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Where to stay in Grand Teton

Historic log cabins by Jenny Lake with dinner included, or a family-run fireplace inn one block from Jackson’s Town Square.

  1. Jenny Lake LodgeLuxury · Inside the park, near Jenny Lake and String Lake$$$$
  2. Antler InnMid-range · Downtown Jackson, one block south of Town Square$$$$
Standout pick
Jenny Lake Lodge · $$$$
Easy choice
Antler Inn · $$
Best time
Jun–Sep
Ideal stay
2 days

Grand Teton is small enough to explore from one base. Our exclusive pick is a cluster of historic log cabins by Jenny Lake, with dinner included; our accessible pick is a family-run inn one block from Jackson’s Town Square. Prices are shown as a level, from $ to $$$$: rates move with the season and the room, so check the live price before you plan.

Jenny Lake Lodge

$$$$
Pick no. 1 · The standoutLuxuryInside the park, near Jenny Lake and String Lake

Historic log-cabin resort inside the park, at the foot of the Teton Range

Photos: Jenny Lake Lodge, official website. Shown courtesy of the property.

Private log cabins at the foot of the Tetons, with breakfast, a five-course dinner and lakeside trails included in the stay.

  • Breakfast and dinner included
  • Jenny Lake Lodge Dining Room
  • Trails from the door
  • Cruiser bicycles and horseback riding
See prices (official website)Opens the hotel’s official website.

Why we picked it

We would book it for the rhythm of the day it allows: a hike to String Lake or Hidden Falls from the cabin, an afternoon on a cruiser bike along the park pathway, and a five-course dinner at the lodge without driving anywhere. It is a rare chance to sleep well inside a national park, and the lodge keeps TVs out of the rooms on purpose.

Best for

  • Couples
  • Hikers
  • A once-in-a-lifetime splurge
  • Private log cabins with handmade quilts, down comforters and porches with rocking chairs; suites add a sitting parlor and a wood-burning stove
  • The Signature Stay package includes a gourmet breakfast and a nightly five-course dinner, plus cruiser bicycles and horseback riding
  • Walk to three glacial lakes, with String Lake, Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point among the hikes from the door

What the hotel offers

As listed on the hotel’s own website.

  • Breakfast and dinner includedGourmet breakfast and a nightly five-course dinner with the Signature Stay package
  • Jenny Lake Lodge Dining RoomBreakfast, lunch and a rotating five-course prix fixe dinner, with an award-winning wine list
  • Trails from the doorString Lake, Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point, Paintbrush Canyon
  • Cruiser bicycles and horseback ridingComplimentary with the Signature Stay package; riding spots are limited
  • Fireplace and wood stovesA log lobby with fireplace and classical guitar; wood-burning stoves in the suites
  • Wi-FiComplimentary in every cabin
  • Mini refrigeratorIn every cabin, with a coffeemaker
  • Jacuzzi tubIn the Water Lily premium suite, with heated floors and double sinks; bathrobes in every cabin
  • Porches facing the woodsEach cabin has a private entrance and a porch with chairs

Antler Inn

$$$$
Pick no. 2 · The easy choiceMid-rangeDowntown Jackson, one block south of Town Square

Family-run inn in downtown Jackson, over 100 rooms

Photos: Antler Inn, official website. Shown courtesy of the property.

A family-run inn one block from Jackson’s Town Square, with fireplace rooms and a big indoor hot tub.

  • Fireplace rooms
  • Indoor hot tub
  • Fitness room
  • Coffee and snacks
See prices (partner link, Trip.com)Official website Opens Trip.com, one of our booking partners.

Why we picked it

We would book it for the location and the fireplace: walk to dinner on the Town Square, come back to a wood fire, and be inside Grand Teton within a quarter of an hour the next morning. It is a simple, family-run inn rather than a resort, which is exactly what keeps Jackson affordable.

Best for

  • Families
  • Travelers who want restaurants on foot
  • Winter skiers
  • One block from Jackson’s Town Square, steps from restaurants, shops, galleries and nightlife
  • Many rooms with wood-burning fireplaces, plus a 25-person indoor hot tub
  • Free parking, free Wi-Fi and dogs allowed in most rooms at no extra fee

What the hotel offers

As listed on the hotel’s own website.

  • Fireplace roomsWood-burning fireplaces in the King Fireplace and Family Fireplace Rooms
  • Indoor hot tubSeats 25 people, open daily 10 am–10 pm
  • Fitness roomOpen daily 8 am–10 pm
  • Coffee and snacksGrab-and-go snacks and coffee; no hot breakfast on site
  • Wi-FiFree wireless internet
  • Free parkingComplimentary for guests
  • Dog-friendlyDogs allowed in most rooms at no additional fee
  • Air-conditioningWith TV, coffee maker and refrigerator in the rooms
  • Family roomsCedar Family Suite with a loft, a full kitchen and three queen beds
  • Free ski shuttleTo Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in winter
  • Guest laundryOpen daily 8 am–10 pm

Jenny Lake Lodge or Antler Inn: how to choose

One keeps you inside the park all day and night, the other puts the restaurants of Jackson on your doorstep.

Inside the park: Jenny Lake

Jenny Lake Lodge is a cluster of log cabins at the foot of the Tetons, with breakfast, a five-course dinner, bikes and riding included in the Signature Stay. Choose it for a splurge, for hiking from the door and for evenings without a car.

Downtown Jackson: Town Square

The Antler Inn is a family-run inn one block from the square, with fireplace rooms, a 25-person hot tub and free parking. Choose it for value, for families and for restaurants and nightlife on foot, 10 miles from the park.

Combining the Tetons with Yellowstone? Our Grand Teton travel guide covers the viewpoints, the hikes, the fees and the best months.

Our Grand Teton travel guide

Hotels in Grand Teton: your questions

Where should I stay for Grand Teton National Park?

Inside the park for the views and the trails, or in Jackson for choice and restaurants. Jenny Lake Lodge sits near Jenny Lake and String Lake; the Antler Inn is one block from Jackson’s Town Square, 10 miles from the park and 10–15 minutes from the south entrance. Read our Grand Teton travel guide

How far ahead should I book?

Jenny Lake Lodge opens reservations a year in advance, and its cabins go quickly for July and August. In Jackson, book several months ahead for summer, when rates are at their highest.

When is the best time to visit Grand Teton?

June to September. July has the wildflowers, late September the golden aspens and the elk rut. Jenny Lake Lodge is open from June to early October; the Antler Inn also runs a free ski shuttle in winter. When to visit Grand Teton

How do I get from Jackson Hole Airport to these hotels?

Rent a car. The Antler Inn says the airport is about 15–20 minutes from downtown Jackson. Jenny Lake Lodge is inside the park, off the Teton Park Road north of the Moose entrance.

Which of the two hotels suits families?

The Antler Inn: Family Fireplace Rooms have two double beds and a king, and the Cedar Family Suite adds a loft and a full kitchen. Jenny Lake Lodge cabins sleep two to four, with no rollaway beds.

Do I pay the park entrance fee if I stay at Jenny Lake Lodge?

Yes, the lodge stay does not include park entry: $35 per vehicle for seven days, plus $100 per non-US resident aged 16 and over, unless you hold an America the Beautiful pass, which also covers Yellowstone.

Can I book these hotels directly?

Yes. The See prices button under Jenny Lake Lodge opens the lodge’s official website. For the Antler Inn it opens Trip.com, one of our booking partners. Both open in a new tab.

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Picked by Kylian Dev. These are editorial picks: no hotel paid to be here, and we never describe a stay we did not make. Facts come from each hotel’s own website; the Trip.com buttons are partner links (how we make money).