Afton Hotel Guide - Star Valley Historical Society hotels in Afton, United States of America.

"Cleanness "

"The room was nice and clean and the directions that were given so we could check in were very helpful and good. We enjoyed staying here, a safe and cozy place from the winter outside"

"Love it. So worth the stay. We will be back"

"This place was amazing!!! Everything we needed was at this pace. Very spacious and close to the town. The traffic did not bother us as we are used to it from our home town. The host was amazing as well!! He responded to messages and let us know the weather conditions. Would 110% stay here again. "

"It was perfect for our large family. Plenty of bathrooms and enough seating in the great room for visiting together. "

"This home had several beds for a large group. It was clean and roomy. peaceful area. Kitchen was well stocked."

"Stayed here for the weekend for a family gathering, it was great! It was honestly better than I expected. The kids loved it and we were able to fit two families very comfortably. The ping pong table was a huge hit. We would definitely recommend it and stay here again. "

"Great experience away with the quiet tranquility. Host provided everything that was needed, and more. "

"We chose a stay at the "Charming Cabin" for a three night stop on the trip my wife and I are taking through the rockies. We enjoyed our stay here, located on ranchland among lots of horses, overlooking the nearby Rocky Mountains of the Bridger-Teton National Forest. We've enjoyed the view of the mountains, the local Shumway Dairy and its homemade skyr yogurt, ice cream, cheese, etc.! During our trip through the Rockies, we are on a quest to hike as many local trails as possible without wearing ourselves out. While here, we hiked the Periodic Spring Trail and the Slide Lake Trail. They were both nothing short of awesome!! These trails are near the cabin.The Periodic Spring Trail, with its unique variable water flow is described on the app and on a sign on the trail. The spring joins the rapidly flowing Swift river, which is formed by snow melt in the high elevations. We followed the mountain stream both by car as we approached the trailhead and as we hiked along the length of the trail. The Slide Lake Trail is accessed via a 4-mile dirt road just behind the cabin. Like the Periodic Spring Trail, it too has a mountain stream that follows both the access road and the trail. This stream is the Slide River. On this hike we encountered beaver, mountain pikas, mule deer and a moose! They may be found on AllTrails website and app. The cabin itself was wonderful! We highly recommend staying here!"