Hotel Jackson

Hotel Jackson sits just off Jackson’s Town Square, putting galleries, restaurants, shops and the town’s Western streetscape immediately outside while keeping Grand Teton National Park within easy driving distance.

The hotel is boutique in scale, with 55 rooms and suites designed around stone, timber, fireplaces and a refined interpretation of the regional aesthetic. The mood is unmistakably mountain-oriented without slipping into lodge cliché.

Rooms feel substantial and residential, and many categories use fireplaces and mountain views to reinforce the sense of place. The smaller footprint also keeps service more personal than at Jackson Hole’s larger resort properties.

The hotel now adds full spa facilities to its urban location, while FIGS brings Lebanese-Mediterranean cooking to the ground floor. A rooftop hot tub and curated adventure planning give guests ways to shift easily between town and outdoors.

Hotel Jackson is best for travelers who want to stay in Jackson itself rather than Teton Village. It works especially well for couples who value walkability at night and guided access to the surrounding landscape during the day.