Pet-friendly Hotels in Teton County

The location is quite remote, but if you go to Yellowstone, it would be much better to live here than in Jackson. There is nothing nearby, and the ranch has a small cafe. The room is very characteristic, it is a log cabin. The room is large and has a living room. The only downside is that the heating effect is really not good, using the kind of small portable electric heating. The bed is very big, sleeping with two adults has no problem at all.

Beautiful, beautiful setting- and fantastic accomodations. The service here is top, top notch. In the dining room particularly, which I utilized every day of my stay, AJ - my server for dinner- was so professional, caring, and just above and beyond in every way imaginable. Karina, my breakfast server was great, as was the dining room manager Nicholas Hanson and Lena . The Four Seasons is always great, but at this location, it's the staff that make it so.

So, ouch. I’m a total died-in-the-wool Hilton fanatic, and I rarely have cause to complain about any stay whether it is a Home2 or a resort property. This stay, though, was troubling. This is NOT a resort property and the parking lot is just space behind the hotel. At $19 per night. Self parking, insufficient parking, lot being sealcoated. $19 per night. We had to walk to dinner the 2nd night because the 1st night we left for an hour and when we returned at 6pm we got the LAST space. Ummm. $19 per night. Next, we found out AFTER leaving things in our room and leaving that 1st evening that closing our door (even slamming the door) did not latch it. Only about 30+ pounds of lift on the handle of the closed door would latch it. Front desk seemed rather non-plussed by this revelation of a major security issue. Next, the blackout shade in one room just fell during our stay. We notified the front desk when it started and was asked “How did THAT happen?” Ummm, you tell me? And no offer to come try to fix it or anything. And, finally, it was in the 20s overnight. Heat did not work. Thankfully, the suite had a fireplace. Bed was comfortable. Shower was nice. Room was clean and quiet. Fridge was cold. Staff was friendly if not particularly responsive to the room problems. This property is undergoing a renovation and this may explain some or all of the issues experienced.

In the small cabin in the scenic area, the facilities are general, the room is large, but the bathroom is very small, it is difficult to stand in and stoop down. I don’t understand how the native Americans are so rounded. There are pizza shops around, 25 dollars, no It’s a big piece. The two of us only ate one third. There was a laundry. It was just a few steps away from the lake. The scenery was very good. There was no wifi. There was a signal from a small house near the hotel and a signal from the restaurant.

This RV, cabin and lodge is literally five minutes from the south entrance to Yellowstone and half an our to the start of the Grand Tetons. We had a two queen cabin room. Good beds and bathroom (bring your own plug for the bath). Big issue for the $300 a night price tag is no fridge (but for $100 per night extra you could get the next upgrade room) and no aircon. In the heat of summer, it’s not really on. There is a heater in the room. Plus although there was an internet box on the wall there is no internet access. Luckily 4G was available. It was quiet, but you couldn’t keep the window open due to RV smoky wood camp fires. There was petrol on site and several cheaper pumps in Yellowstone too. We did enjoy our stay. It’s the location that means they can charge so much for so little. But still 4*

Hotel location is very good, but the room is not big, the facilities are generally

This hotel is amazing from the time you walk in the door and meet their wonderful staff. I want to Thank Michelle for the wonderful room she booked for us. We had the Cloudveil suite and it was out of this world. We were on a bucket list trip traveling for over 21 days. When we arrived the staff was welcoming as well as the hotel. It was clean and well organized. We went to our room and was amazed by the amenities of this suite, all you could hope for. It was well needed and appreciated to have such a beautiful place to rest and relax after traveling so much with just average rooms. The location was good for us to get to the area sites. Breakfast was good and kept clean and filled for everyone to eat. Our few days in Jackson Hole were very memorable and happy and we thank Elk Country Inn for making it exceptional. Stay here you won’t be disappointed

The only motel that stayed in the entire journey, the main rating is good, so the adventure experience is better than the imagination. The room is convenient to use and the decoration is relatively new. The only drawback is that the sound is not good and the sound is very bad. The price is OK, but the experience will be fine once and you should not stay at the motel again.

The hotel is in the form of a resort, in good condition, in the town, no breakfast, you can eat in the town. Next to the hotel is the cableway, which is taken to the top of the snow to see the scenery. On the day of the trip, the town was engaged in activities. Many local families came out to set up stalls. Unfortunately, they had to leave and failed to participate. Parking is free. The second photo is in the middle of the semicircle.

The hotel is right next to the town of Jackson. The rooms are clean and good. The facilities inside are the same as those in most hotels in the United States. Parking is just outside the hotel, there is a Chinese restaurant next to it, and the dishes taste ok. It was very inconvenient not to have breakfast. The snow was very cold that morning when we stayed, and the ground was frozen. It was not convenient to go out. However, I will go to Grand Teton in the afternoon and return. I will go to Huangshi the next day. It is convenient to choose to live here.