Top Hotels in Wyoming Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top Things to do in Wyoming
10 Top-Rated Bed and Breakfast Inns in Wyoming
Wyoming boasts a positively selfish hoard of natural outdoor beauty! From the soaring peaks of the Grand Tetons to Jackson Hole valley and Yellowstone National Park, the mountain landscape and natural wonders of Wyoming are breathtaking. All-season outdoor activities prove a natural draw for families, couples and group getaways. Sports lovers golf through spring and summer at attractive rates or tackle river and lake fishing, hunting and hiking. Families take to Alpine skiing and snowmobiling in Jackson Hole, Snow King, Grand Targhee and Pine Creek. Every visitor is awed by the deep canyons and steaming geysers of The Yellowstone National Park. Each magnificent sight rivals the next. The Grand Tetons rise over a mile above Jackson Hole valley, where a ride on the Aerial Tram from Teton Village offers unforgettable views. Across the entire state, wildlife stakes its rightful claim, from bison and bighorn sheep herds to black bear and mountain elk. For a step back in frontier history, take the family to Go Native America to experience Native American culture, history and arts of the Plains Tribes. Enjoy tours with indigenous guides, horseback riding and roping lessons. With every experience, your family will gain a sense of the pioneer spirit that pushed America westward.
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1. Log Cabin Motel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 592 reviews
Each cabin at the Log Cabin Motel is self sufficient, with up to 3 beds in all configurations, beautifully and uniquely furnished. A private porch and parking next to your cabin makes a stay easy and very comfortable. Pinedale is situated in the heart of the Old West, surrounded by numerous mountain lakes, the mighty Wind River Mountain Range and is a part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Pinedale is the primary gateway to the Wind River Range and the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail. We are just 1.5 hours from Jackson Hole and 2.5 hours from Yellowstone National Park.
Delightful
Reviewed By Rosi HAbsolutely completely adorable charming cottages. Super friendly hosts, tidy grounds with fun lighting. Each cottage is different and all are equally charming. Meticulously clean and well organized. Lots of kitchen supplies . Would absolutely recommend anyone stop by here on the way to or from Yellowstone or grand Teton
2. The Alpine House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 439 reviews
Built of century old timbers, our European-style hotel is run for, and by, people who share a passion for the mountains. A luxurious 22- room inn with an informal atmosphere,we pride ourselves on our personal service, great food and wine, and inviting rooms. Start your day in our sunny dining room with local coffee and breakfast prepared with regional and organic ingredients by our chef each morning. Enjoy a short walk or hop on our complimentary bicycles to downtown Jackson's dining and shopping. After a day of adventure, renew with a massage in the Little Spa. Stop by the Viking Bar for craft beer or wine overlooking our perennial gardens. The Alpine House is the perfect place to begin your adventures. A regular bus services the ski slopes in winter and we provide guided climbs and ski tours. Family-run by Hans and Nancy Johnstone for 25 years, our lodge is eco-certified, with handcrafted bath botanicals and our own sustainable garden.
Helps if you are in shape!
Reviewed By crocusloverWe chose this place for its proximity to downtown Jackson Hole. Easy walk to pretty much everything in town. Our room was on the second floor and getting all of our luggage up the stairs is something I wouldn't want to do again. There are many steps to the second floor! The rooms are on the small side and there's no fridge which was inconvenient as we are travelling and had to throw everything out. One huge inconvenience is the bathroom sink. Super small with virtually no counter space or shelves other than a shelf way under the sink. This is so easily remedied but they chose to put a modern bowl sink and so we had to juggle our toiletries constantly. Beds and linens are very comfy! Our room was made up twice and the towels and floor mat were taken but not replaced. There is coffee and refreshments available but twice it was cookies that were like hockey pucks - hard and burnt. I took one bite and threw the rest away. They also offer apple and oranges. The breakfast is very very good. And the breakfast area is very nicely arranged with cloth tablecloths. Very upscale! Every day they had large warm ham and cheese croissants ready to go if you are in a hurry. Lots of other choices - sweet breads, granola, fruit etc. The omelette chefs vary and the omelettes vary as well. The first day my husband RAVED about his omelette. The next day there was a different chef and his omelette was runny with way too much cheese. If I was younger I'd stay here again!
3. K3 Guest Ranch Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 431 reviews
K3 Guest Ranch - is a themed room guest ranch depicting the West where Cowboys and Indians were the norm of life. K3 Guest Ranch is the ideal place for a real Western-style vacation, quiet weekend getaway, wedding, family reunion or business retreat, or as a base camp for exploring the stunning Yellowstone National Park and the surrounding region.
What a way to start our trip in the West!
Reviewed By leadcurveEven though we didn't get to spend as much time with Jerry as we would have liked (since we were on the go all day), we loved our stay at K-3 Guest Ranch. Jerry was definitely the entertainment, Heather was an excellent cook and Terry ran everything else like a fine oiled machine. We were so glad we were able to stay 4 nights and mostly did everything we had intended including a Wild Horse excursion (booked thru Jerry) and it was awesome. Met so many nice people and were able to share our experiences every day. Would definitely return! (We stayed in the Teton room).
4. Inn on the Creek
Overall Ratings
5 based on 538 reviews
Serenely situated along Flat Creek, Inn On The Creek is your own private refuge and sanctuary from the outside world. Year round you will experience the charm of the wildlife along the creek that runs behind the Inn, while you are served breakfast in bed. Located three blocks from Jackson Hole Town Square. Read the reviews below to see why the Inn on the Creek is called "Jackson Hole's Most Celebrated Inn".
