Hotel Jackson

A beautiful property staffed with universally outstanding and helpful people. Rooms were comfortable and well appointed. Valet parking was great.

We pretty much loved everything.

I liked everything except I was not really impressed with the breakfast. The first day I ate the breakfast was not cooked properly. The English muffin was not toasted. The eggs were not free range. They were not flavorful and not very hot, the bacon was not warm. and then I had yogurt another day and it was that really sweet yogurt. The fruit was good, but the food was the only downside of my estimation. I did really appreciate the little snacks you had so I could go get a few little bites in between meals, that was a great little bonus. I wish I’d known about it. I just found it by accident.

See above. Overall, though your location is fantastic your staff was very nice and friendly, and the room was exceptionally clean and very well appointed. I also appreciate it that when I booked, the person I spoke to didn’t overestimate any type of view based on where you are in the area so I appreciated a candid response .

The location was perfect - literally the centre of town. The decor was very nice, well executed and the hotel did have a premium feel to it. Nice artworks on the walls and a quality feel. We also liked having a fire in our room, albeit gas, but still a nice touch. Bed was comfy and the staff were all lovely. We thought the gym, library and spa spaces were all of a high quality and really nicely done. Shout out to the valet parking boys - top job all of them, especially the night guy who got our car and sorted coffee for us on a 0400 start one morning - appreciated very much!!

We have to mention the price. Jackson is tricky -small town, highly desirable location, very limited development space because of the govt land ownership and the proximity to the Tetons and Yellowstone beyond it. I guess Jackson is a sellers market, whether its Real Estate or Hotel Rooms. But, $3500 for a 2 night stay (and that was in a pretty standard room, not one of the premium rooms) is just insane. The hotel was lovely but its a $500-$600 a night facility - no more. I guess we were paying for "location". Its possibly the most expensive hotel room I have stayed in (in any city in the world) and it is simply not worth it). Stupid little touches like a Dove soap bar in our bathroom (premium??) and one of the staff forgetting to get housekeeping to turn down our room on the second evening when we went out for dinner - small things, but the elite hotels get that stuff right without blinking. They were no big deal and not worth raising with a staff member, but you file those little things away and those impressions contribute to your opinion when reviewing a very expensive hotel stay. Also, some well paid thinktank decided that the in-house restaurant should be Lebanese - its all very well putting a marker down and being different in town, but i suspect a fundamentally different cuisine bias might drive more clients to use the hotel food offerings more (we didn't spend a penny in the hotel restaurant for any meals)

Perfect hotel to explore Wyoming

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