While there are certainly a healthy number of lodging alternatives to select from in the Jackson Hole area, picking a B&B in which to temporarily hang your hat means you’ll experience a more intimate style of accommodations here in the Tetons. A B&B offers a smaller, more homelike setting than a larger hotel or resort. And Jackson Hole Hideout is without a doubt a B&B option that boasts its own unique character and special brand of serenity.
Unique, Cozy Lodging Choice
Jackson Hole Hideout is at once far from the visiting crowds, yet still nearby all the action that Jackson Hole and its environs has to offer. Nestled amongst mighty evergreen trees and tucked back on a hill in Wilson, the B&B at first glance resembles a quirky treehouse. In fact, it was once called A Teton Treehouse, due to its location in the trees high above the valley on the western slope of the Tetons, as well as its multi-layered aesthetic. Ten years ago, the then-owners named it “Jackson Hole Hideout” in a nod to the Old West and because the B&B is a true sanctuary—a “hideout”—in which to stay during a visit to Jackson Hole.
“If you have ever wanted to experience living in a mountain home, this is the place… The breakfasts were amazing and the inn was spectacular.” – TripAdvisor reviewer from Washington.
In 2016, a complete restoration of the B&B occurred, updating all the bathrooms and bedrooms with new fixtures, showers, beds, paint, and more, including the main living area, kitchen and outdoor areas. The interior design also has a more Western flair than it had previously. The B&B features five spacious rooms on different levels of the house—including a suite—that are designed to fit anyone's budget and taste for lodging in Jackson Hole.
Quick Facts
Location: 6175 Heck of a Hill Rd., Wilson
Accommodations: There is a three-night minimum stay at Jackson Hole Hideout. The B&B offers five luxurious rooms (two kings, two queens and a suite sleeping four to five.) Room rates range from $1,595 per night in winter, to $2,895 during summer season.
Amenities: Daily housekeeping; fresh hearty breakfasts; decks off each room; a firepit; snuggly robes in every room
Minimum stay: Three nights
Phone: 307-733-3233
Website: jacksonholehideout.com
Secluded—Yet Still Close To Everything
Jackson Hole Hideout may be a bit off the beaten path, yet is nevertheless close to all the ski resorts, town, hiking, biking, rafting, golfing, horseback riding, shopping, restaurants, and, of course, two of the nation’s most spectacular national parks.
You came out here to experience this special place and you can still do that from Jackson Hole Hideout; it’s that convenient.
The B&B is just 15 minutes from Teton Village and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and a 15-minute drive to downtown Jackson and Town Square. The Granite Canyon Entrance to Grand Teton National Park is approximately 17 minutes away; Yellowstone National Park is an hour-and-a-half drive.
Peaceful, Restful, Serene
Jackson Hole Hideout’s more home-like setting means the innkeepers are readily available to answer questions and offer suggestions about where-to-go and what-to-see in Jackson Hole. The B&B has the extra caveat of feeling like a true retreat after a busy day spent sightseeing and taking advantage of all the outdoor physical activities in Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park.
You can go out for a day hike and when you come back to the B&B, still feel as if you are out in the woods without having to actually camp out. It’s adventurous to be up in the trees.
The Hideout offers two rooms with king-sized beds, two with queen beds, and a suite called the GunSlinger which features two private rooms. One of the rooms in the suite has a king bed and beautiful window seats overlooking the valley, and the Bridger-Teton National Forest. The other room can be configured as another king room or two twin XL beds. It’s the only room with a private entrance and large foyer and is ideal for families, honeymoons and anniversaries.
Renting out the entire house of the Jackson Hole Hideout has become a popular option for families, family reunions, corporate retreats, or just about any other small gathering event. When you rent the entire house, you get complete privacy with no other guests on site coupled with an innkeeper service that is readily available upon your request.
All rooms have private decks, allowing you to wake up to the sunrise while spying on some wildlife below and taking in the scents of the forest. There is also a firepit on one of the decks off the breakfast room where you can relax day or night.
In addition to the breakfast room, the B&B has a generous-sized, yet cozy, living room with a large, flat-screen TV and a huge stone fireplace, plus lots of books for you to peruse. The subjects of these books include the history of Jackson Hole, the American West, the Old West, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, wildlife and photography.
A couple from Michigan that was recently checking into Jackson Hole Hideout on their first trip to Jackson Hole, said they chose a B&B “because it’s different and it’s friendly. You get to know the local area and feel like you live here.”
“You’re not hanging out in a hotel room… Instead, you’re hanging out in the B&B’s living room; it’s more relaxed and inviting.”
So, if you like that home sweet home ambiance, and you want to also feel like you’re a local, then Jackson Hole Hideout is for you.
Jackson Hole Hideout is located at 6175 Heck of a Hill Rd. in Wilson. For more information and reservations, please call 307-733-3233, or visit jacksonholehideout.com.