Teton Hostel HideAway

Loved staying here. It's cute, affordable, and really accommodating, with games, breakfast choices, and even a pool table. Everything was clean, from the rooms to the bathrooms. I'd happily stay again.

That converted study room was much colder than the main hall, even though Idaho nights in late September get pretty cold. There weren't any extra blankets, so I kept my jacket on to sleep. Most of the other guests were friendly, but one young Chinese traveler got up early, switched on the bright lights while people were resting, made a lot of noise packing, went in and out several times, and left the study door open. I'd never had another guest behave so inconsiderately before. I was only there for one night, so I missed some of the details, including the complimentary continental breakfast. The contactless check-in was easy: I followed the instructions sent beforehand and found the property without trouble. There was also a welcome note with my name on the living room table, which was a nice touch. The ranch setting in Idaho was captivating, and the place felt like a quiet oasis during peak season in Grand Teton, when hotel prices get outrageous. Jackson is nearly an hour away, but I still had a wonderful experience.

The property felt like a relative's home, and it was stunning and so welcoming. The beds were comfortable and warm, and everything was easy to use. We stayed one night in the mixed bunk room before driving to Teton National Park the next morning, and it was the best choice we could've made. I've been coming to this area my whole life but had never experienced it this way. I'd love to stay again.

We stayed three nights in a private room while skiing at Grand Targhee. It was spacious and clean, and having a kitchen was great. We cooked dinner there every night. The complimentary breakfast wasn't really for us, but we brought our own breakfast food and that worked fine. We'd stayed in hostels before, so clear rules were fine with us, and the stay was comfortable once we'd read and understood them. Still, no alcohol is allowed anywhere on the property, and that isn't mentioned on the website or booking partner sites, so plan ahead. We also never met Beth, which felt odd since we've usually met the owners at other hostels.