10 Best Hotels in Jackson Hole and Northwest Wyoming, Wyoming

Pinedale's first lodging opened in 1929 as seven cabins and a washhouse; a major remodel was completed in 2021 to bring it up to speed. A lot has changed in town since 1929, but the Log Cabin Motel has been the one constant. The Log Cabin Motel consists of 10 two-room cabins and 3 one-room cabins geared toward families and solo travelers. Dogs are also welcome.

The Lander flour mill was built in 1888 and remained in operation in 1950, becoming a local institution and one of the first buildings you see upon entering the town. Now the Mill House is a boutique hotel (bookable on Airbnb by the room or by the whole place) right in the heart of downtown Lander. With beautiful suites paying homage to the residents and travelers, the Mill House is a modern take on vintage styling.

Located at the base of Snow King Mountain ski area and eight blocks from Town Square, this mid-rise resort with conventional rooms and condo rentals has a modern Western look, a mountainside restaurant, a cycling and ski shop, and outdoor firepits near the beautiful pool. The well-apportioned accommodations are contemporary if conventional, and condos have kitchens, extra bedrooms, and other amenities that make them ideal for families or longer stays. The resort is steps from a plethora of activities including skiing, zip-lining, miniature golf, horseback riding, and hiking. The property also welcomed an on-site spa, with an array of treatments including massages and facials, in early 2023.

No motel in Jackson has a better location—or a bigger hot tub (it seats 25 people)—than this old-school lodging, a block south of Town Square. Many rooms have fireplaces, and a few have jetted tubs, but otherwise they're standard motel rooms. In winter, there's a complimentary ski shuttle.

This member of Marriott's prestigious Autograph Collection opened in 2021, just a two-minute walk from Jackson Town Square. The stylish interior, with its impressive stonework (including a 3,000-pound boulder that is used as the front desk) is far from cookie cutter. Rooms have hardwood flooring, with chic rugs, and the bathrooms have sliding barn wood doors, to save space. Most rooms, with the exception of the double-queen rooms, have gas fireplaces. For the best views, request a room facing Center Street, where you'll be able to see Snow King Mountain. You also can't go wrong with the 875-square-foot Cloudveil Suite, which has a private balcony and soaking tub. The on-site restaurant, The Bistro, serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a Parisian flair.

This friendly, well-maintained establishment—with freestanding log cabins with kitchenettes, covered decks, and barbecue grills—is one of the better values in Jackson. It's just a 15-minute walk from the Town Square but on a relatively quiet side street. Kids love the cabins with bunk beds. Free continental breakfast is offered during the ski season, but coffee service is year-round.

World-class service, museum-quality artwork, and a lot of family entertainment set the Four Seasons apart from other slopefront accommodations. Relax in the steaming outdoor hot pools and enjoy complimentary s'mores, or cuddle up in a blanket next to a firepit. The hotel's Base Camp offers in-house ski tuning and boot heating in winter, hiking advice in summer, and a resort naturalist year-round to ensure you experience the outdoor paradise to its fullest.

Owners Fabian and Krista Lobera poured their blood, sweat, and tears into transforming a dilapidated motor inn, built in 1941, from a Main Street eyesore to a Main Street mainstay. It opened in 2023, and a brewery, housed in a former service station, opened next door in 2024. Rooms all feature bright yellow doors and are accessible via key codes. While the outside of the building is modest, and there’s no pool or fitness center, the contemporary, light-filled interiors are worthy of a magazine photo shoot. No detail, from the smart thermostat to the makeup face towels, was overlooked. The property is pet-friendly, and the extended-stay rooms feature kitchenettes with a colored iio Retro Series refrigerator, microwave, and separate sitting area.

Built in 2002, this five-story slope-side stone lodge (with a lobby renovated in winter 2023–24) has rooms with balconies offering views of both the mountain and the Snake River Valley. It’s within walking distance of the lifts but far enough from the main drag to feel like a relaxing retreat. It even has a full-service, 12,000-square-foot spa called SpaTerre. Kids will love the indoor and outdoor pools (there are also five hot tubs including one that seats 22) and the complimentary s’mores stations in the lobby every night. And dogs are not only welcome here, they’re celebrated; their Noble Paws amenity includes a plush bed, treats, waste bags, and a toy.

More of a motor inn than a lodge, this property (which reopened in 2023 after extension renovations) pays homage to the past with its retro theme, but all the furnishings are brand-spanking-new. It's a sprawling, single-story property (it also has an RV park), but most guests love that they can park right in front of their room. The Virginian Lodge has one of Jackson’s few all-season outdoor pools, and its two oversized hot tubs are a hit with the après ski crowd. The room service menu is pretty limited, but there’s a restaurant on-site serving breakfast and lunch, and a saloon with great beer and even better taxidermy. For DIY cocktails in your room, hit up the liquor store adjacent to the lobby.