For over 10 years, we have returned to the Wildflower -- mostly for skiing vacations in February-March, but also in August -September for hiking and climbing. Tucked away in an Aspen grove next to a small stream, it is centrally located for hiking, skiing and going-to-town.
Constructed of great hand-hewn logs, the 5 very comfortable rooms in the main house allow for a perfect combination of privacy and socializing. There is also an adjacent 2-bedroom guest house.
Most important, it is a warm and inviting place. The breakfasts are legendary... great start-your-day meals, where guests - gathered around a large oak dining table - share stories and plan the day ahead. Ken and Sherrie - who ski, hike and climb themselves - are wonderful hosts who know the area well and are great resources. We have made some good friends at this table and always enjoy the interesting conversations.

The Wildflower Inn is outstanding in many ways. The wooded setting is beautiful, the inn is surrounded by gorgeous wildflower gardens, and the location is perfect - 15 minutes from the entrace to the Grand Teton National Park and less than 15 minutes to the town of Jackson. It is about a 5 minute drive to Teton Village, the ski area.
The inn is beautifully decorated and, although it was build in 1989, the decor throughout looks new. The rooms are immaculate, attractively decorated, and include all kinds of special ammenities.
The innkeepers, Sherrie and Ken, are wonderful hosts and very helpful in aquainting you with the Jackson Hole area and recommending the best places for everything from hiking trails to fine dining.
The absolutely delicious breakfasts are prepared each morning by a delightful gourmet chef.
We look forward to visiting again.

My family stayed at the Wildflower Inn in Jackson between Christmas and New Year's. It was our first time in Jackson, and I wanted our experience to be unforgettable. The inn's owners made us feel as if we had all the comforts of home along with us. They welcomed us into their log home and made every effort to insure our vacation was our best ever. They offered us information and suggestions on all kinds of activities, shops and places to eat. Delectable homemade breakfasts greeted us each morning and freshly made snacks were waiting for us every afternoon (one of their chefs works at a top local restaurant). As former ski instructors and long-time residents of Jackson, they had all the info on ski shops, skiing conditions and guides. The inn is located west of Jackson, near an area full of wildlife and close to Jackson Hole Ski Resort but still only 10 minutes from downtown. We were fortunate to watch a young bull moose snack on some bushes right in the inn's backyard. Our room was clean, comfortable, bright and warm, even during the below-zero nights. We will certainly return to Jackson, and I can't imagine staying anywhere other than the Wildflower Inn. It was far better than any luxury hotel we could have stayed at.

We just returned from an amazing stay at The Wildflower Inn in Jackson Hole. The Innkeepers are truly professional and will gladly help and suggest outstanding daily itineraries as well as be gracious hosts throughout your stay. The Wildflower Inn is about 8 miles from the town of Jackson and 5 to Teton Village. You are at the gateway of Teton National Park. The Inn itself is impeccable, attention to detail in all the rooms and common areas are evident throughout. The Innkeepers built this log "chalet", it has 5 guest rooms on approximately 3 acres at the foot of the Tetons. Each room has its own bathroom, bathrobes and are superbly decorated, super clean and gorgeous views. We had a different breakfast every morning from gingerbread pancakes, buckwheat waffles, scones, fruit, baked eggs and amazing bacon. We stayed at the Wildflower for an entire week and everyday just got better. We found the location to be perfect and after inspecting several other properties, we were still very glad we chose the Wildflower Inn and would return in a heartbeat.