The three-pearl Wyoming Inn of Jackson Hole is a handsome hotel with rustic decor throughout that's a brief drive from downtown. Its 68 spacious guest rooms have attractive leather furniture, padded headboards, and some have gas fireplaces and sleeper sofas. All units come with flat-screen TVs, Keurig coffeemakers, microwaves, mini-fridges, and free Wi-Fi. Features include a well-equipped fitness center, free laundry facilities and parking, and a nice restaurant with locally sourced, organic food, but it isn't full-service. Rates are competitive, but they don’t include breakfast and like many other area hotels. Travelers looking for free breakfast can consider the mid-range Parkway Inn, which is also closer to town.
The three-pearl Wyoming Inn of Jackson Hole is a handsome hotel with rustic decor throughout that's a brief drive from downtown. Its 68 spacious guest rooms have attractive leather furniture, padded headboards, and some have gas fireplaces and sleeper sofas. All units come with flat-screen TVs, Keurig coffeemakers, microwaves, mini-fridges, and free Wi-Fi. Features include a well-equipped fitness center, free laundry facilities and parking, and a nice restaurant with locally sourced, organic food, but it isn't full-service. Rates are competitive, but they don’t include breakfast and like many other area hotels. Travelers looking for free breakfast can consider the mid-range Parkway Inn, which is also closer to town.
The two-and-a-half-pearl Elk Country Inn offers a peaceful setting and reasonable rates, plus it's within walking distance of historic Jackson Hole Town Center. The rustic, limited-service property offers 88 traditional hotel rooms and stand-alone cabins that are clean, comfortable, and well-equipped with microwaves, mini-fridges, coffeemakers, and free Wi-Fi. Cabins also include sleeper sofas, and loft-style hotel rooms can accommodate up to six. The property doesn’t have a restaurant or breakfast, but amenities include a small fitness center, laundry room, whirlpool, and free shuttle to the ski slopes in winter. Rates are generally lower than staying downtown, and they're competitive with cabins at the nearby Cowboy Village, which features an indoor pool.
The two-and-a-half-pearl Elk Country Inn offers a peaceful setting and reasonable rates, plus it's within walking distance of historic Jackson Hole Town Center. The rustic, limited-service property offers 88 traditional hotel rooms and stand-alone cabins that are clean, comfortable, and well-equipped with microwaves, mini-fridges, coffeemakers, and free Wi-Fi. Cabins also include sleeper sofas, and loft-style hotel rooms can accommodate up to six. The property doesn’t have a restaurant or breakfast, but amenities include a small fitness center, laundry room, whirlpool, and free shuttle to the ski slopes in winter. Rates are generally lower than staying downtown, and they're competitive with cabins at the nearby Cowboy Village, which features an indoor pool.
The three-pearl 49’er Inn & Suites offers a good overall value for often-pricey Jackson Hole, located just a short walk from Town Square. It's a casual tourist hotel housed in several buildings, and substantial upgrades in 2015 brought an industrial-chic lobby lounge and dining area with a gas fireplace, and new indoor pool, whirlpool, and fitness center. The free hot breakfast buffet is served year-round, and the hotel operates free shuttles to the ski slopes in winter. Its 142 guest rooms and suites are pleasant and comfortable, but they aren't as attractive as public spaces and some have dated decor. Standard amenities include mini-fridges, coffeemakers, and free Wi-Fi, but only select rooms have microwaves. Rates are competitive with similar hotels nearby, like the Elk Country Inn, which is typically slightly cheaper but doesn’t include breakfast.
The three-pearl 49’er Inn & Suites offers a good overall value for often-pricey Jackson Hole, located just a short walk from Town Square. It's a casual tourist hotel housed in several buildings, and substantial upgrades in 2015 brought an industrial-chic lobby lounge and dining area with a gas fireplace, and new indoor pool, whirlpool, and fitness center. The free hot breakfast buffet is served year-round, and the hotel operates free shuttles to the ski slopes in winter. Its 142 guest rooms and suites are pleasant and comfortable, but they aren't as attractive as public spaces and some have dated decor. Standard amenities include mini-fridges, coffeemakers, and free Wi-Fi, but only select rooms have microwaves. Rates are competitive with similar hotels nearby, like the Elk Country Inn, which is typically slightly cheaper but doesn’t include breakfast.
