If you are traveling between Jackson, Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park this is the place to stay. The location is perfect for day trips to any of these locations and returning to a peaceful, relaxing and quiet atmosphere. The cabins and grounds are well maintained with all the amenities needed. The kitchens have dishes, pots and pans, utensils, detergent, towels, micro-wave, toaster, etc.
There are outdoor grills and picnic tables and outdoor chairs for relaxing on front porch. The single bedroom cabins have a queen bed with a queen sofa bed in the living area for a third person if needed. The daily room service lets you enjoy your vacation that much more.
There is a laundry facility if needed with all the necessary accessories. The main lodge has seating for relaxing , reading, games, card tables and computer. The staff is really helpful and accommodating for all your needs.
The cabins are located just 4 miles south east of Moran Junction with beautiful scenery as you look out at the Teton Mountains from your front porch. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking to stay close to all area attractions with lots of quiet time in the evenings.

This seems to be the perfect place to stay for Jackson Hole, the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone. It's just outside Grand Teton Park in a beautiful area with amazing views. We went in October when the place was not full, so it was very quiet and relaxing. The quote from Hitler hung in the office is a little disturbing, but I think it's meant to be anti gun control and certainly not pro Hitler. This is a much better choice than the lodging in the parks or a hotel or motel in a town. Very clean and well maintained.

I thoroughly researched the area before we (my brother, nephew and me) went. Moran provided a perfect "jumping off: point for visits to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, and back to Jackson. The area was beautiful, the ranch serene, and the accommodations spotless.

The staff helped us plan a horseback trip with Yellowstone Outfitters that turned out great.

We appreciated the full kitchen as we were interested in finding wildlife which meant very early mornings out, and late evenings coming in. We were able to do all our own meals after a stop in Jackson for supplies on the way up, and didn't waste any time or $$ on park food, lines, etc.

As a result we viewed wolves in the Lamar Valley, big horn sheep in the Roosevelt area, elk, deer, bison, black bear, antelope and Mountain Goat by the Northeast Entrance - which are not indigenous (sp) to the area - or so a Ranger explained.

Great trip, superb accommodations. Highly recommended. I would go again in a MINUTE.

What a deal! On the surface, the rates seem quite high, but if you are traveling with another couple or have kids, you're getting a better deal than 2 rooms in park lodging. The park lodging options are overpriced, small and nothing fancy (except Jenny Lake Lodge, but we couldn't afford that place). You also save a tremendous amount of money by cooking your own meals (2 grocery stores in Jackson). Six adults and a baby stayed in a 2 bedroom cabin with sofabed and we lived to tell the tale!! The rooms were spotless, beds were comfy and decor wasn't as cheesy as other places we looked at. Shower worked well. There were nice grassy areas for the baby to walk around, BBQ grills to cook dinner, and nice wide porches to relax at the end of the day. Location was excellent -- just down the road from one of the entrances to Grand Tetons National Park. Three days out of our weeklong visit, we drove up to Yellowstone. It was a bit of a trek, especially with a baby and 2 grandparents, but still doable. In retrospect, Luton's is ideal for visitors to Grand Tetons NP, but would be easier to stay further north when visiting Yellowstone NP. Overall, an excellent experience.