Hotels near Jackson Hole Airport, Teton County

The hotel is in a good environment and the room is very clean, but staying here for two days is a wrong decision. Because the Pinghe Hotel is too far from Huangshi Park, there is a big Teton Park in the middle to buy a 35-dollar ticket. So if we come back, we will choose to stay at the Yellowstone Hostel in West Yellowstone for two nights. After the last day, we will live in the Pinghe Hotel, so we will run less and avoid unnecessary tickets. The video below is the Pinghe Hotel

Comfortable room and bed. Fine sized bathroom with wash basin outside the toilet/shower room. Beds were comfortable. Great location on the edge of the town centre.. Nice reception with good, rural style befitting the area/town. Like many similar hotels it’s a bit ‘beige’ and would benefit from more modernisation. But it has everything it needs including a pool. Staff were great. Toiletries were good quality. Breakfast was fine but only just….the food was distinctly ok and the room was too small for the size of hotel and gets very busy. I think it’s probably one of the better hotels in the town. Bars and restaurants are closeby.

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.

This hotel is in a good location, very comfortable, breakfast is not bad, suitable for children, location close to Grand Teton National Park, convenient. Parking is very convenient and great value for money.

Originally thought that the hotel would be very old, but did not expect the environment to be very good, the town is very lively, there are many tourists, the town's steakhouse is impressive, the steak is very delicious

Temporarily booked, there is only a single cabin. The log cabins are all made of round wood. It feels very good. The layout of one bedroom and one bathroom plus a bathroom is very clean. Each room basically has a radiator and the switch is on the wall. It was still quite cool at the end of September and the heating was much more comfortable. Breakfast is not included. There is a refrigerator, microwave, and gas stove (two cookers). There is a pan and a small milk pan in the cabinet, as well as dishes, plates, bowls, cups and other utensils. If you are interested, you can have your own food. By the way, there is also a dishwasher. There is a parking space at the door of the cabin, and the front desk also made me stop at the door, even though I came back for dinner and was stopped. It is recommended that you do not carry your luggage when you check in, do a good job, and then go to the parking area to carry your luggage into the room.

The cowboy's cabin is in the small town of Jackson, with a good location and convenient parking. The boss is also very good, help recommend the route, we did not choose early, but there is a guy in the house who cooks, it is very convenient to be a morning. The cabin space is not particularly large, but two people are enough. One suggestion is that if you have a room at check-in, you can live in a safe place near the front desk. Yes, there is free coffee and fruit at the front desk. You can go for a cup of coffee before you travel. Recommended to stay!

Clean and tidy, not bad.

A family of three in a suite, the hotel is relatively new, the facilities are OK, the location is good, just a few minutes walk from the main street, Antlers Park and various shops and restaurants, the American breakfast is simple and delicious.

Very crowded in the small town of Jackson, the hotel feels very western. Parking is free and the location is slightly tight. At the time of booking, it was originally fixed for one day. Later, the itinerary changed and added another day. However, I don’t know why. I negotiated with the front desk for a long time. I couldn’t live for two days. I had to check out the next morning and stay in the afternoon. It was a bit helpless.