14 Top-Rated Places to Stay in Jackson Hole, WY

When it comes to staying in Jackson Hole (which is actually the name for the entire valley), the main thing you should know before booking a resort is whether you want to stay in the historic town of Jackson or if you want a hotel located in Teton Village, which is where Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, home to the region's best skiing, is located. The two areas are just a 20-minute drive apart, and in winter, many of the downtown Jackson properties run shuttles to the ski mountain.

Both downtown Jackson and Teton Village offer hotels and resorts for all budgets and styles of traveler, whether you're a family, a group of friends, or a honeymooning couple, so it really comes down to what you plan to do.

If you enjoy being within walking distance from multiple shops, restaurants, and galleries in a real town setting, then the historic downtown hotels could be the better choice. But if you are planning an outdoor-activity-focused holiday, you may want to stay in Teton Village, which is also adjacent to the entrance to Grand Teton National Park and comes with its own set of dining options.

For ideas on accommodation options, see our list of the best places to stay in Jackson Hole.

1. Amangani

This property is about five miles north of downtown, on the way to Teton Village, in a rural setting with stunning mountain views. The acclaimed luxury resort features modern, rustic style and works for couples and families alike.

The public areas are designed to look like a ski lodge from another era, with exposed stone walls and oversized spaces. The rooms and suites feature Native American-inspired decor, and some come with deep soaking tubs and fireplaces.

Amangani is meant to serve as a destination resort and features a range of on-site amenities, including a restaurant, spa, and wonderful swimming pool with mesmerizing mountain views.

It also offers multiple activities, depending on the season. In winter, options range from heli-skiing and dog-sledding while summers see fly-fishing, horseback riding, and white water rafting.

2. Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole

Just steps from the Jackson Hole gondola, the Four Seasons is a wonderful luxury pick if you want to stay in the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort complex. Rooms and suites are posh and comfortable, with down duvets and smart TVs.

The staff is super attentive, making sure your whims are met. If you don't feel like leaving to dine, try their on-site restaurant, Westbank Grill. It is a contemporary American steakhouse that also features sweeping mountain views. There is a second more laid-back grille-style restaurant at the resort as well.

Other amenities include outdoor hot tubs that are wonderful on the muscles after a day of hiking or skiing. And should you need more help relaxing, you can always book an appointment at the luxe in-house spa.

3. Hotel Terra Jackson Hole

Hotel Terra Jackson Hole is a luxe, eco-friendly property at the base of the ski mountain in Teton Village, making it a good choice if you're planning a ski vacation. Rooms are spacious and sleek, featuring modern amenities, like heated floors, flat-screen TVs, and fireplaces, as well as dramatic mountain vistas.

Hotel Terra Jackson Hotel is a LEED-silver-certified green hotel, and sustainable practices are used throughout. This includes organic toiletries and a recycling program. Resort amenities here also include an excellent Italian restaurant, Il Villaggio Osteria, an infinity pool, and spa.

4. Hotel Jackson

The Hotel Jackson is a design-forward, boutique property in the heart of downtown Jackson that is done up in modern mountain style. The rooms are elegant contemporary, with a white and grey color palette, and make creative use of wood. They also feature high-end amenities, like Nespresso coffee machines, smart TVs, and L'Occitane bath products.

During winter there is free transport to Teton Village, and the hotel also offers complimentary transport around town. The on-site restaurant, FIGS, does excellent food, and the hotel staff is friendly and attentive.

5. Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa, A Noble House Resort

A favorite choice with families, couples, and groups alike, Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa offers easy access to the ski slopes with its Jackson Hole Mountain complex locale. It features rustic, cowboy chic rooms and suites with luxe amenities, like personal boot dryers and flat-screen TVs. Some also boast multiple levels, full kitchens, and whirlpool tubs.

Beyond the rooms is an on-site restaurant, Spur, an inviting full-service spa, and indoor and outdoor swimming pools at this luxury property. You can also head up to the roof to experience the 22-person hot tub.

6. Rustic Inn Creekside Resort & Spa at Jackson Hole

Located next to the National Elk Refuge and within walking distance from downtown Jackson's town square, Rustic Inn Creekside Resort & Spa at Jackson Hole is a luxury property with a warm Western flavor.

Choose from the elegant, historically decorated rooms and suites in this boutique hotel or book one of the poshly appointed log cabins spread across the property's beautifully landscaped private acres.

You'll also find an on-site restaurant, relaxing spa, swimming pool, hot tub, and sauna. A gourmet breakfast is included in the rates to start your day off right, and the staff here is beyond attentive and happy to make activity recommendations.

