One of the most important choices when planning a trip to Jackson Hole is deciding where to stay. Each area of the valley offers something different, from walkable downtown neighborhoods to quiet, scenic escapes just outside of town. Your home base can shape how you spend your days — and how you unwind at night.
Here’s a guide to five of the most popular places to stay in Jackson Hole, including what each area feels like, things to do nearby, and local spots worth checking out.
TOWN OF JACKSON
Feel: Walkable, lively, and full of local flavor
Staying in town puts you close to Jackson’s shops, restaurants, galleries, and year-round events. It’s a great choice if you want to be close to everything, with no need to rely on a car for daily adventures.
What to do nearby:
- Stroll around Town Square and explore local galleries
- Ride the Snow King gondola for a birds-eye view of the valley
- Visit the Saturday farmers market or catch a concert at the Center for the Arts
Where to eat:
- Snake River Roasting Co. for coffee and breakfast in a cool, modern space
- Glorietta for wood-fired Italian King Sushi for fresh rolls in a tucked-away cabin
- King Sushi for fresh rolls in a tucked-away cabin
Stay here if: You want to be in the middle of it all, with easy access to restaurants, nightlife, and local culture.
NORTH OF TOWN
Feel: Quiet, spacious, and close to the parks
Just beyond the edges of town, this area offers a slower pace, wide views, and quick access to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. It’s a perfect location for early wildlife sightings or a quiet evening under the stars.
What to do nearby:
- Explore Grand Teton National Park from the Moose or Moran entrances
- Take a float trip or a scenic drive along the Snake River
- Play a round at Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis, the valley’s only public golf course
Where to eat:
- Grab a sandwich at Creekside Market and head into the park
- Lunch at Palate inside the National Museum of Wildlife Art, with views over the Elk Refuge
- Dornan's for pizza and a drink overlooking the Tetons
Stay here if: You want a quiet, scenic home base with easy access to the parks.
TETON VILLAGE
Feel: High-energy, adventurous, and slope-accessible
Teton Village is home to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and offers year-round access to the mountains. It’s the most convenient place to stay for ski trips in winter and lift-accessed hiking or biking in summer.
What to do nearby:
- Take the aerial tram to Corbet’s Cabin for waffles
- Catch a free concert in the village plaza
- Explore wildflower trails in the summer and ski in the winter
Where to eat:
- Teton Thai for flavorful dishes and a fun atmosphere
- Il Villaggio Osteria for Italian favorites
- Bodega food truck for quick and casual street food
Stay here if: you want easy access to mountain adventure.
SPRING CREEK RANCH
Feel: Quiet, scenic, and just outside of town
Located between Jackson and Teton Village, Spring Creek Ranch offers a peaceful setting that feels removed while still being about 15 minutes from both. The views over the valley are stunning, and the peaceful atmosphere is perfect for unwinding after a day outside.
What to do nearby:
- Unwind with a book or glass of wine on the deck
- Book a horseback ride through the ranch
- Use the central location to access all sides of the valley with ease
Where to eat:
- Cutty’s for casual pizza and burgers
- Stay in and hire a private chef through our sister company, Provisions, so you can keep enjoying the view without missing a meal
- Pica's for quick and delicious Mexican food
Stay here if: You want a quiet retreat with a central location and room to relax.
WESTBANK
Feel: A balanced stay between nature and convenience
Located in Wilson, the Westbank includes neighborhoods like Teton Pines and the Aspens. It’s a favorite for returning visitors and locals alike, offering tree-lined roads, scenic bike paths, and a balance between town and mountain life.
What to do nearby:
- Bike or walk the community pathways
- Visit R Park, a riverside community space with walking trails, fishing access, and the beloved Mama Mimi sculpture
- Browse the local shops - M is our favorite for home goods, gifts, and stylish souvenirs
Where to eat:
- Streetfood at The Stagecoach for tacos and rotating specials
- Calico for wood-fired pizza and pasta in a family-friendly setting
- Aspens Market for sandwiches, snacks, and local groceries
Stay here if: You want a neighborhood feel with close access to both town and the mountains.
Ready to find your perfect place to stay? Browse our curated collection of vacation rentals across Jackson Hole and start planning your stay.
