Jackson lodging
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Jackson lodging
We're planning a two week trip late June/early July to GTNP and Yellowstone. We prefer to stay in Jackson when we first arrive (we'll try a park lodging for Yellowstone). Most of the posts describe lodging in GTNP. Would appreciate reviews from anyone who has stayed in Jackson.
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We stayed at Teton Village - which is a collection of condos, rented to skiers in-season, GTNP visitors in summer. We had 2 bedroom, 2 bath, full kitchen, balcony, LR,DR and a resident moose that ate shrubbery and other landscaping. Complex is huge, but not tacky. Housekeeping is twice/week. There are 2 restaurants on-property that we did not try. About a mile from GTNP and about 10 minutes from downtown Jackson. On property is tram for trip to top of mountain for nice views - can hike or ride down.
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We're doing a similar trip in August, in the backwards order of yours. I booked at the Flat Creek Inn in Jackson. <http://www.flatcreekinn.com>
I looked at a dozen or so inns and then went to Trip Advisor. Many posters liked this one-and the rates are very reasonable. It's right across the street from the elk refuge, about a mile from the town, looked up to date, and clean. We're staying after our week in Yellowstone, where we've already booked cabins (Lake Yellowstone and Roosevelt/Tower). How long are you planning to be in Yellowstone? Does anyone out there think a week in Yellowtone is too long?
I looked at a dozen or so inns and then went to Trip Advisor. Many posters liked this one-and the rates are very reasonable. It's right across the street from the elk refuge, about a mile from the town, looked up to date, and clean. We're staying after our week in Yellowstone, where we've already booked cabins (Lake Yellowstone and Roosevelt/Tower). How long are you planning to be in Yellowstone? Does anyone out there think a week in Yellowtone is too long?
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Since you are staying at the Rustic Roosevelt a day trip over the Bear Tooth Highway and Red Lodge would be a diversion, it is just up the road thru the Lamar Valley and the NE entrance on US-212. We will be in the Park about the same time camping near by. Either the NP CG Pebble Creek or Soda Butte CG just east of Cooke City.
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I second the Spring Creek Resort. I've stayed there about 3-4 times in the last ten years. Great place, with some breath taking scenery. Also, a very nice restaurant on-site. The only drawback is that it increases your drive time. It is about 15-20 minutes outside of town.
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And, KellyGreta, we switched to the Signal Mountain Inn (Lodge?) in GTNP. At this point, I only could get one night, but I'm periodically calling for a second. Again, posters here and TripAdvisor are mostly positive. As for Yellowstone, if you want to stay in the park, I heartily advise calling back because they get many cancellations.I'm sure we'll both have a fantastic trip, wherever we stay.
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Hi KellyGreta,
We stayed at the Ranch Inn, one block from Jackson Square, and walked to everything. More details are in my trip report ~
http://fodors.com/forums/threadselec...1&tid=34662501
We stayed at the Ranch Inn, one block from Jackson Square, and walked to everything. More details are in my trip report ~
http://fodors.com/forums/threadselec...1&tid=34662501
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