Jackson Hole Hideout

Amy and Eddie, the innkeepers, were the best, and the owner happened to be visiting at the same time, so we had the pleasure of meeting and talking with them. My wife and I had a great time at the Jackson Hole Hideout. The location is great, and it’s a beautiful place to stay while visiting Jackson Hole. You can tell there’s a real effort to make everything just right.

Amy and Eddie made us feel right at home, and the beautiful house has so many thoughtful touches that show how much they care about making the stay memorable. Check-in was the easiest we’ve ever had at a B&B. Our room had its own bathroom, a patio with a swing, and a window seat with a lovely view. We loved breakfast for both the food and the fun conversations, and early morning coffee in the dome on the main patio was a treat. This place takes B&Bs to another level. If you’re in Jackson Hole, you must stay at The Hideout.

The room walls are thin, and we could clearly hear the neighbors, so light sleepers may want earplugs. There’s no TV in the rooms, which we actually liked because it nudged us to disconnect. There’s also no AC, but the cool mountain air, open windows, and provided fan worked perfectly for us. We loved the authentic mountain feel of the property, and it was a peaceful place to come back to after long days of hiking and sightseeing. It’s close enough to Grand Teton that we didn’t spend all our time driving, but still tucked away. Amy and Eddie were fantastic, made us feel at home, and gave us spot-on local recommendations. Their breakfasts were a real treat. Jackson Hole Hideout was exactly the cozy, welcoming B&B we wanted for our Grand Teton trip. My wife and I would absolutely stay again. The genuine hospitality and personal touches made all the difference.

Amy and Eddie took such good care of our group during our girls’ bachelorette week. We had the absolute best stay and can’t say enough good things about it. Thank you so much!