You will love staying here! From the homemade breakfasts to the afternoon fresh baked cookies that…read moreare left by the front door. And if that's not enough they offer an evening happy hour of beer and wine with cheese and crackers. We saw a beautiful buck right outside our balcony resting on the lawn. The grounds are small but are so beautiful. I will definitely stay at this property the next time we visit the area over another place. The location is perfect as well for walking into town to the rodeo and to all the restaurants in town. Thank you to Nate who welcomed us to the property and to Jackie , Sarah and Sally for all the help with directions and wonderful food. Until next time

Service: 5+ Breakfast: 5…read moreLocation (walk to downtown): 5 Room:4 Jackson is expensive so this was a good option even at $500 a night. Away from the hustle and bustle but within walking distance. Great spot along the creek. The inn has an old world, warm, grandma's home feel to it. Not bad but not my style. Old carpet and decor that needs a refresh. Service was excellent and couldn't have been nicer. They remember names and are so friendly and caring. Good breakfast to start your day with little snacks to take along with you on your adventure. Homemade cookies were yummy. Heated coffee cups were a nice touch.

We absolutely would recommend staying here next time in Jackson, we were so comfortable here! Also…read moreone word: Laundry!! They have credit card machines, we were going into Yellowstone and it was amazing to have fresh laundry. The rooms were comfortable, we got the suite that had a kitchen and the kids enjoyed some meals in. Also the breakfast in the morning was pretty good, they had a make your own waffle station and most standard hotel breakfast items. They had a computer in use that we were able to print our 4th graders national park pass before going into grand Tetons. Parking was plentiful. They had fresh cookies at night! The only thing I wish they had was some kind of fitness center or associated location. They recommended the Teton rec center across the street, it was $15 for a day pass. The location of this hotel was amazing, within walking distance of everything.

Very comfortable and clean establishment. Jesse was very helpful and friendly and informative to…read morewhat we can do in the area. Offered us an upgrade for a more convenient access at the main building. Looking forward to coming back and booked another night at end of our trip.

This hotel is excellent, but quite pricey. Rooms are exquisite and come with a gas fireplace which…read moreI have never seen in a hotel before. Service is impeccable, they even brought me a macaroon to my room randomly. I kept going to their snack bar to get cookies and energy bars. We also ran into the owners and they seem like very nice people. 10/10 recommend if you can afford it

It was the most expensive place for us to stay, but since we were returning from a week in the…read morewilderness, the thought was that it'd be a great place to unwind for a few days before continuing our journeys. It looks and (almost) feels like what they describe it to be... So we bookended our hiking trip there... the first night we dropped into the restaurant but after being sprayed with cleaner as the hostess washed the table next to us, we wandered away... it was chlorine on my and my girls skin and clothes. When we returned from the wilderness, all we wanted was a quiet evening. Now, Jackson is Disneyland for cowboy LARP participants so that's a tall order as we discovered, but it turns out that our suite was directly below the rooftop bar where that evening there was some sort of event. It sounded like a wrestling match was happening upstairs, with a driving EDM soundtrack that kept getting louder as the evening went on. I went upstairs at 11 to find staff sitting at the bar drinking with the music so loud they had to turn it down to hear me tell them that we were trying to sleep downstairs... someone offered me a drink to compensate for the noise. I went downstairs to find the manager, but was told by the front desk person that the owner herself was the one who had offered me a drink. We have received no communication from the hotel after both of us repeated this chain of events to employees at the front desk. I expect that this is simply how they operate and view it as somehow acceptable. Hopefully if you are looking for a quiet place to stay you'll steer clear. I'm torn writing this since the Valet, Bell, Concierge, and Restaurant staff (barring the hostess) were all lovely and helpful and really deserve to be in a better situation.

Such a great hotel, outstanding service, unique history. The style fits the town and it's history…read more It's the perfect location from shops, coffee, restaurants. I've thoroughly enjoyed it every time I've stayed here.

