Marriott Element News Today

High-rise planned for downtown property currently home to Greyhound bus terminal

Development company plans Marriott at property last home to soul food restaurant Dandgure’s

The city plans to make additional improvements over time in connection to ongoing projects already in the works.

STAPILUS: The growth in Idaho’s Teton Valley does not seem to be over.

There are no velvet-rope nightclubs, and the only large grocery store closes on Sundays. Welcome to Driggs, Idaho. It could be the next Park City or Jackson Hole.

Driggs is undergoing a ‘remarkable transformation,’ thanks in part to expectations of an expansion of Grand Targhee Resort. But some are worried it will lose its small-town feel, just like other major ski destinations have over the years.

Driggs is undergoing a ‘remarkable transformation,’ thanks in part to the potential expansion of Grand Targhee Resort. But some are worried it will lose its small-town feel, just like other major ski destinations have over the years

Also: Multiple proposed projects land Downtown Code Design Review Committee approval

On May 11 the Driggs Planning & Zoning Commission gave final approval to a proposed 107-room, four-story Marriott Element hotel on the vacant property south of Broulim’s, a development that

Construction is expected to begin early this summer on a 107-room, four-story hotel on the vacant lot adjacent to Broulim’s in Driggs.