7. Spring Creek Ranch

The luxe Spring Creek Ranch sits on a wildlife sanctuary above downtown Jackson and offers stunning views of Grand Teton and the surrounding mountain range.

Accommodation comes in a range of sizes, making this a solid choice for families and larger groups, as everything from rooms and suites to townhouses and mountain villas are available. All are modern, clean, and comfortable.

Property amenities include saltwater hot tubs and a seasonal outdoor heated pool, as well as an equestrian center, spa, fitness room, and two tennis courts.

8. The Wort Hotel

In downtown Jackson, The Wort Hotel has been hosting guests since 1941 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Rooms at this four-star hotel are clean and comfortable with a cozy Old West vibe, featuring needlepoint pillows, local paintings, and mountain rustic furnishings. But they also boast modern conveniences with flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi.

The staff is attentive, and in winter there is a free ski shuttle to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. The Silver Dollar Grill here serves hearty Western fare, and there are also Jacuzzi tubs and a gym on-site.

9. Turpin Meadow Ranch, Moran

Located outside of downtown Jackson and also Teton Village, but still in the Jackson Hole area, Turpin Meadow Ranch is a luxurious dude ranch that is a great family choice year-round. The lodge is located right on the banks of the Buffalo Fork River between Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, and the scenery is stunning.

Choose from one-, two-, or three-bedroom posh wood cabins and chalets that come with custom handmade furnishings, Pendleton blankets, and jaw-dropping views from private front porches, or stay in a room in the historic lodge where meals are also served. On-site activities range from horseback riding, fly fishing, and hiking to nordic skiing in winter.

10. Snake River Lodge and Spa

Right at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Snake River Lodge & Spa features a rustic mountain vibe throughout with plenty of wood and stone accents. The rooms here are clean and comfortable and done up in Western style, with wood furnishings and modern amenities like flat-screen TVs.

On-site amenities include an indoor-outdoor, swim-through pool with grotto waterfalls, as well as multiple hot tubs; the Gamefish Restaurant, which cooks up locally sourced American fare; and a delightful spa known for its range of treatments, from facials to massages.

11. Teton Club

If you're traveling with the family or a group, consider The Teton Club, which rents luxury two- and three-bedroom condos in the middle of Teton Village. Each condo features identical modern mountain decor, and all have stone fireplaces, oversized soaking tubs, washers and dryers, and a full kitchen, which makes cooking at home easy - another perk if you're traveling with small children. That said, there is no on-site restaurant, but there are plenty of dining choices nearby.

The Teton Club also offers true ski-in/ski-out access, however this access is to the Jackson Hole Tram, which leads to expert-only terrain. Unless you are ready for double black trails, you'll want to head to the nearby gondola.

12. Huff House Inn and Cabins

Located in downtown Jackson, Huff House Inn and Cabins is just a few blocks east of the Town Square. The historic property is locally owned and features mountain luxe decor.

It's a boutique resort with just a handful of rooms and cabins. The rooms are stylishly decorated and come with sitting areas and in some cases fireplaces. The cabins are larger and have a modern vibe. Breakfast is included in the rate.

The staff here is very thoughtful and offers personalized concierge service. There are also fresh-baked cookies on offer daily. Grab a few and munch on them in the secluded garden area that also has a hot tub for guests to use.

You are also within walking distance of multiple restaurants and shops in town.

13. Wyoming Inn of Jackson Hole

The Wyoming Inn of Jackson Hole has a Western elegant vibe and is located about a mile from downtown and 20 minutes from the Jackson Hole ski area. There is a local bus stop directly in front of the hotel, making it convenient for public transport users.

If you don't feel like going downtown, the hotel has its own restaurant, The Whistling Grizzly, which serves breakfast and dinner daily. A few other dining options are within walking distance.

Rooms and suites are well appointed, with pillow-top mattresses and quality linens. All come with microwaves, fridges and Keurig coffee makers. There is also a small fitness room with a Peloton bike and a hot tub on-site.

14. The Lexington at Jackson Hole

Right off the historic Jackson town square, The Lexington at Jackson Hole is a great choice if you want a central downtown location. There are dozens of attractions and restaurants within walking distance of the hotel. Note, the property does not have an on-site restaurant.

The locally owned hotel has 91 rooms and suites. These are simple but comfortable. The property is family friendly, and kids stay free here. There is a small indoor swimming pool and hot tub in a separate building. Bikes are also available.