Luxury Lodging Near Yellowstone National Park

Whether you're headed up the gondola for ski runs, on a trail to a wildflower meadow, casting your fishing pole into cool rivers or driving the scenic roads through Yellowstone National Park, there's no need to rough it. At the park's southern entrance, luxury and nature blend in a number of top-tier lodges all within easy distance of Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, the National Elk Refuge and the city of Jackson, Wyoming.

Jenny Lake Lodge

After a long day on the trail, you'll melt into an oversized bed in one of Jenny Lake Lodge's 37 finely furnished yet rustic cabins. Enjoy the absence of television and phones while listening to the birds in the forest. Breakfast and dinner in the main lodge is a gourmet affair.

Jenny Lake Road
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming 83013
(800) 628-9988
www.gtlc.com/lodging/jenny-lake-lodge-overview.aspx

Snake River Lodge and Spa

Ponder the Tetons while floating in the Snake River Lodge's idyllic pool. Treat those aching muscles to a relaxing massage and enjoy ski-in/ski-out convenience all winter long.

7710 Granite Loop Road
Teton Village, Wyoming 83025
(866) 975-7625
snakeriverlodge.rockresorts.com/guest-rooms/descriptions.asp

Amangani

At Amangani, nature surrounds you. The lodge integrates natural materials in its modern, but warm, design. Sit by the fire and dine on local and organic dishes before relaxing in the hot tub as the sun sets behind the mountains. Learn about nature and Western history in the cozy Library.

1535 North East Butte Road
Jackson, Wyoming 83001
(877) 734-7333
www.amanresorts.com/amangani/resort.aspx

Hotel Terra

Keep your footprint light at Hotel Terra, which has natural mattresses topped with organic linens and organic fair-trade coffee. Modern touches include flat screen TVs and Bose sound systems. Enjoy crepes, smoothies and fresh juice in the café then choose your spot for serenity--the spa, fireplace, rooftop hot tub or infinity pool.

3335 West Village Drive
Teton Village, Wyoming 83025
(307) 739-4000
www.hotelterrajacksonhole.com

Teton Mountain Lodge and Spa

Nestled against the Teton range, just 2 miles east of blue-ribbon trout fishing in the Snake River, Teton Mountain Lodge is scenic and luxurious. Conde Nast Traveler rated its spa among the best of 2008. Stretch out in their pools, hot tubs or Bikram yoga studio.

3385 Cody Lane
Teton Village, Wyoming 83025
(800) 631-6271
www.tetonlodge.com

Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole

Dining on seafood next to the Westbank Grill's enormous stone fireplace is the epitome of rustic luxury. The Four Season's 11,685-square foot spa has Swiss showers, soaking tubs and tranquility lounges. In addition to traditional hotel rooms, 32 private two- to five-bedroom residences are available to rent.

7680 Granite Loop Road
Teton Village, Wyoming 83025
(307) 732-5000
www.fourseasons.com/jacksonhole

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Article Written By Kelly Aspen

Kelly Aspen's writing focuses on natural places, cultural sites and wildlife. She has nine years of experience as an editor and writer for magazines, books and websites, including Trails.com, Travels.com and Weekendnotes.com. She attended Vassar College and now lives in the mountains of Colorado.

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