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Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole • Teton Village • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,387 / night

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At a glance

A Hart Howerton-designed resort at Teton Village with updated interiors and direct access to Jackson Hole's ski terrain.

Best for: Skiers and architecture enthusiasts visiting Jackson Hole

Highlights:

  • Hart Howerton design echoes national park lodge vernacular
  • Rooms feature navy headboards, terracotta velvet, sculptural plaster details
  • Steps from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort tram terminal
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PB hotel design editorial

At the base of Rendezvous Mountain in Teton Village, where the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort's tram terminal sits within walking distance, a five-story complex of cedar-clad wings and stacked balconies steps up the terrain in a massing that borrows its vocabulary from the great national park lodges of the American West. The Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole, which opened in 2003, was designed by the architectural firm Hart Howerton to carry that vernacular tradition — rough-cut sandstone chimney stacks, pitched dormers, heavy timber framing — without tipping into pastiche. The exterior holds up against its surroundings in a way that many mountain resort builds do not, the warm grey-brown cedar siding absorbing rather than competing with the Teton Range behind. Recent interiors work has sharpened the guest rooms considerably. What the images show is a palette that has moved away from generic lodge-brown toward something more considered: deep navy headboard panels paired with terracotta velvet benches in one configuration, sculptural plaster tree-branch headboards and forest-green upholstery in another, dark-stained wood trim framing plantation shutters throughout. A lean leather lounge chair on a black steel frame adds a note of mid-century restraint. Outside, the heated pool steams against birch and spruce in winter, flagstone coping edged with placed boulders, while the terrace restaurant deploys steel fire pits and teak-slat benches against a backdrop of dry-stacked sandstone walls — the landscape and the architecture working in the same register.

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About

Nestled in a verdant mountain valley, Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole is surrounded by some of America's most rugged peaks, celebrated ski runs and wildlife in nearby Grand Teton National Park. Adventure for every season awaits, complemented by luxurious guest rooms and onsite amenities.

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Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole Reviews

1,421 reviews

"Fantastic summer stay with the kids. The service was absolutely amazing (even the valet guys would greet you with your name) and the food is excellent (especially Chophouse but even the pool food as well as drinks was great). It is not the newest property at this point but it is well maintained (and the room service so good!!). It’s an excellent base to explore the National Park and for many other activities. I would highly recommend if you are in the area. Everyone was so welcoming and friendly."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 26, 2026

"Wonderful experience! We stayed on the residence side of the resort. Clean property. So well maintained. Staff was very welcoming and had several treats waiting for us in our dining room area. The staff also made our 3 kids stay extra special in several ways. I also enjoyed a couple spa services. Very relaxing. Hope to be back."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 09, 2026

"We stayed at Four Seasons Jackson Hole during the summer with our family and had a wonderful experience overall. The location is excellent and makes a great base for exploring the area. While the rooms are beginning to show their age, that didn't bother us much. It felt fairly typical for a ski resort property, and everything was comfortable, clean, and well maintained. Service throughout our stay was consistently warm and professional. The staff were friendly, helpful, and genuinely welcoming. We were especially impressed by the family-friendly touches. While there isn't a kids club, the hotel offered several thoughtful activities that our children enjoyed, including a scavenger hunt that was a big hit with our 4-year-old. They also had board games available to borrow, which was a nice option for downtime. The food was another highlight. Both breakfast and dinner were very good, and service in the restaurants was excellent. We also enjoyed the pool area, which had a relaxed atmosphere and fun extras like evening s'mores that added to the experience. The fire pits are also very nice. We also enjoyed renting bikes through the hotel. It was convenient and a great way to explore the surrounding area. While this may not be the luxurious Four Seasons property we've visited, it excels where it matters most: location, service, family-friendly amenities, and overall experience. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would happily return on a future trip to Jackson Hole."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 29, 2026

"Great hotel, beautiful area, perfect location. We enjoyed the back end of a ski season at this Four Seasons. The ski in, ski out aspect was great and the hotel was very attentive to taking care of 'ski things'. In case you forget something (like underwear), there are plenty of shops in the village. You can rent from some of those same shops, or rent directly from Four Seasons. It seems like the FS rentals were slightly nicer. Even with lack of snow, the views were breathtaking. Sitting on the patio at night with a glass of wine watching the sunset over the mountains was incredible. Austin did a tremendous job of taking care of us and carrying on great conversation. Spa and restaurant were great, and you are close enough to Jackson for shopping and other dining establishments. This Four Seasons is a little less hoity toity than others, but it has the laid back mountain vibe that makes it unique."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 27, 2026

"The pros: 1. Location can't be beat. You exit and you've got immediate access to the lifts and gondolas. 2. The ski staff was excellent at selecting rental skis. If you're a renter, you're in good hands. High quality and the right fit for each skier. 3. 80 Proof - their speakeasy. It's "kind of" hidden and has phenomenal atmosphere. Our bartender wrote the menu and was incredible. A really fun experience; just top notch. 4. Gym is great. Plenty of equipment and even little bonuses like protein powder available. 5. Sustainability seems pretty decent. The staff assured me that they do recycle there, which is great if true. They also provide refillable aluminum bottles of water and water refill stations throughout. There's still a lot of plastic for take-out from the restaurants, which seemed unavoidable. The middles: 1. The spa is absolutely excellent for massage (get Socorro if you can - she is fabulous), however, it's pricey and check your bill when you leave as we had a few over charges/mistakes. They also have a schedule of classes and none actually occurred as scheduled while we were there, so that was a bit of a bummer. 2. Hot tubs and pool are ok, but only ok for the level of hotel this is and there are a LOT of children. Kids play in the hot tubs and leave toys there and so on. If you're there with your kids, this is fine. If you're adults only groups, this might be less endearing. 3. Housekeeping is hit or miss. When they're good, they're really good and the pillow menu is great. However, we had some days where the cleaners were loudly yelling and talking over us while we were there and that was a little off-putting and they also used a room fragrance scent they sprayed on everything from towels to the bed a little too liberally and gave one family member with sensitive skin a flare of eczema. 4. The ski valet was also hit or miss. When they offer to help, they're great, but we rarely received any offers of help and a few times, they were affirmatively rude, pushing and rushing to get past guests. They're great at selecting ski rentals, though. Good expertise and knowledge. The Cons 1. As above - sometimes inconsistent service. 2. We had a tough time at one of the restaurants, Steadfire, in terms of mistakes being made on almost all the food orders we placed with them. If you have allergies or dietary restrictions, just make sure you double check everything there. After one event, we spoke to the manager and he was courteous and helpful, however, the mistakes kept continuing. Unfortunately, there aren't many options for restaurants there. The only others are more light fare with reduced hours or drinks and apps."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 25, 2026

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