. Would definitely stay again and in the suite! Travelers tip on recreational activities Summer (since we were there for the summer): horseback riding (at entrance to Teton although there are other vendors) for kids 5+ ($30-50); Whitewater rafting on snake river 6+ ($60); Tram ride up to mountain - all ages ($24); SnowKing Resort alpine slides ($13) 2+ - a must do 1/2 mi slide; Bungee Trampoline 3+ ($12); Rock Climbing Wall 3+ ($12); Chuckwagon Dinner - 3 hr relaxation plus western cowboy music; Air gliding - pricey at $250 if you have the inclination. Jackson Hole 20 mins away - a must visit. Right opp the horse corral (summer activities) and walking distance to everything. Hotel situated at edge of Teton Village but village is very small - not far from the slopes at all. Try Cascades in Teton Lodge - great selection. Didn’t try out the restaurants at the hotel but were told they were good. Towels and chilled drinking water plentily available. Whirlpools indoor and outdoor also with waterfalls (nice massage!) and great sauna. Pool is decent - 1/4 of it being indoors - waterfalls, fountains. I agree that there should be pool service for drinks and food for this class of resort. The hotel was busy not too much - we found the chairs by the pool easily (5PM or later), but I can see how that can easily get overcrowded. Couldn’t ask for more - well, perhaps a better couch (was completely worn out). Living room with separate fireplace seating, 10-seat dining table. Laundry and 1/2 bath in hallway. toilet area with phone) and spacious walk-in closets. Gourmet kitchen (literally), luxurious master and other bdrms with attached bath (master bath even had heated floors, spa shower, jacuzzi, sep. The room was more like a large apartment (I mean LARGE) with all the bells and whistles. With the 40% off condo sale, it was well worth it for two families (sleeps 8). We booked and got a 3-bdrm suite and it was a magnificent room.Opulent suites at Snake River Lodge Let me preface by saying that we did not stay in a regular room.