Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole

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Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole is a part of the Toronto-based Four Seasons chain of luxury hotels and resorts. Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole, the only AAA Five Diamond resort ^[1] in Wyoming, is located just outside Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park and in the valley of Jackson Hole.

History

The resort opened as Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole in 2003, but prior to that it was known as the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Because it is located in such a unique area, the preservation of nature and the environment around it took priority over everything else during the construction and development of the resort. The architects and designers used wood and stone to give the resort an authentic mountain appearance ^[2]. Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole currently houses 124 guest rooms, including 18 suites and 27 private residences.

Amenities

As with most Four Seasons properties, Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole is known for its services and amenities. The resort offers a heated pool that can be used throughout the year with heated towels and robes provided during the winter months. [[Travel + Leisure|Travel + Leisure’s]] “Top 100 Hotels and Resorts in the World” ranked Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole 55th overall ^{[[#wp-_note-Travel + Leisure|[3]]]}. Some other amenities include spa services, golf, and fitness facilities.

Nearby Attractions and Activities

Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole is located within a short drive of the following locations:

In addition, the resort is located within an hour drive of other notable Wyoming attractions:

Yellowstone National Park

External Links

Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole

References

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts
The Americas	Atlanta • Austin • Aviara, North San Diego • Boston • Buenos Aires • Carmelo, Uruguay • Chicago • Chicago (The Ritz-Carlton) • Costa Rica • Dallas • Great Exuma, The Bahamas • Hawaii, Hualalai • Lana'i at Manele Bay • Lana'i, Lodge at Koele • Maui • Houston • Jackson Hole • Las Vegas • Los Angeles • Beverly Hills (Beverly Wilshire) • Los Angeles, Westlake Village • Mexico • Miami • Nevis • New York • Palm Beach • Palo Alto • Philadelphia • Punta Mita • San Francisco • Santa Barbara • Scottsdale • Toronto • Vancouver • Washington, DC • Whistler
Europe	Budapest • Dublin • Geneva • Hampshire • Istanbul at Sultanahmet • Lisbon • London • London, Canary Wharf • Milan • Paris • Prague • Provence
Middle East/Africa	Alexandria • Amman • Cairo at The First Residence • Cairo at Nile Plaza • Damascus • Doha • Riyadh • Sharm El Sheikh
Asia/Pacific	Bali at Jimbaran Bay • Bali at Sayan • Bangkok • Chiang Mai • Golden Triangle, Thailand • Hong Kong • Jakarta • Koh Samui, Thailand • Langkawi, Malaysia • Maldives at Kuda Huraa • Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru • Shanghai • Singapore • Sydney • Tokyo at Chinzan-so • Tokyo at Marunouchi
Number of operating hotels: 73 • Number of countries with operations: 31 • Total number of rooms: 17,647 • Website: www.fourseasons.com

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