Set in a wildlife refuge more than 700 feet above the Jackson Valley, the Spring Creek Ranch has arguably the most stunning views of the Tetons in the area. It has a wide array of room categories, from standard hotel rooms to immense two-bedroom condos, but the quality and design of each unit varies greatly, making it a game of hit-or-miss. While some condos are ultra-luxurious in every possible way, others are plain and come with more basic amenities. Most standard hotel rooms are in need of an urgent renovation. The delicious, popular restaurant and the excellent heated outdoor pool are not to be missed, though.
Set in a wildlife refuge more than 700 feet above the Jackson Valley, the Spring Creek Ranch has arguably the most stunning views of the Tetons in the area. It has a wide array of room categories, from standard hotel rooms to immense two-bedroom condos, but the quality and design of each unit varies greatly, making it a game of hit-or-miss. While some condos are ultra-luxurious in every possible way, others are plain and come with more basic amenities. Most standard hotel rooms are in need of an urgent renovation. The delicious, popular restaurant and the excellent heated outdoor pool are not to be missed, though.
Built in 1879, the 96-room Eagle Mountain House & Golf Club is a mid-range historic property a short drive from Jackson, Story Land, and North Conway. Flower-printed fabrics, tufted chairs, and plaid accents lend a strong traditional character to the rooms, and though the look is dated many find it cozy. The property has a few solid amenities, including a golf course, an outdoor pool, and several dining options, but rooms are showing some wear and the fitness center is just a stationary bike and an empty room for stretching. Overall, it's a great value. The pricier Stonehurst Manor doesn’t have as many on-site amenities, but the atmosphere is similar and room rates include breakfast and dinner.
Built in 1879, the 96-room Eagle Mountain House & Golf Club is a mid-range historic property a short drive from Jackson, Story Land, and North Conway. Flower-printed fabrics, tufted chairs, and plaid accents lend a strong traditional character to the rooms, and though the look is dated many find it cozy. The property has a few solid amenities, including a golf course, an outdoor pool, and several dining options, but rooms are showing some wear and the fitness center is just a stationary bike and an empty room for stretching. Overall, it's a great value. The pricier Stonehurst Manor doesn’t have as many on-site amenities, but the atmosphere is similar and room rates include breakfast and dinner.
The budget Motel 6 Jackson is a basic, no-frills hotel offering some of the lowest rates in the area. It’s only a five-minute drive into Jackson, but little is within walking distance. Its 155 guest rooms are well-maintained and they’ve been nicely decorated in a fun and colorful retro style. Standard amenities include flat-screen TVs, microwaves, and mini-fridges, but there are no kettles and Wi-Fi costs extra. Features are slim -- there's no breakfast or restaurant on-site -- but there's an outdoor pool and grassy courtyard with covered tables, free coffee in the lobby, and a guest laundry room. Like other Jackson properties, rates can spike quite high in peak season, when many hotels sell out. Travelers looking for a step up can consider mid-range Cowboy Village Resort, which has cozy log cabins with kitchenettes.
The budget Motel 6 Jackson is a basic, no-frills hotel offering some of the lowest rates in the area. It’s only a five-minute drive into Jackson, but little is within walking distance. Its 155 guest rooms are well-maintained and they’ve been nicely decorated in a fun and colorful retro style. Standard amenities include flat-screen TVs, microwaves, and mini-fridges, but there are no kettles and Wi-Fi costs extra. Features are slim -- there's no breakfast or restaurant on-site -- but there's an outdoor pool and grassy courtyard with covered tables, free coffee in the lobby, and a guest laundry room. Like other Jackson properties, rates can spike quite high in peak season, when many hotels sell out. Travelers looking for a step up can consider mid-range Cowboy Village Resort, which has cozy log cabins with kitchenettes.
The two-pearl Ranch Inn is a solid choice for budget-conscious travelers who don’t mind swapping more amenities for affordable rates and a convenient downtown location. The no-frills, motel-style property is located on a busy road that’s surrounded by shops and restaurants and just a three-minute walk from Jackson’s historic Town Square. Freebies include continental breakfast, parking, and Wi-Fi. The Ranch also has a laundry room and guest computer. Rooms are clean and comfortably sized, but they're dated and standard rooms don’t include coffeemakers, microwaves, or mini-fridges—Suites and premium Tower Rooms include them and also have balconies with good mountain views. It's worth comparing rates with the Antler Inn, another budget property downtown that has a huge whirlpool and free ski season shuttles but no breakfast.
