We had an excellent experience here. Our cabin was clean and private. Wonderful view from our porch. Nice that it had a refrigerator and a microwave in the room. There is no tv in the room but we didn’t travel to a National Park to watch tv so no problem for us. Great access to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. We also had excellent experiences in the gift shop and small store on site. Also used the laundry which was well kept. The attendant was super helpful and friendly too. Yes there were mosquitoes outside but the screen door on the sliding door kept them out.

Paid over $400 for 1 night stay in a mosquito infested room. Told front desk . They were sympathetic and admitted mosquitoes were a problem. Asked front desk for a fly swatter and they said they didn’t have any. We slept poorly as we were worried about being bit. By checkout we’d killed 18 mosquitoes and I had big itchy bites on my legs.

I booked this place for the convenience of being located between Yellowstone and Grand Tetons National Parks, but that turned out to be a huge mistake. This place is ridiculously overpriced for what they have to offer. I booked what was advertised as a room in the lodge, but what I got was a room in a dinky cabin (shared with 3 other rooms) with no soundproof in the walls, so we could not fall asleep until well past midnight, because we could loudly hear the people on the other side of the wall. The other issue I have is lack of hot water for the showers. Only 2 members of our family of 4 could have a hot shower, the other two had to take a cold shower even after almost an hour wait. On top of all this, there is a serious mosquito infestation that they are not doing anything about. I was hunting mosquitos before going to bed, and I killed almost ten of them, but apparently not all, because the next day I had at least 7 bites, and the other members of the family had several as well. There was no TV in the room, but that's a minor issue. Only good thing is they had decent working WIFI, although unsecured. My advice, save the $460 per night and go find a decent place to spend the night even if that means driving for another hour or two.

This was by far the most expensive stay of your 12 day vacation and it was also the worst (by far). We arrived to a swarm of mosquitos IN our cabin. The front desk sent someone down from housekeeping with a bugger zapper and she killed a bunch of them. But by the time she arrived we'd already gotten pretty bitten up. The cabin was run down and not well kept. The toilet ran constantly, unless you opened the tank and pulled upon the bobber. The bath faucet looked like it had been installed by someone with a hack saw. The bathroom was dirty around the edges. The lamp in the living space had no knob, so it was not functional. When we arrived there was a puddle of water in front of the refrigerator on the carpet and the fridge was full of ice chunks.

Our family had four of the standard cabins, which worked out really well for us. The queen beds and pillows were very comfortable and although the cabins are basic, they were quiet, clean and roomier than expected. We wish there would have been mini fridges in each room so we could keep our drinks and snacks chilled, and it would have been nice to have creamer provided with the coffee maker. The employees are very friendly and helpful. There was one server in the restaurant who was rather slow and forgetful, but it may be due to him being new and English not his first language. We had an issue with a toilet and they sent someone to fix it immediately. Since there's not many restaurants around that area, we ate many meals at the lodge. The food is delicious with plenty of options. Our grandkids loved the breakfast buffet and my daughter and I loved the lattes from the coffee bar. The location between Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park was very convenient, but if you've never been to that area, and want to enjoy both parks (which I recommend you do), plan to drive a lot to get to the various sites. There is a nice gift shop and a small grocery store right at the lodge and we visited both several times. Prices are high, but they are high everywhere in that area, and Headwaters Lodge was among the least expensive I found. We had a great family vacation!