Hotels Near Signal Mountain in Teton County

Stayed here after spending all day at Yellowstone and Jackson area seems to be where you stay if you are heading to Utah for the National Parks. That being said all the hotels are crazy expensive in the area. This was one of the cheapest so this is where we stayed. First of all the staff are very nice here, even offered to carry our bags up the stairs to our room. Rooms outdated but clean. It was very quiet. Breakfast is a grab and go wrapped type food. Has coffee and tea. Worst part is NO elevator since it is an older hotel so be aware of that.

Originally thought that the hotel would be very old, but did not expect the environment to be very good, the town is very lively, there are many tourists, the town's steakhouse is impressive, the steak is very delicious

The only motel that stayed in the entire journey, the main rating is good, so the adventure experience is better than the imagination. The room is convenient to use and the decoration is relatively new. The only drawback is that the sound is not good and the sound is very bad. The price is OK, but the experience will be fine once and you should not stay at the motel again.

The ski resort on the snowy side of Grand Teton is in good condition.

We stayed one night in a loft room which was a great BIG room but it had the tiniest bathroom I have ever seen in a hotel room. If you had two people (like trying to give a child a bath) you would have to either keep the door open or one person would have to stand in the bath while the second person came in in order to close the door. It was strange for how big the rest of the room was. Be advised all loft rooms are on the second floor and there is no elevator. They did have a coin operated laundry, only two and one of the dryers was out of service. Had to wait for a hotel employee to finish his laundry before I could use dryer. Nice breakfast only 6:30 - 9:30am. Comfortable beds, clean. Not really close to main square but it is walking distance (little over 1/2 mile). TV would blink to black screen while watching then would come back which was annoying. No no commercial channel (like movie channels) option for TV. Front desk staff were friendly. Really LOUD housekeepers yelling back and forth to each other on deck outside room early in the morning, so much for sleeping in. The hotel lobby is really pretty/nice but expected more for the really expensive price.

The good reputation of this family-friendly hotel for visitors coming to Grand Teton is well earned. The mountain and lake views at the lodge are stunning. The hotel is a great home base for all the great Grand Teton spots to visit along with activities including rafting, hiking, horseback riding to name some (all of which can also be arranged with staff at the hotel). Jackson Lake Lodge has multiple eating options from comfort food at The Pioneer Grill diner to the more formal Blue Heron Lodge. You're also thirty minutes away from the famous Jackson Hole which is a must to visit.

Went as family of four (kids are ages 10 and almost 9) for four nights over Indigenous People’s Day weekend, and I believe the price of the room was half of what it would have been if we traveled in August. So that’s always nice. Plus, the changing of the leaves more an already scenic place even more magical. We loved the hotel for many reasons. The room we got was big and, therefor, very comfortable. It had a great view of the ski trails / mountains. Bathroom was big with all the amenities. Huge closet for storage. Nice coffee/tea area with new boxed water supplied daily. The lobby was tastefully decorated with lots of beautiful Western-inspired art. We loved have our morning coffee/tea by the fireplace. Kids enjoyed the complimentary s’mores package. We loved pool area and hot tubs— beautiful setting among the Aspen trees which were turning bright yellow. (They were closing down the pool for the season though on our last day!) The restaurants were also both excellent. Finally, we appreciated getting use of the house car, which we used to explore the town of Jackson. I think timing our trip in early October was perfect, as it was not crowded at the hotel and made things easier for us (like use of the car). We also did the Wildlife Safari Tours of Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Booked through concierge but with an outside company. We didn’t ask for a private tour, but they were both private! Plus they were half of the cost of what the concierge was charging. This was the way to go!!

Good location, clean and tidy, friendly staff.

The location is quite remote, but if you go to Yellowstone, it would be much better to live here than in Jackson. There is nothing nearby, and the ranch has a small cafe. The room is very characteristic, it is a log cabin. The room is large and has a living room. The only downside is that the heating effect is really not good, using the kind of small portable electric heating. The bed is very big, sleeping with two adults has no problem at all.

The hotel is in a good environment and the room is very clean, but staying here for two days is a wrong decision. Because the Pinghe Hotel is too far from Huangshi Park, there is a big Teton Park in the middle to buy a 35-dollar ticket. So if we come back, we will choose to stay at the Yellowstone Hostel in West Yellowstone for two nights. After the last day, we will live in the Pinghe Hotel, so we will run less and avoid unnecessary tickets. The video below is the Pinghe Hotel