Colter Bay Village - Moran

The Cabins are lovely and have a great history, just a short stroll from Jackson Lake with beautiful views of the Tetons. There are no facilities for cooking and cooking is not allowed in or around the rooms. There are picnic areas with charcoal grills so you may bring your own equipment. There is free WiFi available in key areas like the laundry and sitting area, but no guarantee of access from your cabin. There is a cafe and restaurant, though they can be quite expensive, there is also a small grocery store available to purchase supplies. Be aware that they charge an additional utility fee taken at checkout on top of your accomodation charges and automatically include a donation to the Grand Teton National Park Foundation. It has good access to Yellowstone via the John D Rockefeller Jr Parkway and the rest of Grand Teton National Park.

Temperature is pretty low, make sure to bring enough cover sheets and light up the fireplace to keep warm.

We arrived late and we didn't get a chance to buy fire woods and the next morning the outside temperature (as well as inside temp) was 33F. We didn't expect it to be that code there. The second night, we bought woods and set fire in the stove and it was much better. Essentially, this is a campground. You are supposed to bring everything you need. But for us, a family in a 10 days trip to stop by for two days, this is not a good choice.

Everything worked out great after a bit of confusion after we booked the room. On the site it listed 69.00 per night, we clicked on the pictures and it showed cabin pictures; so we booked it. Then after booking saw "important details" about your room and then noticed it was a cabin-tent with no linens and no electricity. So we decided to tough it out and request sleeping bag rentals from the hotel by calling in advance. When we arrived the sleeping bags were not available but John at the hotel treated us very nicely to an alternate cabin at no extra charge. Had your site had choices for a cabin on the room choice list we would have clicked that in the first place. Overall we were very pleased with how things turned out.

We stayed during a sightseeing trip through the Teton area. The area has abundant wildlife viewing opportunity. The cabin was spacious but lacked basic appliances for a cabin type setting. No coffee pot, no refrigerator, etc. For $200/night one would expect a cup of coffee in the morning.