Jackson Hole offers adventure for every season. This wondrous Wyoming destination is irresistible to skiers eager to conquer the surrounding slopes, hikers longing to summit stunning peaks and naturalists excited to trek into some of the United States’ top national parks. The town, nestled amid the Rocky Mountains, makes a scenic base camp with luxurious lodgings to match. The next time adventure calls, Jackson Hole and its amazing accommodations await.
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Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole
Laid-back Western style is paired with big-city attention to detail in the full-service Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole, set amid the natural beauty of the Teton Mountains.
Rooms are warm and welcoming, with gas fireplaces and décor that hints at the area’s Native American heritage. Besides ski-in/ski-out access to the area’s famous trails, the resort boasts a ski concierge, who handles lift tickets, advises skiers on trails and assists with equipment selections.
But even when there’s no snow in the forecast, you can reward yourself after a day of shopping or fly-fishing with a meal at the cozy Westbank Grill, where local specialties such as elk osso buco and Utah lamb two ways fill the menu. In between outings, stop by the hotel’s Four-Star spa for some well-earned pampering. See more.
Amangani
Perched on the edge of a butte outside one of the country’s most popular ski resorts, Amangani has an aura of relaxation and renewal.
This American outpost of the acclaimed Aman resort group blends the simplicity of its Asian origins with the surrounding splendor of the West (the peaceful property sits within a trio of beautiful natural preservations: Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park and the National Elk Refuge).
Fireplaces, deep soaking tubs and window-side daybeds can be found in all 40 suites. Additionally, woven cowhide chairs, faux wolf throws and pine-stump tables ensure that a luxuriously cozy feel resonates in every unit.
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