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Choose this slope-side Teton Village base for a ski vacation, with direct access from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort back to the hotel.

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Book the In-Room Mixology Experience for customized cocktails served from a trolley in your room, with participation limited to guests aged 21 and over.

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Choose the Two-Bedroom Resort Residence – Mountain View for a full kitchen and dining table for six, making shared meals easy.

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If arriving by RV, ask Guest Services about Ranch Lot parking and transport, as the resort cannot accommodate RVs on site.

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Four Seasons Jackson Hole

At Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole, the slopes of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort begin outside the door. The resort sits in Teton Village, with ski-in, ski-out access in winter and a landscape of trails, rivers and national parks to explore in warmer weather. Jackson town is close enough by car for restaurants, galleries and the town square, but the resort's identity is clearly mountain-first. Private balconies, fireplaces and substantial residences make staying in part of the appeal.

Rooms

  • 154 154

Hotel Style

  • Casual Casual

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Mountain Mountain
  • Adventure Adventure

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Four Seasons Jackson Hole

Resort View Room
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Resort View Room

495 sqft
From 669 USD

Pale walls, dark brown trim and a softly patterned carpet give the room a quiet mountain character. One layout has a light loveseat beside a...

Valley Side Room
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Valley Side Room

549 sqft
From 965 USD

Dark shutters and brown paneled trim frame a light interior with green accents. The king layout has a branch-pattern headboard and a padded bench at...

Mountain Side Room
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Mountain Side Room

549 sqft
From 1’122 USD

In the king layout, a deep green padded bench stands at the foot of the bed, beneath a tall headboard with a pale branch pattern....

Resort View Suite
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Resort View Suite

753 sqft
From 1’210 USD

A green sectional sofa and low dark table stand near the living room's glazed doors. Beside the seating, a gray chimney surround has a rough-textured...

Mountain View Suite
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Mountain View Suite

1,098 sqft
From 1’791 USD

A green corner sofa, low dark table and pair of gray stools form the living room's central seating group. A pale banquette curves behind the...

Valley View Suite
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Valley View Suite

753 sqft
From 1’958 USD

Glass-paneled doors divide the bedroom and living room in one layout. Beyond them, a cream sofa stands beside a low dark table and a rough-textured...

Specialty Mountain View Suite
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Specialty Mountain View Suite

1,496 sqft
From 2’382 USD

A circular dining table stands beneath a wide ring-shaped light, with woven-pattern chairs around it. Beyond the table, a pale sectional sofa faces an irregularly...

2 Bedroom Resort Valley View Residence
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2 Bedroom Resort Valley View Residence

1,722 sqft
From 2’698 USD

The bedrooms flank a central living room, with the dining area beside the open kitchen counter. Pale sofas and gray armchairs gather around a low...

Presidential Suite
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Presidential Suite

2,196 sqft
From 2’786 USD

An oblong dining table sits beneath a broad circular light. A patterned partition stands between the dining and living areas. Pale sectional seating and rust-colored...

2 Bedroom Resort Mountain View Residence
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2 Bedroom Resort Mountain View Residence

1,722 sqft
From 3’029 USD

Brown posts and trim frame the open living and dining area. A long counter runs along the kitchen side. A pale sofa faces a low...

4 Bedroom Slopeside Cascade Residence
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4 Bedroom Slopeside Cascade Residence

3,175 sqft
From 3’277 USD

Two-story windows rise beside pale sofas and armchairs in the living room. An upper gallery overlooks the seating below. Brown ceiling trim and patterned curtains...

4 Bedroom Slopeside Couloir Residence
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4 Bedroom Slopeside Couloir Residence

3,175 sqft
From 3’277 USD

Two-story windows rise beside a broad chimney surround in the living room. Pale corner seating gathers around low tables. An oval dining table stands near...

4 Bedroom Slopeside Rendezvous Residence
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4 Bedroom Slopeside Rendezvous Residence

3,175 sqft
From 3’277 USD

A long dark dining table sits beneath a tiered hanging light. Large windows line one side of the room. Beyond it, pale rounded sofas and...

3 Bedroom Resort Valley View Residence
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3 Bedroom Resort Valley View Residence

2,239 sqft
From 3’293 USD

Rust-colored armchairs add a warm accent beside the pale living-room sofa and low rectangular table. Brown posts mark the openings between the lounge, dining area...

3 Bedroom Resort Mountain View Residence
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3 Bedroom Resort Mountain View Residence

2,239 sqft
From 3’573 USD

A blue accent wall marks the dining area, where tan chairs surround a round table. The kitchen counter opens toward the living room. The lounge...