We came in to check the Silver Dollar Bar and wandered around, admiring the gift shop and the…read morelobby; a very very cool place! The inspiration for The Wort Hotel was Charles Wort, a homesteader who arrived in Jackson Hole in the 1890's. Staking claim just outside modern day Jackson, Charles and his wife had 2 sons. In 1917, Wort bought 4 lots in downtown Jackson, Wyoming. He used this as a corral adjacent to a livery stable. From 1932 to 1940, the family operated what is now Signal Mountain Lodge in Grand Teton National Park. Through the sale of this facility, the family financed construction of their dream; a luxury hotel in downtown Jackson, WY. Original construction costs were approximately $90,000, and the hotel officially opened in the late summer of 1941.

Held our post-wedding reception dinner here and we couldn't have been happier!! Seriously, it was…read morePERFECT. From start to finish, Jen helped me coordinate an evening that was tailored exactly to our own personal requests and the venue/layout/food couldn't have been better in my dreams. While on-site, Carlos was the absolute best to work with as well. He was so professional and friendly to our guests and the whole evening went on seamlessly. We cannot thank your team enough for their exceptional level of service and are only sad that it's over! Next time we are in town we will absolutely be stopping by to pay everyone a visit.

So I didn't stay in this hotel but: I came here for dinner hoping to check out the rooftop bar and…read moreended up having dinner downstairs/going through the lobby. Turns out the rooftop hotel bar ("The Cloudveil") is only opened during the peak summer months, and I came late May 2026 and was informed that unfortunately they weren't opened yet. The hotel isn't very tall but none of the buildings around Jackson square are, so I'm sure from the rooftop bar you'd get a gorgeous view over the square! That said - the hotel lobby is lovely and the staff are friendly and helpful. The lobby bathrooms are immaculate. If you eat at the attached restaurant on the ground level (adjacent to the lobby), it's a wonderful experience. Overall, I don't know how the rooms are in this hotel, but all the other features (restaurant, location, theoretical rooftop bar that wasn't open yet) are all excellent. I'd come back just to eat at the bistro alone, so it's certainly a place I'd consider staying .

We just spent four nights at the Rusty Parrot after a week in Bozeman and Yellowstone, and it was…read morethe perfect way to finish our trip. The service was first class from the moment we arrived. Isaiah greeted us at the valet, welcomed us, took our keys and luggage, and told us to go check in and he would take care of everything and meet us at our room. What a great first impression! The lady who checked us in then personally walked us to our room, showed us its features, and told us about the coffee bar, spa, outdoor seating areas, and everything the hotel had to offer. That level of personal service continued throughout our stay. Every employee was friendly, welcoming, and constantly asking if there was anything they could do for us. Our room and beds were great, and we loved the coffee bar just outside our room. The outdoor areas were beautiful, especially the peaceful mountain-view area near the stream and the larger rooftop deck with the fireplace and fire pit. The location is fantastic--only about a block from Jackson's Town Square, so we could walk almost everywhere. Beautiful hotel, great location, comfortable rooms, but what really sets the Rusty Parrot apart is the people and the service. First class all the way around. We will definitely stay here again!

This is the premier hotel in Jackson town easy walk to all the stores but a couple blocks out of…read morethe main drag so you avoid a lot of the late night corral team. Loud noise and traffic spa is great boots wonderful check it out.

I'd recommend, but with some constructive criticism. The masseuse shouldn't scold the client about…read moredrinking coffee before the session. My masseuse was very good, but she had what I felt like was a lot of criticism about my posture, my breathing, and more. She paused too much during the actual massage with hot towels. Seemed like way too long I waited for actual hands on massage. She never offered water. She appeared with a clipboard at the end and I didn't even have my glasses to see what I was signing. She was gone like the wind once I paid. I love massages. I get them all the time. She knew what she was doing. She gave a great massage, but it came with some deficiency in bedside manner.

We arrived prior to our massage appointment to enjoy the sauna and hot tub. The area around the hot…read moretub had no chairs, no tables to place our towels, robes or belongings. After being in a highly chlorinated hot tub I wanted to rinse off and hydrate my skin with some lotion. None to be found in the men's locker room. I asked one of the massage therapist who happened to be walking by and she said "we don't put lotion in the locker rooms". My response- "you don't provide lotion in a spa locker room"? Her response "nope". She was very rude, snappy and short in her responses. The inside temp of the spa was 88 degrees. We felt like we were suffocating in very hot air. Unfortunately we ended up leaving before our appointments. We did not get a welcoming friendly vibe. Lack of interests in the customer needs. No thank you! I will take my time and money to another spa. In response to Amber- you are correct. We did receive a tour of your spa which was much appreciated and also expected. Your spa men's locker room also lacked correctly sized spa slides. All were size extra small. But after a very brief short tour there was no one left in sight to assist. "The butler" who didn't realize her title as butler when we asked. We were not sure who to address concerns and questions to." We couldn't find you Amber to address our concerns regarding the very warm temp of the waiting area, get a WiFi password, and recieve proper products for our visit. While you may claim you are an "intimate" boutique spa. Your service did not provide any level of intimate personal experience. Your employees should have the answers to basic questions/ needs of a spa. Lotion is a basic essential.

