night. It got very unpleasant from both sides, we asked for a refund and checked out. The manager never communicated what was going on with the room, never offered to us an alternative until we asked for it, and then became supercilious and offensive when it was clear we held him responsible for his failure to be proactive in the least. At prices that are on a level with Four Seasons and Amangani, this is a complete failure. The manager is the problem, and they are clearly throwing away a great property on a poor employee.

We stayed here about a week ago and the experience was very much mixed. The location is about 30 minutes from town. On our first night we werent told that the restaurant would be closed until dinner time. The receptionist told us to try the pool grill which was still open. We arrived at 7:01 they told us they closed one minute ago. Even though the grill was still going and they were throwing on burgers at 7:10 they could not accommodate us. While puzzling this would be fine except for the indifference and inflexibility of the attitude of the pool manager Sebastian. Look this isnt a FS or an Aman, but I think they at least aspire to be an above average hotel. This encounter was probably one of the top 3 most belligerent / unhelpful conversations I have ever had. So anyone booking here should manage your expectations accordingly. The question may be why give it 3 stars instead of 0... The night was partially redeemed by the Sylvan Lodge front desk manager who helped us find an option for dinner. Bottom line service is wildly uneven across departments.