3 Bedroom Wildflower Plus Den Mountain View Penthouse
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3 Bedroom Wildflower Plus Den Mountain View Penthouse

3,692 sqft
From 3’596 USD

Tall windows extend over two floors around the living room. An upper gallery sits above pale sofas and patterned armchairs. A broad, rough-textured chimney surround...

3 Bedroom Delta Penthouse Residence
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3 Bedroom Delta Penthouse Residence

2,680 sqft
From 3’945 USD

Brown cabinetry surrounds a broad kitchen island, with a gas stove along one side. A dark sofa and patterned chairs face a low table in...

5 Bedroom Granite Penthouse Residence
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5 Bedroom Granite Penthouse Residence

4,359 sqft
From 5’320 USD

Pitched ceilings and exposed beams run over the living and dining rooms. Tall glazed doors line the outer walls. A second family room has a...

3 Bedroom Lupine Penthouse Residence
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3 Bedroom Lupine Penthouse Residence

2,680 sqft
From 10’032 USD

White upholstered chairs surround a dark dining table beside the kitchen island. A separate family room lies beyond the shared living area. In the main...

The Ski Concierge occupies a slopeside position on the second floor. Equipment rentals, boot fitting and ski tuning are handled here, with skis and boards waxed to suit the conditions. Staff can store and dry boots overnight, including guests' own equipment, so the practical business of a ski trip stays close to the lifts. The location also makes it easy for companions to return at different times: a shorter morning on the slopes need not determine the whole group's day.

Children's lessons take place at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort's nearby Kids Ranch, rather than an in-house Four Seasons ski school. It is a short walk from the Ski Concierge, past the Bridger Gondola toward Cody House. For families traveling with younger children, the hotel can arrange babysitting, baby-proofing, high chairs and playpens. Table games and ping-pong add something to do indoors. These practical arrangements complement the skiing without requiring every member of the family to spend the same amount of time on the mountain.

There are 156 accommodations: 106 guest rooms, 18 suites and 32 resort residences. Natural materials and muted earth tones keep the interiors connected to the surrounding landscape. Mountain-Side and Valley-Side Rooms both measure 550 square feet and have a king bed or two doubles. The Mountain-Side category faces Rendezvous Mountain from a private balcony and includes a gas fireplace. Its two-double configuration accommodates two adults and two children. Resort Rooms are slightly smaller at 500 square feet, with a king bed.

The Mountain-View One-Bedroom Suite has 1,100 square feet on floors six through eight, with separate living and sleeping areas. A dining table for four, walk-in closet and furnished balcony give it the space for meals, unpacking and time together. Alongside the full marble bathroom is a guest powder room with a shower. The gas fireplace sits in the living area, and the king bed and sofa bed arrangement accommodates up to three adults or two adults and two children.

For cooking and laundry, the Two-Bedroom Resort Residence with Mountain View has a full kitchen with a gas stove and a separate laundry room. Its 1,720 square feet include two marble bathrooms, a powder room and a dining table for six. A steam shower and deep-soaking tub are further details of this category. The living room centers on a stone fireplace, with a private balcony beyond. Grocery provisioning can be arranged through the resort, making these residences particularly useful for a longer family stay. Larger residence categories extend to five bedrooms.

Steadfire Chophouse is the resort's mountain steakhouse, with Executive Chef Michael Goralski leading the kitchen. Its American West identity comes through in substantial cuts such as a rib-eye tomahawk, while a raw bar and cedar-smoked scallop broaden the menu beyond beef. Breakfast and dinner each have their own place here, and there is a children's menu. The dining room's stone walls and timber details keep the setting rooted in the mountains, with large windows bringing the landscape into the room.

The Handle Bar brings the atmosphere of an American pub and beer hall to a slopeside lunch. Burgers and elk chili nachos sit alongside American and international beers and whiskeys. Ascent Lounge takes a different direction with Pan-Asian plates, cocktails and seating by a wood-burning fireplace or on a heated patio. For a more intimate drink, 80 Proof is the resort's speakeasy-style bar. The range allows an evening to stay within Teton Village without turning every meal into a formal dinner.

First Chair Grab & Go is the practical stop before heading out, with locally roasted coffee, pastries, juices and sandwiches. It is slopeside, so a quick breakfast can fit around collecting equipment or meeting a guide. In-room dining is available around the clock, with restaurant dishes and familiar homestyle choices. Guests in a residence can also alternate between cooking for themselves and having dinner brought upstairs.

The outdoor pool sits at the base of the mountain, with views of Rendezvous Mountain and three jetted whirlpools alongside it. Heated throughout the year, it keeps swimming part of a winter stay as well as a summer one. Its free-form shape and mountainside setting give families somewhere to spend time together away from lessons and excursions. Pool access is for registered resort guests.

