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Floor level is one of the clearest differences between room categories. Superior King Rooms occupy the first floor and Deluxe King Rooms the second, both measuring 425 square feet. Premium King Rooms are on the third floor and measure 450 square feet, with a bathtub as well as a gas fireplace. For a Juliette balcony, select the specifically named Premium King Room with Juliette Balcony. That detail is worth checking before booking, rather than assuming every Premium room has the same outdoor feature.

Double Queen categories provide two beds, with Superior rooms on the first floor and Premium rooms on the third. The Premium Double Queen measures 450 square feet and includes a bathtub. These rooms offer a straightforward shared sleeping arrangement, but a family needing separate bedrooms should look at the suites. Confirm the permitted occupancy for the adults and children in your party when choosing the category.

The Colter Suite has a private king bedroom and a separate room within its 1,000-square-foot layout. Its corner position brings in natural light, while two balconies provide town and mountain outlooks. For a couple, the distinction is the ability to sit in another room rather than spending every indoor hour in the bedroom. The second-floor setting also gives this suite a different perspective from the top-floor rooms.

Families can consider the 1,500-square-foot Taggart Suite Two Bedroom, which pairs a king bedroom with a second bedroom containing two queen beds. A generous living room gives everyone a shared place to gather, while the balcony faces Town Square and Snow King. Indoor and outdoor gas fireplaces extend the places to sit during a stay. The two-bedroom arrangement is the important advantage here, allowing different bedtimes without giving up a common living space.

FIGS is the hotel's dining anchor. Lebanese and Mediterranean cooking gives it a distinct identity, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner served in an art-filled dining room. The bar adds cocktails, local beer, and wine for a less formal stop. It is useful to have a restaurant with its own culinary direction downstairs, especially when you would like to eat at the hotel after a day outdoors.

Breakfast leaves room for familiar dishes and Lebanese flavors. Manakeesh combines house-made pita dough with Lebanese olive oil, za'atar, and a choice of mozzarella or feta. Avocado toast comes with spiced chickpeas, feta, and pickled red onion on sourdough, while steel-cut oats are served with spiced figs. Eggs Benedict and a smoked salmon bagel give the menu more conventional alternatives. That range makes breakfast a meal worth sitting down for, with several directions to take beyond eggs and toast.

Upstairs, Juliette offers rooftop drinks on open-air terraces overlooking Town Square, Snow King, the Gros Ventre Range, and Sheep Mountain. It provides another setting for a cocktail without leaving the building. In-room dining is available when you would prefer a private meal. For an early departure, order an Adventure Lunch or breakfast a day ahead; the hotel packs it in a cooler backpack. This is a practical detail for a day when lunch needs to travel with you.

The 7,000-square-foot spa and wellness center has seven private treatment rooms, saunas, and space to relax around an appointment. Treatments include massage, body wraps, exfoliation, and Natura Bissé facials. A consultation lets you discuss preferences with the therapist before the session begins. For guests combining active days with downtime, the spa gives the hotel a substantial indoor option. You can reserve a treatment without turning a rest day into another journey across the valley.

The fitness center supports both cardio and strength work, with Technogym treadmills, a stationary bicycle, and an elliptical. Dumbbells, kettlebells, a cable machine, and a rack with Olympic barbells allow more than a brief hotel workout. A separate movement studio provides room for yoga, stretching, or personal practice. Guests who follow a regular training routine have equipment for several kinds of session, not just a treadmill before breakfast.

The rooftop whirlpool looks across town toward the mountains. Reserve a time through the front desk for an outdoor soak after skiing or walking. This is a hot-tub experience rather than a swimming session, with the appeal in the open air and the outlook above Jackson.

During ski season, complimentary transport serves Teton Village and Snow King. Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is about 15 miles from the hotel, so allow for the journey when planning a ski morning. Local transport also covers dining and shopping within a two-mile radius. Jackson Hole Airport is roughly nine miles away; arrange the airport journey separately. Grand Teton National Park lies north of town, making the hotel a practical base for a trip divided between Jackson and the park.

The concierge can arrange wildlife safaris, fly-fishing, horseback riding, and restaurant reservations. A scenic river float offers a different pace from whitewater rafting, while Yellowstone touring calls for a more substantial outing. Discuss the time you want to spend away from the hotel as well as the activity itself. For a shorter outing, seasonal e-bikes are available for exploring toward the National Elk Refuge. A half-day excursion can leave time for a separate afternoon plan, with everyone returning to the same downtown address.