Teton Creek Resort

We rented this condo during the grand Targee festival. It was perfect. There was a shuttle stop close by that took us up to the resort. The condo itself was well appointed clean and comfortable. We especially appreciated all of the amenities

Beware! Corporate owned property. Our stay was horrendous. It was obvious that the hot tubs had not been cleaned in quite some time. ||Our unit had several issues with the heat and appliances. Never heard back from the management during our visit.

This is such a wonderful place to stay. The rooms are very nicely furnished, and the condo has all the amenities to make the visit pleasant. We've been able to cook a full breakfast every morning, wash and dry our clothes after a canoe adventure, and enjoy a pot of coffee whenever we were in. The fireplace in the cool mornings was a lovely touch. The complex has hot tubs to soothe the muscles after a day of hiking and a nicely outfitted gym for a quick workout. I will definitely be returning, as it was easy to drive to the national parks, Jackson, and other recreation. Plus, Driggs is a really cute town, and Broulim's fresh market is a first class store to stock the kitchen.

If you are looking for a basic place to stay for 4-5 days then this is it. One bedroom with two beds. Enough towels for two people for showers and hot tub. The hot tub was right next to our building which was perfect because it was -2 outside. Didn’t do any laundry so cannot comment. 8 minutes from Driggs. 22 minutes from the mountain. There are three hot tubs to choose from. The room gets really hot but we opened windows. Nice fireplace and the couch pulled out to relax at night. Only issue was no wine opener but we made do.

This lodge has large, comfortable rooms easy to navigate with a wheelchair. The decor and appliances appear from the 90s but are spotlessly clean! The location is only a few miles from town. My only suggestions are to update the ada bars in the showers and add a handheld shower attachment. We had to struggle with bathing our disabled son. Also, update the tiny TV in the family room so it can be viewed from the seating area by the family and add speakers so you can hear it.