Inside, the spa has 16 treatment rooms and a fireside tranquility lounge. Massages, body rituals and facials are joined by hair and nail services, with Omorovicza and 111SKIN among the skincare names. Indoor whirlpools, a cold plunge and a steam room form part of the spa facilities. Guests must be at least 12 to use those facilities, with parental accompaniment and consent required for minors. The fitness center has weight-training equipment and is accessible around the clock for registered guests; private training and yoga sessions can be arranged.

Grand Teton National Park gives summer days a different scale, with hiking, wildlife outings and time beside the water. On the Snake River, scenic floats on the upper river and whitewater trips farther downstream are distinct experiences. The resort can arrange horseback riding and guided outings, while mountain biking uses Jackson Hole Mountain Resort's trail system. Fly fishing is another part of the valley's appeal: the resort's naturalist program includes casting and fly-tying instruction from a drift boat. These are excursions into the surrounding landscape, not activities confined to hotel grounds.

Yellowstone calls for a full day. The resort arranges guided summer and fall tours of the park's lower loop, taking in landmarks such as Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. That is a substantial outing beyond Grand Teton, rather than a quick detour from the hotel. Winter experiences have a different format, including snowcoach excursions. A guide helps connect the geothermal landscape and wildlife to what you see along the way, without making animal sightings a certainty.

The resort's address is 7680 Granite Loop Road in Teton Village. Jackson Hole Airport is approximately 20 miles away, with the hotel estimating a 35-minute drive, subject to traffic and weather. The concierge can arrange a rental car, taxi or private transfer. Staying here places the mountain and village at the center of the trip; visits to Jackson town and the national parks are separate outings by road.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

The resort's naturalists tailor wildlife safari routes to your interests and recent sightings, giving each outing a focus beyond following a fixed circuit.

Ascent Lounge serves Pan-Asian sharing plates beside a wood-burning fireplace, offering a fireside meal where the table can try several dishes together.

High chairs and bottle warmers are available for young guests, helping families handle feeding times without bringing every piece of equipment from home.

Location of Four Seasons Jackson Hole

7680 GRANITE LOOP ROAD

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Weather at Four Seasons Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole

What to Know About Four Seasons Jackson Hole

What is the best time of year to stay at Four Seasons Jackson Hole?

The best time depends on the purpose of the trip. December through March is best for skiing and classic winter atmosphere, while June through September is best for hiking, wildlife, rafting, fishing, national parks, and warmer mountain days. September can be especially beautiful for cooler weather, scenery, and a calmer pace. Late spring and late autumn can be quieter, but some activities, restaurants, roads, and seasonal services may be limited, so those shoulder periods require more careful planning.

Is Four Seasons Jackson Hole good in summer?

Yes. Four Seasons Jackson Hole is excellent in summer for travellers who want Grand Teton access, wildlife, hiking, biking, fishing, rafting, horseback riding, stargazing, and a luxury resort base in Teton Village. Summer has a different rhythm than ski season. Instead of lift access defining the day, the best stays are built around early wildlife drives, national-park excursions, afternoon pool or spa time, and relaxed evenings with mountain views.

Is the spa at Four Seasons Jackson Hole worth it?

Yes. The spa is one of the hotel's biggest strengths, especially after skiing, hiking, rafting, or long travel days. It spans more than 11,000 square feet and includes 16 treatment rooms, a mountain-inspired design, fireplaces, wood and stone finishes, a salon, and signature body treatments. It is particularly valuable in winter because recovery matters in Jackson Hole. A massage, body treatment, or pool-and-whirlpool session can make the difference between simply surviving the mountain and enjoying several strong ski days in a row.

Is Steadfire Chophouse at Four Seasons Jackson Hole worth it?

Yes. Steadfire Chophouse is worth considering if you want the resort's more substantial mountain dinner experience. The restaurant focuses on a chophouse style and highlights regional ingredients such as Wyoming beef, elk, buffalo, Idaho trout, and nearby produce. It is best after a full ski day, wildlife excursion, or long summer adventure when a hearty, polished dinner fits the setting. For a more casual atmosphere, The Handle Bar or Ascent Lounge may be the better choice.

What restaurants are at Four Seasons Jackson Hole?

Four Seasons Jackson Hole has several dining options, including Steadfire Chophouse, The Handle Bar, Ascent Lounge, 80 Proof, and First Chair Grab and Go. The range covers mountain chophouse dining, American pub fare, Pan-Asian lounge food, cocktails, small plates, coffee, pastries, and casual grab-and-go options. This variety is useful because many guests spend most winter evenings in Teton Village. The best stay usually mixes one polished dinner, one relaxed apres-ski meal, and quick mountain-day breakfasts or snacks.

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