Jackson, Wyoming
Hotel Jackson
Alpine Elegance
What it is
A 55-room stunner with a sumptuous library, locally beloved Lebanese restaurant, well stocked gym and rooftop hot tub by appointment (translation: calm and quiet).
What it isn't
Chilly. Every single guest room and suite has a natural gas fireplace for cozy nights in.
What we think
Block for block, Jackson is one of the most well-heeled towns in America…and that sense of unbridled luxury is everywhere at its namesake hotel, Hotel Jackson. Each and every guest room here is prepared to dazzle, starting with the Superior Double King Rooms, which are equipped with spacious 450-square-foot floor plans, gas fireplaces, Nespresso machines, a reading nook, Bluetooth speakers and decor that took the Wild West as its muse (including wood sheathed walls and buffalo throw pillows). It’s worth splurging on the Miller Suite—named after Jackson’s 1920 female mayor, Grace Miller—for its sprawling 500 square foot floor plan, deep soaking tub and stroll-in shower, and private wraparound deck complete with a flickering gas fireplace.
You're here because
The boutique hotel is family-owned, and you love a personal touch. Here, that means everything from ski butlers that will help you fit your boots to fresh baked cookies served daily at five.
The Moment
After a morning skiing down fresh powder, you’re famished…and Figs, the hotel’s middle eastern inspired restaurant, is calling your name loudly. Today’s lunch: hummus studded with pine nuts and aleppo pepper and a fig, red onion, and mozzarella flatbread pizza drizzled with balsamic glaze.
Restaurants & Bars
FIGS - Savor the rich flavors of Lebanon at FIGS for breakfast, lunch, dinner and cocktails
Location
The beating heart of Jackson, a block from one of the famous elk antler arches (Wyoming’s answer to the Paris arc de triomphe, made with approximately 2,000 antlers).