Kaspers Kountryside Inn

Victor is a lovely little town with plenty of restaurants, and the location was ideal. We were close to Teton NP without having to deal with the crowds in Jackson. The view from the deck was beautiful, and our room felt cozy and just like home. The Kasper's made sure we had what we needed. Mr. Ted Kasper met us in the driveway, showed us to the room, and explained everything. He was such a nice gentleman. I wish we could have stayed longer, and highly recommend this place.

We were so happy with our stay and would come back again and again. The rental was spacious, clean, nicely decorated, and had everything we needed. The full kitchen and washer/dryer were a huge plus. The bed was comfortable, with plenty of pillows and extra blankets for cooler weather. The shady back deck was lovely on a hot day, with refreshing evening breezes. You can wander the 5 acres, or head to the quiet kountry road or the front of the property for gorgeous mountain sunsets. We also met Ted, who was friendly, helpful, and full of information about the area. Jackson and Grand Teton NP were close by, and Victor was about a mile away. We went to Driggs for breakfast and highly recommend Provisions! Shona made booking easy and answered questions quickly. Getting there and checking in was simple too. Thank you, Kasper's, for making this our best stay yet!

I especially loved having coffee on the deck in the morning and taking in the mountain scenery and countryside. The yard and surroundings were relaxing, and our grandchildren particularly enjoyed them. Ted & Shona were also very hospitable, bringing us special treats like fresh berries and helping us with what we needed. The suites at Kasper's Kountryside Inn were clean, comfortable, and fully furnished. We didn't take the meal option this time. I’m a little late writing this, but sitting here on New Year's Day, I’m remembering the wonderful memories we made. Anyone needing a place in Victor, Idaho should know about these fine Bed & Breakfast accommodations. I’d recommend them to family, friends, and anyone visiting the area.

We’d been looking forward to our stay at your B&B for months. We booked directly on March 6, 2023, after researching it in February, since we wanted home-like comfort rather than a hotel and like supporting small businesses in small towns. After driving over the mountain, we arrived to a warm, wholesome welcome, but then learned the AC didn’t work, the washing machine had been broken for months with no repair in sight, and the WiFi was unreliable. We also hadn’t expected a family reunion. We’d already paid in full, had no backup place, and felt stuck, so we tried to make the best of it. The hot, stagnant air made it miserable to relax in the afternoons. We needed to do laundry, which meant cutting trail days short to get to the local laundromat, and we couldn’t reliably upload pictures for our families. It was a lot to discover after the long drive, and we wish we’d been told about these issues during the four and a half months we had a reservation so we could decide whether to come. I held off posting because I hoped to hear back, but two weeks passed without a response. I hope the problems get fixed so future guests can have the experience we’d hoped for.