Teton Hostel HideAway Reviews

This hostel was very beautiful and comfortable. I ate dinner on the porch and watched the sunset. I slept in the female dorm and it was very comfortable and clean. I'm only knocking a star because some of the messages I received before I stayed with excessive rules and which bathrooms to use during quiet hours felt over the top and unwelcoming the way they were communicated. However it was still a very nice place to stay.

Phenomenal experience, this was everything I was looking for and more! I was on a last minute trip and luckily the Airbnb host I had reached out to became non-responsive for a last minute check-in so I called Teton Hostel Hideaway and easily made my reservation by phone with Beth, the owner, and arrived a half hour later to my private room with a comfortable queen bed. It's halfway to the ski area in a stunning country location with great sunrises and sunsets. This is a big, beautiful log home that has been a guest lodge for 9 years. It was great to have breakfast foods available and the living room gets bathed in sunlight in the morning which was very enjoyable for morning coffee and reading about the family history of the owner, who grew up on the property and is surrounded by relatives who homesteaded in the area. During a lovely visit with Beth over coffee I learned about her non-profit that she founded in the Phillipes building small hyrdoponic lettuce growing operations to give homeless youth a source of income. She spends much of the winter there setting up amazingly simple systems that produce stunning amounts of marketable lettuce, which is then sold for income, giving people meaningfuly jobs as well as a source of income. I was enthralled by her photos! If you wanted to cook meals there then the open kitchen would make that easy, but Driggs has amazing food, including top notch Thai food at Bangkok Kitchen. The house was nice and quiet, with a few other guests around to keep it from seeming empty. The other staff member was very friendly and accommodating. Self check-in was a breeze, and I left feeling rejuvenated and lucky!

I ended up staying three nights here, and I had only planned on one! It is extremely cozy, clean, and quiet. Everything you could possibly need is there. Highly recommend as a place of refuge near the Tetons! I have stayed in many hostels around the world and this is an all time favorite

Fantastic house. It is a mixture of a hostel and a hotel. We had the hotel version like a Garni-House. We had a huge room and bathroom. The owner gave us great tips and everything worked just great. All was in a real good condition and very clean.

Teton Hostel HideAway B&B Driggs We left before we brought anything in. Yes, ITS THAT BAD~ 854763868 This place is disgusting. DO NOT believe those pics they post. Those rooms dont exist. They have a dank, filthy basement. It is NOT well maintained. Furniture looks like it came from a junk yard or found on a street rotting. Nothing in the pics fits what this is like in real life. My husband and I walked in, we purchased a private room and bath. At 64 years of age, the last thing I need is a basement subpar bed with filthy brown carpet, a dark closet, a window so dirty you cannot see out with a dirt bike parked next to the window. They couldnt even be bothered to mow the grass or trim the area where the drive is to be. Not visible by the road, you must drive down a brush covered driveway. The place is so bad the owners wont even stay there. We called and asked for an explanation and "beth" says, thats what you asked for, take it or leave it. I took pics and I plan on making sure they are seen by the the proper authorities. Too many rules even when you can use certain bathrooms. You cannot flush toilets, talk, or any other activities after 10:30PM. Its just plain disgusting. We left immediately and found a great place down the road. They welcomed us and got us settled in with no problems.

Clean and QUIET which is what we wanted. After a day in the National Parks it was nice to sit out on the balcony and watch the sitting sun reflected off field sprinklers a mile away. Look to the east and you’re looking at Wyoming and look to the west and you see Idaho. Linda Lou was informative and nice.