Teton Valley Cabins

These cabins exceeded our expectations. The cabins were so clean, smelled amazing, and were very cute inside. They included a dinette along with a larger than expected refrigerator and even ice cubes in the frezer. They even provided popcorn since the cabin had a microwave. The receptionist was super friendly. We will definitely be back. Couldn't have asked for a better stay!

Charming property! After checking in we were sad that we had only scheduled one night here. It's in a great, peaceful, quiet location close to Driggs, yet feels secluded and private. The cabins are super cute and cozy. Our double queen cabins came with a kitchenette, and they were able to put our two rooms together so we were able to share the front porch with other family members. Great hot tub and outdoor areas. Would love to return soon

Rustic feel with modern amenities. Staff was very accommodating with everything from early to late check-in options. The hot tub was an unexpected surprise. Although I was not there long enough to enjoy them, they had a nice volleyball court and a fire pit. I will definately br staying here again.

The cabin and the experience itself was wonderful. Check-in and check out was great. The room and the bed was comfortable. It was a good stop over in between West Yellowstone and Jackson. But It was a little further drive so we decided to only spend one night before heading to Jackson,. The manager was gracious and understanding.

The cabin was exactly as described! It was very clean and bed was very comfortable. We didn't use any of the amenities but they all looked nice! would definitely recommend to others!

Comfortable, super clean cabin with a surprising amount of amenities in a small space. Quiet, cozy and great location. Friendly and accessible staff. Easy access to restaurants and shops. A picturesque, affordable alternative to staying around Jackson.

Do NOT stay here. Unreliable management. I made a reservation, checked that I had a dog as they are dog friendly, got a confirmation. 2 days later, WHILE I WAS ON THE ROAD to come stay, they called and cancelled my reservation. Said the "dog cabins" were rented and the one for me was NOT a "dog cabin". I was clear on making the reservation so it was completely their mistake. They made no effort to make exception to their mistake, gave no help on alternative place to stay, and we were greatly inconvenienced. They simply could 't care less.

Great lodging.. very clean w very comfy beds and pillows.. in a quiet location close to town! Friendly staff and beautiful property.. has fire pit away from cabins for gatherings.

Holy hard bed, the double bunk was Crazy high, if you set up you would knock yourself out in cabin 4. The cabin was kind of clean. The big deal was we called to make a reservation because they said they had a working hot tub. We were on the last night of a huge motorcycle ride we have some people that need to soak in a hot tub to make it the next day. When we got there the office told us the hot tub was closed so to COVID-19. Lazy, cheap and deceitful. I will not stay anywhere near this place ever we make this ride every year and they will not se me of my friend there again.

Made the reservation based on having a hot tub. Was told the hot tub was open when we made the reservation . When we arrived, the front desk claimed that the hot tub was closed due to covid. We called neighboring facilities, such as the super-8 and they said their pool and hot tub has been open and still open for months. The cabin was neat, rustic, etc. the beds are as hard as the floor though. Will not stay again.

Affordable lodging in Driggs if you're looking to save money rather than pay the rates for Grand Targhee lodging. But don't expect to be able to speak with anyone on the phone if you need to contact them for some reason. They appear to actively monitor email but refuse to respond to emails, answer the phone, or return calls. Based on some of the other reviews here, you're probably better off skipping this place and staying at the newer and nicer cabin accommodations a few miles down the road in Victor.

We made our reservations far in advance- like 2 months and it's a good thing because they were booked and when I went to make a change in our dates of stay they were not able to accommodate so we had to stay at Ashton Log Cabins- which I do not recommend. Anyway, there was LOTS of room in our kitchenette cabin and it was a super cute cabin too. Nice and cozy. It was quite at night and we had a good night's rest. ALL staff we encountered were really nice, helpful and wearing masks. Keep in mind they are not super close to town so you might want to drive if you want to go to town for a bite to eat- which I would recommend Tatanka Tavern and Pizza, which we were able to score a seat on the rooftop, or if you have time to walk or bike there is a trail near by that takes you to town. One thing I kinda expected was some kind of view of the Tetons but sadly it does not. However if you float the Teton River you will get it all. Enjoy!

