Walter D.
Yelp
As background, I have stayed at various "high-end" properties, including the Fairmont and Palace Hotels in San Francisco and the Enchantment in Sedona. I therefore have some basis for comparison in rating this hotel and its services and facilities.
To call this place a "resort" is a misnomer, for there is little about it to warrant this designation -- the exercise room and pool area were akin to what one would find at a Holdiay Inn; there is no golf or tennis; no entertainment is provided, and the dining room itself and the food was average at best, this includes the complimentary breakfast. Further, as observed in other reviews, our room was not clean, with built-up crud in the bathroom.
In addition, on our second night the TV in our room froze, with only the channel guide available. The front desk sent two employees, ostensibly from maintenance, to correct the problem -- all either could do was push some buttons on the remote, which my wife and I had already done. In response to my expressed disgust with the television situation, one of the employees preceded to lecture me about my rudeness and lack of appreciation for his efforts. In the end, we were moved to another room and the Hotel did waive the $27 a night "resort" fee, which, considering that the property was anything but a "resort," was no great compensation for the inconvenience of having to unpack, move, and then repack.
In all fairness, two items must be noted -- the shuttle service to town was both convenient and efficient and Adin the bartender was great. He was friendly, offered prompt and excellent service, and helped assure that our time in the bar was relaxing and restful.
While I realize that Jackson Hole lodging is pricey, for some $600 an night this place as a severe disappointment and, as such, I would not recommend it.