Looking at celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary in Jackson Hole next September. Plenty expensive and I know we will pay around $400-$600 per night. Any accomodation recommendations?
Looking at driving up to DFW for Arky game and then take one of the non-stops out of DFW on American.

Thanks and Gigem.

What time of year are we talking and what are you mostly looking to do? Enjoy outdoors and such or more city/activities?

barnacle bob said:

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What time of year are we talking and what are you mostly looking to do? Enjoy outdoors and such or more city/activities?

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Late September. More city activities with perhaps a trip to Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone.

Thanks!

Check out VRBO or AirBnb options in Idaho. Much cheaper and a short drive to Jackson Hole. Beautiful view of the Tetons. We did this three years ago and loved it.

Sorry I missed September in the original post. Excellent time of year to visit.

I'd say you can easily find something in that range. If you aren't looking for cabin/rustic and the nature/views/wildlife are secondary I'd go with Cloudveil, easy central location in town and is a newer property.

There is a newer Springhill suites in town that may be more budget friendly but also a walkable option and nice.

There are a lot of lodging options in town.

If you want something more remote/private check out fireside resort.

If you are doing Yellowstone as a day trip, it will be a long day of auto touring, you may want to consider an in park stay as well.

If you have any other questions fire away.

It's about an hour north of the airport, but Jackson Lake Lodge in the park is really nice and has a good restaurant. You just cannot beat the view.

Wife and I stayed at Cloudveil two years ago, beautiful place and convenient.

I think that the Jackson Lake Lodge closes for the season on September 15th. Otherwise that would be an easy choice.

We have stayed near Teton Village a few times and enjoyed it quite a bit. It is not in Jackson , but only a few miles out. We plan on giving Victor, ID a try this summer.