This condo is on the top floor during peak summer, and the lack of airflow made it incredibly hot and stale. Even with multiple fans running and cooler temperatures outside, it was consistently around 20 degrees hotter inside than outdoors.The listing clearly mentioned there was no air conditioning, but it failed to convey that, because of the building’s design and the top-floor location, fans simply aren’t enough. The older layout provides almost no natural ventilation, and the stairwell blocks what little airflow there is, making it nearly impossible to cool the space.The deck also wasn’t usable during our stay, which removed one of the few places to escape the heat.I’m sure this property is much more enjoyable during the winter, but in the summer it was honestly uncomfortable. A simple 500 portable AC unit would completely change the experience, and for the price being charged, some reasonable level of comfort should be expected.The location is excellent if your plans revolve around Grand Teton National Park, but overall the stay was disappointing. In terms of comfort, camping would have honestly been more enjoyable and arguably cheaper.