The Alpenhof

Loved the property!

We woke up this morning to find our car towed. We were told we could park in the lot in front of the hotel the entire time. We had to pay $350 to get our car back. I asked the staff if there was anything they could do to assist with our car being we were never ever told that we could not park here as of Monday night. The girl at the desk said there was nothing she could do. We would have to wait for the general manager who would be in until later in the day. Also $2500 to stay here and our room was cleaned ONE time in 5 days.

Room here was fine, plenty of space, good sized bathroom, a bit dated, dark hallways. Hotel was quiet, staff seemed not that well informed. Lots of construction on adjacent building wasn't great for vibe and all amenities were closed due this (to be fair they notify of this well in advance). Location was ok, a bit of a walk to lifts uphill or steps. Free parking in village lot (after registering) worked well. Alpenhof Restaurant in the other half of the building was good for german food and beer.

Best location ever for skiing. Pre-skiing breakfast and apres ski drinks (a band) were nice. I didn't try them, but there was an outdoor hot tub and pool. Very short walk to Mangy Moose and Tram Dock.

Location is excellent. Very nice Austrian ski lodge vibe. Restaurant and bar are very good, the availability of Cowboy Coffee for quick takeout and sit down breakfast is perfect.

Classic hotel in Teton Village but showing some age. Great location. One of the original buildings in Teton Village, this historical hotel has a Swiss chalet style charm. It is quirky and dated, but still so cool.

We returned to the Alpenhof for our 4th time in the last 15 years. We have stayed at most of the Teton Village accommodations as well as several of the in town hotels. The Alpenhof has always been our favorite but this time was different. All the quaint cool things that made it special are gone. I assume the owners that had it have sold out and it is a much more corporate feel. The hot cookies after a day of skiing are gone, the free delicious breakfast with the best blueberry muffins is gone as well and we couldn’t even eat breakfast there because it was rented for private events the entire 5 days we were there. We only had services in the room one day out of 5. They always said they were slammed and just didn’t get to us. The tv has a short in it and only works part time and I tried to call the desk several times and nothing but crickets. They have a bad case of the do not cares. Now that said, the location is great in the village, the rooms are quiet and comfortable and it is one of the more affordable options on the mountain it is just not what it used to be.

Location

The location, location, location

The alpenhof has been a favorite place for my family to stay for years. Although it’s been 2 seasons since getting to stay here we were excited because of how great it had always been and the great value and service it provided. It used to have a great complimentary breakfast buffet with its rooms, warm cookies in the afternoons and a great alp style restaurant for lunch and dinner. It was also a cheaper option compared to adjacent lodging options. We come this year and it has been a severe disappointment. The staff was disengaged and all the former amenities that made the alpenhof a favorite has gone away. The price has gone up exponentially the last couple of years and they have gone down in service. I don’t mind paying more for good service, quality rooms and accommodations but now it just seems like another big corporate hotel that used to have a cool identity. It has definitely lost its charm and identity which is sad because of how great it once was.

Great location, old school alpine ski vibe. Cowboy Coffee on site is a great addition.

Location, Staff, and Cowboy Coffee

The most charming and wonderful place to stay
I can't wait to return and stay for at least a week.

location

Loved the location and staff

Location

This was a grand expenditure in the heart of Teton village. The food reminded me of the cuisine my Austrian aunt used to make back home. What a great place. Their portions are as big as your head and do not lack in flavor. The service is astute, I would liken it to the great service at the nearby Mangy Moose. Might I say this is in competition for best Teton village restaurant? The mangy moose is still top tier, but the alpenhof is worth your Benjamins if you have them.

This restaurant has been a family favourite for 30+ years, with their fondue being the highlight.

Unfortunately our dinner experience was so poor that we will not be returning.

The Fondue was… not a fondue. It tasted like it had been reconstituted from a freeze dried, long life army ration bag.

What has happened?

Our table remained uncleared to the end of the meal. We were one of 2 tables in the restaurant, so it was not a busy evening.

Honestly, we couldn’t be more disappointed.

Not only was the food poor, but the hotel looks like it needs a huge investment to bring it back to life.

With such a great location, you’d expect it to be buzzing, yet it was so quiet, a rolling tumble weed would not have been out of place.

I guess we did not get the memo that the once-lovely Alpenhof has lost its way.