One of the most important choices when planning a trip to Jackson Hole is deciding where to stay. Each area of the valley offers something different, from walkable downtown neighborhoods to quiet, scenic escapes just outside of town. Your home base can shape how you spend your days — and how you unwind at night.
Here’s a guide to five of the most popular places to stay in Jackson Hole, including what each area feels like, things to do nearby, and local spots worth checking out.
TOWN OF JACKSON
Feel: Walkable, lively, and full of local flavor
Staying in town puts you close to Jackson’s shops, restaurants, galleries, and year-round events. It’s a great choice if you want to be close to everything, with no need to rely on a car for daily adventures.
What to do nearby:
- Stroll around Town Square and explore local galleries
- Ride the Snow King gondola for a birds-eye view of the valley
- Visit the Saturday farmers market or catch a concert at the Center for the Arts
Where to Eat:
- Snake River Roasting Co. for coffee and breakfast in a cool, modern space
- Glorietta for wood-fired Italian
- King Sushi for fresh rolls in a tucked-away cabin King Sushi for fresh rolls in a tucked-away cabin
Stay here if: You want to be in the middle of it all, with easy access to restaurants, nightlife, and local culture.
NORTH OF TOWN
Feel: Quiet, spacious, and close to the parks
Just beyond the edges of town, this area offers a slower pace, wide views, and quick access to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. It’s a perfect location for early wildlife sightings or a quiet evening under the stars.
What to do nearby:
- Explore Grand Teton National Park from the Moose or Moran entrances
- Take a float trip or a scenic drive along the Snake River
- Play a round at Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis, the valley’s only public golf course
Where to eat:
- Grab a sandwich at Creekside Market and head into the park
- Lunch at Palate inside the National Museum of Wildlife Art, with views over the Elk Refuge
- Dornan's for pizza and a drink overlooking the Tetons
Stay here if: You want a quiet, scenic home base with easy access to the parks.
TETON VILLAGE
Feel: High-energy, adventurous, and slope-accessible
Teton Village is home to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and offers year-round access to the mountains. It’s the most convenient place to stay for ski trips in winter and lift-accessed hiking or biking in summer.
What to do nearby:
- Take the aerial tram to Corbet’s Cabin for waffles
- Catch a free concert in the village plaza
- Explore wildflower trails in the summer and ski in the winter
Where to eat:
- Teton Thai for flavorful dishes and a fun atmosphere
- Il Villaggio Osteria for Italian favorites
- Bodega food truck for quick and casual street food
Stay here if: You want easy access to mountain adventure.
SPRING CREEK RANCH
Feel: Quiet, scenic, and just outside of town
Located between Jackson and Teton Village, Spring Creek Ranch offers a peaceful setting that feels removed while still being about 15 minutes from both. The views over the valley are stunning, and the peaceful atmosphere is perfect for unwinding after a day outside.
What to do nearby:
- Unwind with a book or glass of wine on the deck
- Book a horseback ride through the ranch
- Use the central location to access all sides of the valley with ease
Where to eat:
- Cutty’s for casual pizza and burgers
- Stay in and hire a private chef through our sister company, Provisions, so you can keep enjoying the view without missing a meal
- Pica's for quick and delicious Mexican food
Stay here if: You want a quiet retreat with a central location and room to relax.
WESTBANK
Feel: A balanced stay between nature and convenience
Located in Wilson, the Westbank includes neighborhoods like Teton Pines and the Aspens. It’s a favorite for returning visitors and locals alike, offering tree-lined roads, scenic bike paths, and a balance between town and mountain life.
What to do nearby:
- Bike or walk the community pathways
- Visit R Park, a riverside community space with walking trails, fishing access, and the beloved Mama Mimi sculpture
- Browse the local shops - M is our favorite for home goods, gifts, and stylish souvenirs
Where to eat:
- Streetfood at The Stagecoach for tacos and rotating specials
- Calico for wood-fired pizza and pasta in a family-friendly setting
- Aspens Market for sandwiches, snacks, and local groceries
Stay here if: You want a neighborhood feel with close access to both town and the mountains.
Ready to find your perfect place to stay? Browse our curated collection of vacation rentals across Jackson Hole and start planning your stay.