Very Nice Hotel with Personal Touches
Reviewed By John HWe were on our way to Yellowstone and booked this B&B. We had a very nice room with large tub and fireplace. We didn't use either, but the room overall was large and very nice. In the evenings they offered a happy hour with wine and beer complimentary and they hosted it. The next morning they served us a wonderful breakfast of quiche, blueberry muffin, and fruit. They served us coffee and juice. It was all very personal and served with real plates and silverware. It felt more like eating at a neighbors than a hotel. I think the one word that characterizes this place would be "Personal". A pretty rare find in the day of chain hotels and poor service.
5. Elk Antler Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
We are a small family-friendly motel; family owned. Our rooms are log-cabin style with completely new bathrooms, flat screen tv's, refrigerator, microwave and free wi-fi. We have a triple queen suite room and double queen suites,as well bunk bed rooms for kids. We are close to the Hot Springs State Park, Yellowstone National Park, and canoeing, boating, fishing, hunting and hiking.
A+
Reviewed By amybR4889MXWe went on a family vacation to Yellowstone. We had booked and paid for a hotel at the Best Western, when we arrived they told us they overbooked their hotel and gave us a refund. We stopped at several hotels before we found this place. We went in and asked if they had rooms, they did! We told them about our bad experience at the other Hotel. They gave us a discount for our room, and we got checked in. The Hotel was very clean and the rooms were comfortable. The best experience was the staff. The manager was so sweet. She made sure we were comfortable, and checked in on us a few times. She was the best! When we left we thanked her for everything and she gave us a little lavender cross for our car for safe travels. We would highly recommend this property if you want reassurance there are still great people in this world!
6. Gannett Peak Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 150 reviews
The Gannett Peak Lodge in Pinedale Wyoming is a newly refurbished Lodge at the foot of the Wind River Range. Come explore Fremont and Island Lakes, fish the Green River and Green River Lakes, backpack to the Cirque of the Towers, visit Granite Hot Springs, or stop on or from your way of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National parks. This Motel is a great alternative if you need a clean and comfortable room with beautiful hanging baskets outside your door, before heading into the Bridger Wilderness, the Wind River Mountain Range, and visiting the Museum of the Mountain Man.
Quaint motel in super quaint town
Reviewed By Jim GMy wife loved staying in this cute motel. We typically stay in brand hotels (Marriott brand) so this was out of the norm. Definitely worth it. Comfortable, affordable, clean. If you're wanting 4 star....just go to Jackson. Saw a moose in town as we were getting out of our car for dinner. Big win.
7. Devils Tower Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 673 reviews
Simply the Finest and the Closest accommodations in the Devils Tower Area. Built around the former Park Superintendents home, every window showcases the tower. Each Room is unique with fine appointments and creative decor. Give us a call for availability.
Amazing home away from home for adventure
Reviewed By 6alecjI just recently spent the weekend here at the lodge and all I have to say is that it was an absolutely wonderful experience. The lodges atmosphere really makes you feel like you are visiting a friends house, except the friends you are visiting are strangers from around the world. You get the opportunity to meet these people and talk about their experiences in the communal dinner they host every night, and just get to enjoy the peace, quiet, and beauty of the devils tower when hanging out at the lodge. The guide service was fantastic, professional, amd safe, and the adventure of following my first multi pitch trad route from one of their guides was an adventure I will remember forever! Would recommend for anyone traveling to the area.
8. Historic Hotel Greybull
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 232 reviews
1916 era hotel offering gracefully restored period rooms. Enjoy a step back in time. Relax in a small town atmosphere in the shadow of the Bighorn Mountains. We provide a homestyle continental breakfast, WIFI and friendly service. (Above photo is 1930's era)
Loved It!
Reviewed By MTB-IllinoisTake a step back and enjoy the creaky floors and the comfortable rooms! We did not experience any phenomena or we were so tired we slept through it! But a fantastic stay in a quaint little town. Such personal service and the banana bread is delicious! I recommend a stay here!
9. Pahaska Tepee Resort
Overall Ratings
3 based on 347 reviews
Great place
Reviewed By David EIf you are looking for a no frills basic stay with no cell phones, no TV this is the place. Our room was rustic but clean. Just a simple get back to nature place. Woke up most mornings with Bison somewhere around our cabin. Restaurant was wonderful with great food and service.
10. Holiday Lodge Motel Campground
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Holiday Lodge was established in 1961 with western desert design and now is owned and operated by Huang’s family since 2014. We are offering you the things you remember from the old days: clean, cozy rooms, friendly faces, and old-fashioned hospitality. Our quaint motel and campground offers a perfect retreat to travelers year-round. Holiday Lodge’s accommodations are the most versatile in our area! With a campground, cabins, RV sites and our clean, bright, comfortable motel — you can stay your way! We are offering affordable lodging options within easy walking distance to Downtown Lander restaurants, bars and shopping. Most of our motel rooms and Cabins face the Popo Agie River, which runs right behind the motel, next to our private riverfront tenting and picnic grounds.
It was clean!
Reviewed By secondcrRoom was where everyone that walked their dog could look right in the room and dog crap everywhere under my windows! The windows were so bad you could push the whole window and screen into the room. And no safe. Only asked once if I wanted to buy some weed! Idiot in the RV park banging on the bed of hid truck with a sledge hammer all evening, called the office and she could not speak enough English to understand the problem!
