Jackson Hotels

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• kokoryko
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Woods Hotel: Charming people at the Woods hotel

Late at night, after a dinner with Dave (learn to know him in my Wind River page) at the Snake River Brewery, following our drive from the South, I walked in Jackson in search of a shelter for the night; A pink and green neon light above a small brick and wood house displayed: Woods, vacancy. I was certainly exhausted, dirty, having a “wild” appearance, still wearing my hiking boots, but I was warmly welcomed (as a customer of course, firstly, but also as a guest, a person who was in need of a shower, a bed, a few words of compassion. . . . . haha).
-At what time is breakfast?
-We do not make breakfast answered Harko, the Armenian owner of the hotel, but let me know when you are there tomorrow, we will have a tea together.
Next morning, I did not want to disturb him and had a breakfast outside, but when I came back he took me in his private dining room where another (French style) breakfast prepared by Barbara, his wife was waiting for us: real French bread, tea, coffee, butter, cheese, jam. . . We all three had a long chat about whatever conversation subjects and of course, Charles Aznavour, the famous French singer of Armenian origin. Very kind persons. . .
The rooms (I stayed a second time there, a few days later, that is why the “s” at rooms) are rather small, as are the bathrooms, but they fitted widely my needs. I slept very well in this quiet place.

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Address: 120 Glenwood Street, opposite the museum
• Phone: +1 307 733 2200
• Related to: Arts and Culture
• Written November 25, 2007

At the entrance; One month before Halloween

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• filipdebont
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Snake River Park KOA: Camping near Jackson

In fact this campground is located about 12 miles from Jackson, near Hobart Junction.

The tent site was not very big, but whatever it was only for one night.

From where my tent was I could see Snake River, it passed just next to the campground, so a good opportunity for the fishers and for children to play nears the river.

This was also my most expensive campground, maybe because it was near the pretty expensive Jackson.

The restrooms/Showers were clean.

And there was also the possibility to book White Water Rafting tours at the front desk of the campground.

Unique Quality: the location (as gateway to Grand Teton N.P.)

• Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
• Address: 9705 S. U.S. Highway 89 Jackson
• Phone: 307 733-7078
• Related to: Road Trip
• Written August 18, 2007

Camping in the green

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• goingsolo
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• Jeannette1
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Trapper Inn: Moderately priced hotel in central location

We spent 2 nights at the Trapper Inn.
$99 for a double room.
Nothing fancy but it was clean and 2 blocks from Town Square. Service was friendly.
This is probably one of the cheaper hotels in downtown Jackson Hole.

Unique Quality: jacuzzi, self-serve laundry.
No breakfast but there is a very nice place 1/2 block away called the Bunnery which serves wonderful breakfasts.

• Opinion of Price: least expensive
• Address: 235 N Cache Dr, Jackson, WY 83001
• Phone: 888-771-2648
• Website: www.trapperinn.com
• Written December 3, 2004

The Trapper Inn

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• utahoutdoors
• Reviews: 6

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