This is truly the only way to visit this area. My teenagers refused to stay at a busy resort or condo because they wanted to enjoy the mountain area with a more authentic experience. We enjoyed the views, the porches, the deck, the serenity, and of course the easy access to the Teton National Park and Yellowstone. We also took advantage of the local trails and enjoyed the hospitality of the neighboring towns, which included what should be a required jaunt for Huckleberry ice-cream. Since we were traveling during a July/August heatwave in the region, we were concerned about the lack of A/C. We learned quickly that leaving too many windows open overnight resulted in extremely cold nights. We have to also mention the local grocery store in Driggs, which was much larger than we expected. It rained an afternoon we were there, and employees walked customers to and from their cars with umbrellas. We don't get that in the big city! Glad I listened to those teenagers of mine; they were absolutely right about this mountain retreat in the woods.