The Elk Refuge Inn is nestled up against the foothills that surround the National Elk Refuge, about two miles north of downtown Jackson and about a five-minute drive to the entrance to Grand Teton National Park. Our location is unique in that our guests are able to enjoy the breath-taking natural landscapes found in Jackson Hole while still in close enough proximity to the historic town of Jackson
to easily drop in and enjoy the numerous local restaurants, shopping opportunities, family and adventure activities, as well as nightlife. The views from the inn are spectacular, the rooms memorable, and the service personal. The Elk Refuge Inn has a total of 24 comfortable rooms and suites, approximately half of which are fully-equipped with kitchenettes for your convenience. All rooms include full bathrooms, high speed internet, flat screen TVs, microwaves, coffee machines, small refrigerators, air conditioning, and a private patio or balcony for you to slow down, breath deep, and soak in the surrounding mountain air while enjoying the endless valley views. As fore-mentioned, The Elk Refuge Inn is adjacent to the National Elk Refuge in Jackson Hole, granting visitors an incredible vantage point to view the native wildlife. During the winter months, elk herds in the thousands come to feed at the refuge. As the morning sun rises it glistens off the freshly fallen snow, illuminating the magnificent sanctuary filled with countless bugling elk, grazing bison, soaring bald eagles, and graceful trumpeter swans gliding across the misting ponds. Often times many other indigenous animals can be seen in and around the refuge such as big horn sheep, foxes, and even a bear now and again! We are truly lucky to have such a breath-taking location to share with our guests from all over the world. Each and every day is filled with exchanging wildlife sightings, shared stories of adventure, and of course, an excellent recommendation for dinner and drinks at a favorite local restaurant after a full day of experiencing the magic that is Jackson Hole.