First off the rooms are small but comfortable. They felt damp - we kept the a/c running non-stop…read more Breakfast is excellent. Reception staff are pretentious - casually sitting at desks, chatting on the phone or cell phone looking busy. I shouldn't have to ask "can you help me?" The attitude that they were doing me a favor was quite unexpected at the hotel price point. Shuttle is available but unless you tip the drivers don't expect much availability. Overall, the hotel is overpriced. I will not stay here again. I expect better service for what I paid. Lastly, I asked to speak to a manager and was told "the manager is busy". And no follow up phone call...

This is a beautiful property that we stayed at as part of a group tour. Our room was nice with two…read morequeen size beds and 2 luxurious robe. My biggest complaint is how noisy the sink is after you run some water. Also, the room got very bright after sun came up. Luckily, I brought eye masks. Since we were part of a tour, we didn't have a lot of interaction with front desk and other staff. The resort's location is ideal for walking into town and touring the city of Jackson and finding great restaurants. The pool was a little cold while we visited, but the hot tub was great. They do have a nice laundry facility with reasonable prices. Our unit had a nice porch with two comfortable chairs for relaxing outside. We really enjoyed our time at this resort.

The Alpine house is a perfect place to stay while in Jackson Hole. A small property with ample…read morespace in the rooms and a beautiful setting. Staying at the Alpine House is similar to staying in a personal log cabin with all the amenities which include a fireplace and balcony in most rooms. The beds were comfortable and clean, the water was hot and the wifi was fast. In addition, the property has a small fitness facility available with a few free weights and ready cooked hot breakfast every morning. A small perk is that there is water, coffee, tea, cider, etc. 24/7 in the lobby. There is also a small workspace with a couch and fireplace for those needing a break from their roommates. The staff are very friendly, helpful and are ready to offer help when needed. Check in and check out are very quick and efficient. They are well trained and have a good knowledge of the area, offering suggestions to eateries and other local attractions. One of the best features to this property is their proximity to the town. Only three short blocks, one can be in the town square by foot in minutes. Staying in Jackson Hole during one of the coldest months (February) can prove challenging while navigating through the snow/ice covered roads and having a proper hot shower. However, The Alpine House shielded us from these issues with the short stroll to town and the consistent hot water flow from the showers. With great service, beautiful rooms, a short walk to town and a reasonable rate, The Alpine House is the best option while visiting Jackson Hole, WY!

I booked this place hoping for a high end experience as it has portrayed on the website, save your…read moremoney and book a motel or Airbnb. Their "chef's prepared breakfast" is just a continental breakfast. Their room is clean, but small and outdated. If you're looking for a luxury experience, it's not here.

Great location. We didn't have problems with noise like some reviews have mentioned, but we were…read morethere on a Sunday night so that could be why. Great location. Our room was in the back of the hotel on the second floor so perhaps that also helped. Very clean rooms, and perfect for what we needed. Would definitely stay again.

Lovely little hotel at the end of the town square. It's one of the first things you see when you…read morearrive in Jackson Hole. Everything during our stay was great. Beds were comfortable, shower had great pressure, the only thing off was the view. One side of the building overlooks a lot that had construction and building materials so we didn't really have a good "view". The front units have a view of the town square and Snow King. They do offer free coffee and have coffee drinks for sale in the lobby. They have s'mores and cider during the winter evenings. Also on the backside of the property is one of the best restaurants in JH-Glorietta. Definitely make a reservation there as soon as you can/ahead of your arrival. It's within steps of the hotel so you can walk right over. We had an amazing meal there. Highly recommend! Overall great place and would stay again!