Ok. Just spent 4 days here, so let me tell you what I found. We'll start with the good: 1. The bathroom- has its own heater and it's powerful. The shower was large and the water pressure was amazing. 2. The beds are large, the mattresses are comfortable and they give you 4 pillows per bed (my preferred number) that are squishy but firm. 3. There are a ton of spots to hang coats/scarfs. There are 4 pegs by the door and several wall hangers in and around the closet and in the bathroom. 4. The grounds are beautiful. Lots to do outside; a fire pit, close to a walking path and even a volleyball net. 5. The location- so close to town. It's a 3 min dive into town and the restaurants downtown are great. We loved Teton Thai and the Royal Wolf. 6. They provide dishes, a pot and pan and silverware. 7. The blinds keep all light out, making it nice and dark for sleeping which I prefer. Now the bad- 1. The carpet. We had the most horrible, dated and kind of "used" feeling green carpet in our cabin (#8). It immediately made me regret not bringing my slippers cause it left my feet feeling funky and dirty. 2. The bathroom heater, while lovely and warm, had burn marks under it (picture) that made us question how safe it was. 3. He parking spaces are at ridiculous angles and we had trouble pulling into ours when our neighbors were already parked cause no one could figure out how to park. 4. There is virtually no sound proofing between you and your neighbors. Our neighbors had 3 kids and they kept us up all night our first night. 5. We booked this place because they were "pet friendly" and the website we booked though mentioned nothing about calling them after booking to confirm we were bring a pet. When we arrived the front desk lady said she was happy someone else had just canceled because since we didn't specify we had pets, if he hadn't canceled his pet friendly room she'd not have had a room for us. Fuck that. Figure out your online presence. 6. One of our window screens had a hole in it and a Yellowjacket got in. 7. There is no view of any mountains, open fields or anything relaxing from the cabins (at least not ours.) I expected to be able to sit out on our porch and look at the stars, but you have a view of the next cabin. 8. The rooms are very dark and the lights inside are not very bright. Kinda depressing. Overall a good experience, but not the relaxing, wilderness experience I expected.

Love this place. Cabins are adorable and spacious for how small they seemed in photos. Everything was super clean and in really good condition. I felt comfortable and safe. The queen bunk beds were fun and surprisingly comfortable. This place is a phenomena deal ($69 a night in October 2015). We really enjoyed our stay here and definitely will be back.

This is one excellent place to stay! Very cozy and supper clean. My wife and I just loved our cabin (#4) and will be staying here again the next time we vacation in this area. If you have kids - they will have just love this cabin and its surroundings compared to ANY hotel/motel.

My husband and I stayed here one night when we were visiting a friend in Driggs. This place is a nice switch from a regular hotel room, and it feels like home. The price was right, beds were comfortable, directTV, stove top as well as a microwave, and was spacious enough for us to setup our portable crib for our 6 month old son. The cabins have a really cool look to them too, the inside is entirely made of wood. The girl at the front counter, didn't catch her name, but she was amazing! She was sweet and ensured that we got the best deal available for the time we were staying. The only reason I am dinging them down to 4 stars is because the noise barrier between the cabins was next to nothing. The next morning when we woke up, we could hear the people who stayed in the cabin next door banging around loudly and talking. And the night before our 6 month old threw a fit, so I'm sure they heard the whole thing. Sorry family in cabin 10! Overall this was a good experience and we would love to stay here again!

The Worst experience in what used to be a friendly place . After making reservations just 2 hours before arrival, I was told that they had no standard rooms available but for 10$ , I could have a delux room. Since I would not be arriving until 1600 on Sunday afternoon, they said that they would leave the key if they were gone for the day. The key was in the box but when I got to my room, it had not yet been cleaned. Since there was no one at the office we called the number posted on the office door. And we waited for a call back. After an hour, we left and found lodging elsewhere. Nearly 3 hours later we got a call back. No apology, just the excuse that she wasn't working that day and she couldn't help it if the room wasn't made up. But she did advise that they would not charge our CC. I have stayed there several times in the past and always had good service... I guess those days are past .

So many mixed feelings on this one! The cabins are overall wonderful - minor complaint about thin walls though. Bathrooms were great, and the amenities (hot tub) were amazing! My group was incredibly excited and loved it. However, the people that run it and some of the rules are a little crazy. For each additional person staying, they charge $10 more a night, which is totally fine. However, if they believe you're trying to sneak people in, it becomes $30 more a night per person. They accused us of sneaking people in, which was pretty off-putting and rude. The office was closed the majority of the time (website said 24 hours), so we didn't have an opportunity to tell them before the accusations. Very odd. The hot tub is strictly only for people staying at the cabins. Another group (a family) had a relative in the tub with them, and the people running the place told them it would cost them $30 unless they got out. The family didn't know this was a rule, so they felt pretty alienated and left. It's an understandable rule, but I never saw it anywhere (neither did the other group). To sum it up, the people who run the place are kind of like distrusting overseers who are searching for opportunities to charge more. I kind of view this place as the Spirit Airlines of cabins. It's super nice, but you gotta follow all the rules (whether posted or not) or you'll get financially screwed and rudely lectured. I mean...they seriously wanted to charge us for ice. After all the other stuff, that just blew my mind. I feel bad for putting two stars; the place was amazing. But honesty, the people running the place left such a bad taste and really ruined the experience.

