Room had everything we were looking for - clean, comfortable beds (albeit a bit firm), and a microwave and fridge. Staff were friendly. Had a good dinner one night at Sheffields in the main lodge building (loaded mac and cheese was our favorite). Well located for day trips to either Grand Teton or Yellowstone. Added bonus was strong Verizon cell phone reception (I think it may be a fairly new addition).

Headwaters WAS a nice place to stay. Through the years we've stayed there 3 - 4 times. It was worth the money because of the forested setting and the comfortable, well-maintained cabins with two queen-size beds. On this stay, our standard cabin was poorly maintained and in need of a good, deep cleaning (more than a maid typically has time to do). The tired old bath towels were in tatters; a floor lamp was broken, its top atilt; another lamp's shade was splattered with stains. I found our room phone disconnected when I tried to call the lodge. They told me that the lines were still down from last winter (it is now September)! For over $360/night, a Keurig coffee maker, rather than an ancient drip-coffee maker, would have been nice. I realize that it's all about location, but these cabins used to be nicely maintained. The broken lamp, raggy towels, broken phone, old coffee maker all say to me: "We don't CARE about our guests!" I left feeling slightly ripped off. Important to note: the hard-working staff was always friendly and efficient - the best!

The perfect place to stay if visiting Teton NP or Yellowstone. Top of the TNP so in my opinion a perfect location! The ranch is small and perfectly formed. The facilities are great and the staff knowledgable and accommodating. The lodge was wonderful with the 2 rocking chairs setting it off perfectly…and we used them!

We enjoyed our cabin at Flagg Ranch, and we would recommend this place to our fellow travelers. We stopped here after touring Grand Teton National Park for a day, and immediately before entering Yellowstone. Be aware that the is no TV, radio, or internet in your cabin. Our T-Mobile cell phones had poor connections on an alternative network partner. I was able to use the connection in the main lodge to respond to necessary messages, but I would have preferred to have done the in the comfort of my own room.

This is my 2nd stay there with my Big Rig & will be back there again in a couple years. I like it as opposed to Colter Bay as it's less crowded & busy. They now have Verizon & ATT cell service which is great. Internet is at the office only so you use your phone as a Hot Spot. he Snake Rive is a close walk that i do with my dog & see a lot of Fly fisherman out there. I'm 54' long so I get a nice long pull through.