The two-pearl Ranch Inn is a solid choice for budget-conscious travelers who don’t mind swapping more amenities for affordable rates and a convenient downtown location. The no-frills, motel-style property is located on a busy road that’s surrounded by shops and restaurants and just a three-minute walk from Jackson’s historic Town Square. Freebies include continental breakfast, parking, and Wi-Fi. The Ranch also has a laundry room and guest computer. Rooms are clean and comfortably sized, but they're dated and standard rooms don’t include coffeemakers, microwaves, or mini-fridges—Suites and premium Tower Rooms include them and also have balconies with good mountain views. It's worth comparing rates with the Antler Inn, another budget property downtown that has a huge whirlpool and free ski season shuttles but no breakfast.
The two-pearl Antler Inn has been a budget favorite in a convenient location for over 50 years. It’s only a three-minute walk from Town Square, surrounded by local shops and gourmet restaurants that make Jackson a popular vacation destination -- but the ski slopes are at least a 20-minute drive. Hotel highlights include a huge indoor whirlpool, sauna, fitness center, laundry room, and free parking, ski life shuttles, and Wi-Fi. The 110 rooms include standard motel rooms and cute mini-cabins with cedar paneling. Both options are clean, with rustic decor, mini-fridges, and coffeemakers -- many have fireplaces, but bathrooms are drab and cramped. Many guests wish that breakfast was served. The 49’er Inn & Suites also is downtown and has more amenities including free hot breakfast -- but rates are higher.
The two-pearl Antler Inn has been a budget favorite in a convenient location for over 50 years. It’s only a three-minute walk from Town Square, surrounded by local shops and gourmet restaurants that make Jackson a popular vacation destination -- but the ski slopes are at least a 20-minute drive. Hotel highlights include a huge indoor whirlpool, sauna, fitness center, laundry room, and free parking, ski life shuttles, and Wi-Fi. The 110 rooms include standard motel rooms and cute mini-cabins with cedar paneling. Both options are clean, with rustic decor, mini-fridges, and coffeemakers -- many have fireplaces, but bathrooms are drab and cramped. Many guests wish that breakfast was served. The 49’er Inn & Suites also is downtown and has more amenities including free hot breakfast -- but rates are higher.
Originally built as condos, The White Buffalo Club has a luxurious, apartment-like feel; the restaurant is only open to guests and members, as are the large fitness center (complete with yoga studio) and the deck with mountain views. However, as a small property (there are only 17 rooms), the hotel often closes the restaurant early and there is no room service. All rooms have large flat-screen TV and washer/dryers, but the decor is bland and stark. The slate-and-granite bathrooms feel somewhat glamorous, though, and the soaking tubs are a nice touch considering there's no on-site Jacuzzi for post-ski soaking.
Originally built as condos, The White Buffalo Club has a luxurious, apartment-like feel; the restaurant is only open to guests and members, as are the large fitness center (complete with yoga studio) and the deck with mountain views. However, as a small property (there are only 17 rooms), the hotel often closes the restaurant early and there is no room service. All rooms have large flat-screen TV and washer/dryers, but the decor is bland and stark. The slate-and-granite bathrooms feel somewhat glamorous, though, and the soaking tubs are a nice touch considering there's no on-site Jacuzzi for post-ski soaking.
The Lodge at Jackson Hole is an upscale mountain hotel situated under a five-minute drive from the town center. Tribute is paid to nature and Native American culture in the hotel’s decor, and it’s reflected in everything from the artwork to the color palette. The property has 154 contemporary guest rooms that are outfitted with an array of modern comforts like iHome docks, large plasma TVs, and Keurig coffeemakers with Starbucks coffee, plus some have cozy fireplaces. On-site features include a spa, as well as a restaurant, bar, and a lovely indoor/outdoor pool. Rates tend to be high, plus there's an obligatory resort fee that covers the free breakfast buffet, shuttle service, fitness center, Wi-Fi, and more. Travelers seeking something less expensive might want to consider the Wyoming Inn of Jackson Hole, though it falls short on amenities by comparison.
The Lodge at Jackson Hole is an upscale mountain hotel situated under a five-minute drive from the town center. Tribute is paid to nature and Native American culture in the hotel’s decor, and it’s reflected in everything from the artwork to the color palette. The property has 154 contemporary guest rooms that are outfitted with an array of modern comforts like iHome docks, large plasma TVs, and Keurig coffeemakers with Starbucks coffee, plus some have cozy fireplaces. On-site features include a spa, as well as a restaurant, bar, and a lovely indoor/outdoor pool. Rates tend to be high, plus there's an obligatory resort fee that covers the free breakfast buffet, shuttle service, fitness center, Wi-Fi, and more. Travelers seeking something less expensive might want to consider the Wyoming Inn of Jackson Hole, though it falls short on amenities by comparison.