Heart 6 Ranch

I expected a rustic stay but facility was run down and dirty. All 4 families staying in my building had no idea how to check in and where check in was. Stay was not worth the money.

Prior to check-in time, I asked if my room was ready. The desk person was like a cold robot, no early check-ins. While I waited, I wandered to the Heart 6 Western themed “Lodge”. Awful. It smelled of dust and mildew; the couches and rugs smelled like they hadn’t been cleaned beyond a vacuuming, forever. I went to the property bar and grill and ordered a beer. The nice bartender informed me that they had been out of beer for over a week. Once I checked-in, I walked to my room. The way crossed the property’s large wood deck on which one could sit and view the Tetons in the distance. On the deck periphery there were a few wood benches and a bunch of ugly red picnic tables packed together. And then I fell. The deck was constructed with a perimeter boardwalk and an interior circular wood construction, that formed the majority of the deck. The circular construction had collapsed in the middle, not recently I believe. In any case, as I walked across the deck, when I reached the circumference, the collapsed boardwalk angled down and caused me to misstep. I fell. From my backside, shockingly, I saw wire running on the deck floor to power lamps on the periphery of the deck. Not too happy, I arrived at my room. It smelled sickeningly and strongly of room scent cover-up. I walked from the room. There were no chairs by the room door, only a picnic table a way away. There is no cell service in the area. Heart 6 claimed wi-fi service, but there was none in my room ...

The location is beautiful but the rooms are run down and in need of repairs. We rented a cabin and one of the bedrooms and the bath room did not have any working electrical outlets. The bathroom smelled like sewage and was very old and nasty.

Beautiful scenery. Ok for the area but overpriced and limited options for dinner or breakfast

This is quite the experience. We were having trouble navigating to our cabin and then as we’re driving they roped off the road and drove about 50 horses down to the pasture. Found the room and it was clean and roomy for 2. No ac but ceiling fan kept it somewhat comfortable. Staff is friendly. Not many amenities but it’s a ranch so expect as such.

We overlooked some negative reviews and booked our stay. We were pleasantly surprised! The room was large and comfortable. It is a working ranch and a dry summer in WY so dust is to be expected outside! Inside it was clean. The location is perfect for time in the Tetons and the view is great. We really enjoyed our stay.

Cabin was cozy with a great view.

Loved the scenery, western theme and horses. The room had one window with a screen that just propped up against the window. Toothpast and old soap in sink. Patio and surrounding walking areas had several tripping obstacles.

Be aware that this is not an up-to-date facility in anyway however, the experience is certainly unique and we had a great time. You are literally on a ranch with horses, hundreds of acres. I felt like I went back in time at a first I was taking a back by the dusty old atmosphere but then we got swept up in it and really enjoyed ourselves. They have a recreation room in the lodge where we played pool. It was fun to see them rounding up the horses at the beginning and end of each day. There’s not much around here and it’s 20 minutes to the nearest store so bring whatever items you need.

If you are looking to get away, this is an excellent choice. The views are spectacular. This is not a five star hotel, but a working ranch. There is no TV and cell service is scarce. Horseback riding and fishing, among other fun things to do. You are less than an hour from the main entrance to the Tetons. If you're into camping, they have tepees and covered wagons. Cafe on site or drive into Jackson.