We arrived in Jackson Hole with out prior reservations and spotted the Best Western - The Lodge. Got the room and proceeded to our room - by far the best room I have ever stayed in. I've stayed in a 5 star hotel before and seriously this was by far MUCH better than the 5 star hotel we stayed in. The room was awesome. Very beautiful room. The desk had a media port so cameras, cell phones, etc could be plugged in. There was a huge TV in the room.The bed was so very comfortable. The decor fit the area we were visiting. The price for the room was just under $100. We ended up staying 2 nights. The breakfast was also great. They had many items to choose from. It was a nice, large dining room so you weren't right on top of the people around you. The front desk staff was helpful and friendly. If I ended up in Jackson Hole, I would stay at this Best Western again. I would highly recommend it.

We had a room with two queen beds and a sofa, fireplace, refridge. etc. Very nice but quite expensive. Not sure it was worth quite as much as they charged. Beds were comfortable and room was decorated nicely. Breakfast was good but after staying a few days the scrambled eggs and tough potatoes became old. The fresh fruit was very good. Would have been nice to have had bacon or sausage on one of the days.

New remodel done in Spring of 2012 did not skimp on expenses. They have a great multi media hub on the desk that let me charge three devises and stream my computer onto the huge monitor from my HDMI cord. The bathroom is spacious with lots of room for your toiletries and anything else you could possibly need. The sofa bed and two queen beds was nice change. The couch was perfect to just relax on with out having to lay in bed. The Keurig coffee maker gave me the same cup of coffee I enjoy at home. I was nervous about the pool being 75% inside and 25% outside, but they keep in nice and warm. The inside hot tub and outside hot tub gave a good choice. The staff was friendly, helpful and efficient. Breakfast is nicely spread out so you are not on top of everyone as you make a selection. The fruit is fresh (not frozen or canned). We had fresh melon and pineapple during our stay. Yes, the eggs are really good and the yoghurt with berries was a nice departure from yoplait. The grocery stores, restaurants and a nice community park with playground are in easy walking distance. We even tried out the public library on a rainy day and it was perfect to just sit and read with the kids. Did I mention great rates?

We were surprised and impressed by our room, which wouldn't have been out of place in a luxury hotel, with a great bathroom and huge shower. Far better than anything else we've seen from a Best Western. Notably better than the Wyoming round the corner.

The public areas of the hotel are more typical and so, sadly was the "free" breakfast. Aside from being a bit of a zoo with the hotel being full, it was a restricted buffet and quite what logic drives a hotel to offer a hot full breakfast and choose not to make bacon available quite defeats me. I mean do they want their clients to enjoy the food? To get food that is on a par with the rooms they've just tumbled out of? Or do they just want to say "free hot breakfast" in the belief that rubbery eggs are just fine so long as its free. I'd rather pay for a freshly cooked-to-order breakfast of my choice that eat this stuff, and if I stayed here again I'd ignore the "free" breakfast ( actually of course it isn't free at all- simply included in your rate) and go out to get food of an appropriate quality and choice.

Of course the reality is that maybe they deal with so many tour groups that all want feeding at once so that a buffet is the only practical way. But then they need to understand that there are people who actively avoid buffets in favour of better quality food and a different sort of experience. The rooms here are able to satisfy both groups I guess, but to us there's a disconnect between those rooms and the rest of the hotel's offer.