The Best Boutique Hotels to Book in Jackson, Wyoming

Jacksons boutique hotels offer upscale spa experiences and historic lodges set amid majestic nature
Jackson's boutique hotels offer upscale spa experiences and historic lodges set amid majestic nature | © Alan Palmer / Alamy Stock Photo
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Surrounded by towering peaks and a national forest rich in wildlife, and boasting a thriving downtown area, Jackson isn’t your average mountain town, and nearby Jackson Hole Mountain Resort – a world-class skiing area – is one of Wyoming’s most celebrated destinations. Whether you’re here to hit the winter powder or go hiking in the warmer months, first you need a home base, and luckily, Jackson’s accommodation scene stretches beyond the usual cookie-cutter hotels. Here’s our pick of the best boutique hotels in Jackson – all bookable with Culture Trip.

1. Amangani, for unbridled luxury with Snake River Valley views

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The snow-capped mountains and plains of the Snake River Valley are the postcard-perfect setting for Amangani, and taking it all in from the extraordinary 115ft (35m) heated outdoor pool and hot tub is the kind of unforgettable experience for which Aman Resorts is known. Those same framed mountain views form the centerpiece of the resort’s suites, where high ceilings, balconies and large picture windows do the heavy lifting while you wrap yourself in a faux-wolf throw and settle into a woven cowhide chair or window-side daybed. This is the Jackson Hole of Kanye West, Brad Pitt and Tiger Woods!

2. Wyoming Inn, for wildlife art lovers

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Spacious premium king room with a sofa, lamps, small table and fireplace at Wyoming Inn of Jackson Hole
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The Wyoming Inn is all hands on the Western luxury deck, calling on a marriage of stone and wood that instills a heightened sense of mountain mania among its common areas and 69 rooms and suites. Paired with one of the world’s largest private collections of famed wildlife photographer Thomas Mangelsen’s work (along with other wildlife art and bronzes by numerous Western artists), there’s no doubt you’re sleeping among the Tetons. Whether you’re gnawing on a Rocky Mountain elk tenderloin at the Whistling Grizzly restaurant or sinking into overstuffed leather chairs in your room, way out West fantasies are exaggeratedly catered to with alpine-sized aplomb.

3. The White Buffalo Club, for steak- and spa-loving skiers

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The stone and wood exterior of the White Buffalo Club in Jackson, Wyoming
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This upscale Jackson hotel offers the intimacy of a boutique with the kind of amenities and infrastructure normally reserved for much bigger hotels. Jackson Hole’s only USDA Prime Steakhouse, a fully equipped fitness center, a full-service spa, a ski valet and a concierge are just some of the services and conveniences that serve an inventory of just 17 rooms. Spacious rooms skew more motel typical than boutique, but are outfitted in rich leather, wood and natural stone finishes, corralling that much sought-after mountain vibe. Sitting just three blocks from Jackson’s charming Town Square, you’re never more than a horseshoe’s toss from the action, either.

5. The Cloudveil, for rustic vibes and Parisian bistro fare

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Outdoor pool and whirlpool area with lounge chairs at the Cloudveil in Jackson Hole, Wyoming
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Rustic-accented mountain vibes are infused throughout this modern boutique hotel in Jackson Hole, offering wilderness refined in a cozy environment that values blending in with the natural surroundings. Inside the rooms and suites, a polished Western design prevails, with custom wood and leather furnishings that lean towards mid-century-modern, mountain-inspired artwork from local artists and cozy fireplaces, all decked out in warm, neutral palettes that seamlessly merge with the mountain scenery outside the windows. It’s hard to beat capping off a day on the slopes with an exquisite duck confit with huckleberry bison sausage and cannellini bean cassoulet at the Parisian bistro-inspired restaurant, too. Cuddle up, cowboy!

6. Bentwood Inn, for eco-friendly log cabin luxury

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Log cabin room with a cushioned window seat, a bed, lamps and plush carpet at Bentwood Inn, Jackson Hole
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Jackson Hole’s Brentwood Inn is the epitome of log cabin luxe with an eco-edge – the gorgeous structure was constructed from massive 200-year-old reclaimed logs from Yellowstone National Park’s great fire of 1988. Five unique rooms typify the cabin in the woods experience, with design touches like snowshoes, fishing creels, English antiques and lodgepole ladders complementing luxurious amenities like tailored down-filled duvets and extravagant linens.

7. Spring Creek Ranch, for an on-site wildlife sanctuary

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Lobby with rustic-luxe Western decor and double-height windows facing snowy mountains at Spring Creek Ranch, Jackson
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Moose, elk and mule deer are living their best lives at this luxury lodge and wildlife sanctuary 1,000ft (305m) above the town of Jackson, an anchor town in the Jackson Hole valley overlooking the spectacular Grand Teton mountain range. Combining rustic cowboy culture with modern luxury, Spring Creek Ranch is best described as a lavish lodge, awash in hardwoods and providing all the trappings of an idyllic Rocky Mountain high: an outdoor saltwater hot tub; wood-burning fireplaces in its rooms, townhouses and mountain villas; spa treatments in a tepee; an equestrian center; and so on – all within easy reach of both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.

8. Hotel Jackson, for a rooftop hot tub in a downtown location

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Luxury bedroom with an armchair, a bed and windows overlooking the town at Hotel Jackson in Jackson, Wyoming
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Hotel Jackson is Western-style luxury at its finest, with a rustic yet modern style that provides an intimate experience right in the heart of downtown. Amenities include smart TVs, fireplaces, terraces, L’Occitane bath products, Nespresso coffee machines, plush bathrobes, complimentary morning newspapers and free transportation within the town. Plus, there’s a rooftop hot tub with mountain views and a farm-to-table restaurant.

9. Hotel Terra Jackson Hole, for eco-friendly ski stays

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Luxury living room with flatscreen TV, fireplace and glass doors to balcony overlooking slopes at Hotel Terra Jackson Hole
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Hotel Terra Jackson Hole is Teton Village’s luxurious hotel set just below the majestic mountains of Grand Teton National Park. Located adjacent to Jackson Hole Mountain, Hotel Terra makes for perfect winter lodging, from its rooftop spa and heated infinity pool to its upscale restaurants and ski/snowboard rentals. Plus, guests can take solace in the fact that this hotel is eco-friendly (think 100% organic spa products and fair-trade organic cotton towels). Here, you’ll find vibrant colors and local artwork accompanied by nice touches such as heated floors and rain showers; other amenities include a fitness center, steam showers, a lounge, two hot tubs, a bar and a spa. For an extra-special experience, upgrade your room to include a private terrace and full kitchen.

10. Wort Hotel, for historical charm in central Jackson

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Spacious and stylish bedroom with a four-poster bed, framed artwork and a leather chair at Wort Hotel, Jackson
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The Wort Hotel, built in 1941, is a charming, historical hotel right in the heart of Jackson. Designed with an Old Western-style theme, the Wort Hotel boasts guest perks such as flat-screen TVs, original artwork and mini fridges; guests can also upgrade to a private suite fit with a bar, a whirlpool tub and a separate lounging area. Other amenities include a restaurant, a bar and a gift shop – and with its central location, the Wort Hotel makes for the perfect stay to experience the thriving town of Jackson.

This is an updated version of an article originally by Alexia Wulff.
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