We stayed two nights. The reception was friendly and well informed, gave us good information on things to do in Jackson. Our cabin was clean, comfortable and well equiped with everything we needed. The location was perfect to walk to downtown shops and restaurants. Would definitely stay there again.

We stayed in a cabin for two nights and it was very clean and comfy except for the pillows which were lumpy and hot. We both were a little under the weather from the difference in altitude but we will definitely stay here again. Beds were very comfortable and really liked the kitchenette and did I mention two flat screen TV's one in living room and one in bedroom. Internet kept making us sign in after a few minutes but overall it was not a big deal. Loved being able to park directly in front of the cabin. Front desk staff were friendly and we loved the hot chocolate which was available all day and the cookies in the afternoon. Great stay !

We stayed here for a week and had a great experience. Slightly larger cabins than at Cowboy Village which is just behind the Elk Country Inn and part of the same group including the 49er and Antler Inn. The cabin was perfect for two people and they offer a free shuttle to Jackson Hole Resort. The shuttle stops at Elk Country Lodge first, then the 49er, Antler Inn and finally Cowboy Village, so we got a seat every day. And reverse, the shuttle stopped here first. And if you miss it, just walk over to the Cowboy Inn. The staff for the most part was friendly with the exception of one gentleman. I walked in to get some cookies they have around 5:00 PM. I walked in, said "Hello! How are you today?" No response. Got a few cookies and said "It's cold out." He looked at me and said "Can I help you?" I said I am staying here, gave my room number, and said I was just grabbing two cookies for my wife and me. "Oh! I didn't know who you were, so I didn't know what to say." Are you joking me? Based on that, don't say hi to anybody and don't respond to anybody that says hi to you if you don't know them. What kind of hospitality is that? The sauna was nice, but not very well set up. First, no where to change, so you have to run like lightning in your swimsuit on ice, in 6 F. Shoes not allowed inside, but everyone seems to disregard that sign. No drinking, but everyone seems to ignore that as well. And mildew on the wall in really only one place. Under the vent, which happens to be where the three hooks are located to hang your jacket. Gross. So easy to clean, but no one bothered. However I did not stay there for the sauna. We stayed there for the great price, proximity to downtown, and the free shuttle to the resort.

I'm always happy to return to the Elk Country Inn, a locally owned and well managed lodging in the heart of Jackson. The Inn offers well appointed hotel rooms which include coffee, a little refrigerator and microwave. Comfortable log cabins with full kitchens are also available. Our ski club gets a warm welcome when we return every January. There is an indoor hot tub to soothe aching muscles. There is a free shuttle to and from the Jackson Hole resort for world class skiing. There is also regularly scheduled local bus service, and it's only a few blocks to the lively and historic Town Square with numerous restaurants, bars and shops. Bubba's barbecue restaurant right next door to the elk Country Inn serves ample breakfasts and dinners.