Very nice and clean accommodations for those of us looking for "budget" friendly options while traveling. Stayed here for 3 nights for a ski holiday at Grand Targhee over Christmas 2016. The staff was helpful and friendly and the bunkhouse cabin w kitchenette I booked was clean and perfect for cooking light meals on a ski bum diet. The hot tub onsite is amazing, extra large, very hot, and even has a built in radio. Would def stay here again and recommend to travelers exploring the Teton Valley or Grand Targhee.

I stayed here with my best friend when my car broke down on our way to Jackson. I think we paid $25 for one night, super cheap and IMO worthy of a 5 star resort! So cute and cozy! Clean and quiet, too!! I would go back in a heartbeat; in fact, I'm staying here again in October! It's off the beaten path and is just so quaint!

Cabins are very clean and have fridge,stove, sink and microwave. Toasters are available as well. So you can save money with your own meals. Staff is friendly and helpful. We are staying to ski at Targhee and this is so close, maybe 15 or 20 minutes away. Cabins are close together, but I come here to ski - so pretty much just eat and relax in the evening. Hot tub is available too.

Do yourself a favor and stay away! The walls between cabins are paper thin so even if your neighbors are just talking you will hear them but if you happen to get loud drunk neighbors don't expect any sleep. Finally at 2 am I had enough so I banged on the wall and yelled at them to keep it down This lead to the 2 drunk men coming to my cabin door to try and start a fight. They were also upset that they could hear every time we flushed the toilet. We left at 6 AM and called later in the day to let them know about the issue and ask for a refund. 2 days later I finally got a voicemail from the manger saying the other guest had a different version and I should not have confronted a guest myself I should have called them. Except I did call 3 times that night before confronting my neighbors and no one answered and no other after hours number was ever provided. They did at least refund me for the nights I didn't stay but management and customer service here is severely lacking.

What a quaint get away. The cabins are cute and clean, they are not right in town and offer nice amenities, like someone has given some thought to what their guests will be needing. The service is great, it was a homey, sweet place to stay during our family trip to the parks, it was the nicest cabins we stayed in. What a great rest. Thumbs up from our family!!

As a couple, we stayed during the absolute-deadest time of year for Driggs. There were no other patrons during the weekend, so we didn't hear a thing! :) Close to a main road. Hard beds. Appeared to be clean. We were looking for somewhere to crash between hiking and other adventures. We are both heavy sleepers, so quite honestly it worked fine for us. Definitely not the best place we have ever stayed, but we didn't pay for that. We paid for a room that was inexpensive, low-key, and clean--which we got.

Great affordable place to stay in Driggs! No frills. If you come bring your own toiletries including hand /body soap! The beds and pillows are firm, so bring your own pillow if you have neck issues! Very clean and cozy though. Basic room has a dorm fridge and coffee maker. Staff was nice! Great place for short trip!

We spent 4 nights here and loved it! The rooms are cabins/duplex type. The beds were extremely comfortable! The rooms came with a fridge, microwave and coffee maker. The housekeeping crew does a great job..very clean. It was so quiet in our rooms..knowing that there were people in the rooms next to us. We couldn't hear a thing from outside. They have a hot tub which we were told gets cleaned out and checked twice a day. The staff was very friendly and accomodating when I asked for a larger room. The price is right at $65 a night. The ambiance and location were a perfect setting with the Tetons as a back drop. Very nice stay!

We stayed one week to ski Targhee. The twin queen rooms are a little cramped, but things were clean and everything worked. We knew the staff from earlier stays, very friendly and helpful.

The Teton valley cabins are pretty nice. There is a queen size bunk bed and a futon here. There are many hikes are about 10 miles away. There is an adequate facility for making food. If you are into volleyball there is a volleyball court here. Plus you can have a campfire at Teton valley cabins. Also there is a nice hot tub here. I think Teton valley cabins is a great place.

The cabins have all the necessary elements to make this place a quaint cozy getaway. However it is far from it. The management is super friendly but a smile can not replace a night of lost sleep. Yes, each cabin has a front porch. Sit there and you have a birds eye view into your neighbors bathroom window . However if you just extend your arm you could probably touch the cabin. The cabins appear sturdy and solid. So noise shouldn't be a problem even though they are so close together. Wrong again. The logs must be hollow because you can hear the conversation next door. I mean, hear it so clearly inside your cabin that you could answer them. When the water is turned on next door it is louder than a Harley revving it's engine next to your bed. You can literally hear every movement your neighbors make. Which I'm sure they'd be thrilled to hear. If my neighbors happen to be reading this, I just want to say, I'm siding with the Mrs. She's bought half the stuff already! Anyway... to recap. At Teton Valley Cabins you get to pay for no sleep and a whole lotta grouchy. Should make tomorrows hike quite interesting.