A resort in Driggs
Teton Creek Resort sits in Driggs, Idaho, a small town on the quieter, western side of the Teton Range. At 4.5/5 across 133 guest reviews, it holds up well as a base for anyone approaching the mountains from Idaho rather than Wyoming. Guests tend to comment on the property itself and the surrounding nature, which suggests the setting does a fair amount of the work here. Driggs is a genuine small town, not a resort village, so expectations should be calibrated accordingly.
Who it's a good fit for
A well-regarded resort hotel in a small Idaho mountain town, where the landscape is the main draw and the property earns consistently positive marks for its grounds and overall character.
Best for
- Teton-area visitors coming from the Idaho side
- Guests who prioritise setting over urban conveniences
- Travellers wanting a mountain base with kitchen access
- Nature-focused stays
Less suited to
- Those wanting a city-centre location with walkable dining
- Guests with high expectations for bathrooms
- Light sleepers sensitive to their environment
The property and its grounds
The property is the single most-discussed aspect of this resort among guests — 25 of 32 mentions were positive. The grounds along Teton Creek appear to be the reason most people rate it as highly as they do.
Mountain setting in Driggs
Driggs sits on the Teton Valley floor in Idaho, directly west of Grand Teton National Park. The surrounding landscape generates its own strong review theme: 12 of 16 nature mentions were positive, pointing to the views and immediate outdoor environment.
In-unit kitchens
Kitchen facilities come up in guest reviews as a practical plus — 6 of 11 mentions were positive. For stays of more than a night or two, having cooking facilities in a town with limited restaurant options makes a real difference.
Inside Teton Creek Resort
Across 133 reviews, the property itself scores best — 25 of 32 mentions positive. Nature and cleanliness also trend well. Bathrooms are the weakest area, with only 6 of 17 mentions positive. Room quality and sleep experience sit in the middle range, each drawing roughly equal positive and negative comments. Kitchen access earns qualified approval.
- Things to do3.5
- Restaurants3.1
- Public transit0
- Airport access2.7
Share of positive mentions per theme, from Google reviews.
Things to know
Common questions
Where exactly is Teton Creek Resort?
The resort is in Driggs, Idaho, a small town in Teton Valley on the western side of the Teton Range. It is on the Idaho side of the mountains, distinct from the better-known Jackson, Wyoming side.
How do guests rate the resort overall?
Teton Creek Resort holds a 4.5/5 rating based on 133 guest reviews. The property and its grounds are the most positively reviewed aspect, with nature and cleanliness also rating well.
Is the location convenient for Grand Teton National Park?
Driggs provides access to the park from the Idaho side. Guests who mention location rate it positively more often than not — 15 of 22 mentions were favourable — though a car is essential for getting around the valley.
Do units have kitchens?
Kitchen facilities appear in guest reviews and generally receive positive marks. For guests planning longer stays or self-catering, this is a practical consideration given the limited dining options in Driggs itself.
What are the bathrooms like?
Bathrooms are the most mixed-reviewed aspect of the resort. Only 6 of 17 bathroom mentions in guest reviews were positive, so this is worth factoring in if bathroom quality is a priority for your stay.
How is the sleep experience?
Sleep quality sits in the middle of the review data — 7 of 14 mentions were positive. It is not a consistent strength or a consistent complaint, so individual results appear to vary.
Do I need a car to stay here?
Driggs is a rural Idaho town with no meaningful public transport. A car is effectively required for reaching Grand Teton National Park, Targhee Resort, or any meaningful dining and shopping beyond the immediate area.
What outdoor activities are available nearby?
Teton Valley has hiking, fishing, and cycling on the valley floor, with Grand Teton National Park to the east and Targhee Resort accessible from the area. The specific distances and access points are best confirmed with the resort directly.
How clean is the resort?
Cleanliness is one of the stronger review themes: 11 of 15 mentions were positive. It is not the top-rated topic but holds up reliably across the review set.
What is the price per night?
Check directly with the resort or a booking platform for current availability and pricing.
How do I book?
Reservations can typically be made through the resort directly or via standard booking platforms. Contact Teton Creek Resort for the most accurate availability, cancellation terms, and any current rates.
Is this a good choice for families?
The combination of in-unit kitchens, outdoor access, and a well-reviewed property setting makes it a practical option for families. Specific family amenities are best confirmed with the resort before booking.