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.

I've stayed in a lot of B&B's, and I can honestly say that this one is my favorite. From the moment you pull into the driveway, speckled with trees full of white Christmas lights, you know this place is special. A huge log home, cozy as can be. It was perfectly clean, spacious, warm, and inviting. We stayed in the Columbine, which has cathedral ceilings, king bed w/ down comforter, and robes in the closet. The innkeeper gave us a tour of the other rooms- all are beautiful! My only complaint would be that the bathroom only has stall shower (no tub), and the sink is in the room, not the bathroom. And the towels were abnormally tiny! But if you feel like soaking, there is a hot tub in the beautiful solarium downstairs. The breakfast was delicious- we had yeast waffles and a berry smoothie and fresh fruit. The furniture, bedding, and decor are just gorgeous. We wanted to stay up and chat in the living room, so they offered tea and homemade chocolate chip cookies for us. This felt like home! We didn't want to leave. This place is amazing. You will love it!

We stayed at the Wildflower in June, and were left hungry for more. The Inn is spectacular - hand-built by the innkeepers, who left no detail undone. We woke up every morning to a mother moose and her two babies happily prancing around the fringe of the property - well within sight of our private balcony. The breakfasts were healthy and delicious, and afternoon herbal teas, and homemade treats were always available. The inn was exceptionally clean, and it's situated perfectly between the town of Jackson Hole and the entrance to the Tetons. We loved it so much that we begged to stay another night...but they were booked. We cannot say enough about this charming, rustic, incredible inn...we'll hopefully be back!

While this bed and breakfast is pricey, it is a first rate experience from start to finish. It is located in a quiet glade well back from the Wilson/Teton Village road in a setting of flowers, brooks, trees, and ponds. The log home has about 5 bedrooms in one wing allocated to guests and a large great room with adjoining solarium and hot tub. Every need has been anticipated.

The owner greeted us and took us to the great room where she spent at least 30 minutes patiently asking us about our interests regarding our stay in Jackson Hole. She suggested excellent restaurants, provided menus from each, suggested drives, specific companies for rafting, etc. Some of this information is available on the Wildflower Website and is available to all. It is wonderful advice.

While our room Indian Paintbrush was a bit small, and the lavatory was in the bedroom rather than the bath, it was lovely, clean, and thoughtfully prepared. Our private deck was a delight.

Sherri provides an afternoon snack for guests and has a bowl of fruit available at all times. A guest refrigerator is available for wine or picnic supplies, and paper plates and other items were also available to guests.

This was a super stay in all ways. The attention to detail was remarkable, and the personal attention was instrumental in making our vacation very special.