Best Wedding Hotels in Wyoming

With Jackson Hole increasingly becoming a popular luxury vacation spot, it should come as no surprise that you'll find a Four Seasons here. This sprawling resort, enclosed within the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort complex in Teton Village, offers opportunities for golfing, hiking and whitewater rafting; plus, the slopes are just steps from the lobby doors. Back on resort grounds, recent guests highly recommend taking advantage of the outdoor whirlpools – a soak after a day on the ski trails is a great way to unwind – and the services offered at the in-house spa. Meanwhile, the hearty fare served at Westbank Grill will satisfy your appetite after an adventure-packed day. If you'd rather do dinner and a movie, cozy up in your down duvet in your guest room or suite, order room service and make a date with the room's smart TV, which streams music and movies. Previous guests said a stay here is pricey, but also note that the staff goes out of its way to make sure needs are met.

Sitting at the base of Teton Village's slopes, Hotel Terra Jackson Hole offers easy access to the region's most popular activities, including skiing, hiking and mountain biking. But there are several reasons why guests choose this hotel over other properties within the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort area. First, there are the spacious and bright guest rooms with green and blue accents, heated floors, gas fireplaces and flat-screen TVs. (Some guests remark that rooms here can cost a pretty penny, but most agree that the combination of in-house amenities and the dramatic mountain views validate the price.) Then there are the staff members, who win guests over with their friendly and helpful demeanors. And finally, there's Hotel Terra's eco-friendliness: The property earned its LEED-silver certification thanks to its efforts to save water and improve energy efficiency. Sustainable practices are used throughout the property, from the guest rooms to the Italian kitchen at the on-site Il Villaggio Osteria restaurant and from the infinity pool to the Chill Spa.

Frequent visitors are loyal to the Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa for a number of reasons. For some, it's the simple style of the furnishings and the hints of local culture found in each of the rooms (along with the availability of private fireplaces, full kitchens and whirlpool tubs). For others, it's the luxurious amenities like the expansive indoor and outdoor pools, the full-service SpaTerre and the tasty cuisine served at Spur, the lodge's recently remodeled dining establishment. But there's one thing that almost every guest agrees upon: The lodge's proximity to ski slopes and hiking trails (the hotel is located within the Jackson Hole Mountain complex) – not to mention its views of the Teton Mountains – make it a great home base for adventure.

The Snake River Lodge & Spa offers guests a peaceful retreat from touristy Teton Village. Visitors praise the on-site spa, which offers a wide variety of treatments, some of which are inspired by the lodge's surroundings, including the Organic Mountain Body Ritual or Mountain Soother facial. The mountain theme carries through to the guest rooms, which are decked out in wooden furnishings, rich green and burgundy hues and crackling fireplaces. And to get a true taste of Jackson Hole, sample the menu items at the Gamefish Restaurant, where local specialties like the buffalo filet mignon and the beef, buffalo and elk chili will satisfy even the most discerning carnivore. Recent guests say that the Snake River Lodge has great amenities and customer service, but guests weren't as fond of the steep resort fee. 

Sitting about 5 miles northwest of downtown Jackson, Wyoming, (and within the boundaries of a wildlife sanctuary), Spring Creek Ranch beckons to travelers interested in the animal kingdom. Recent visitors rave about the stunning mountain vistas. To get a better look at the elk and bison that roam these parts, tag along on one of the hotel's wildlife safaris (for an additional fee), or check out an artistic rendition in the National Museum of Wildlife Art. When you aren't out communing with nature, soak up some rays lounging by the pool or relax at the on-site Wilderness Adventure Spa. And as for the lodgings themselves, most guests love having their own cabins, which house wood-burning fireplaces and wireless internet access, as well as private patios or balconies. However, some visitors mention that the lack of air conditioning can make a summer stay slightly uncomfortable, while others note that the cabins could use an update.

Located about 5 miles north of Jackson, Wyoming, Amangani offers panoramic views of the nearby Snake River Valley and Teton Mountains. Recent guests said that the resort's name – meaning "peaceful home" in the language of the Shoshone – truly represents the atmosphere. Visitors claim that upon arriving at Amangani, any stress just melts away thanks to the friendly staff and the breathtaking surroundings. The decor here is reminiscent of an old ski lodge with exposed stone walls and Native American-inspired furnishings. Meanwhile, the resort's suites are spacious, boasting fireplaces and oversized bathrooms with deep soaking tubs. Amangani also features a variety of on-site amenities that boost its luxurious-yet-homey reputation, including a gourmet restaurant, a library and a spa. The only complaints from past travelers had to do with the restaurant service and the accommodations, which some said looked a little worn. 

If you're looking to immerse yourself in the history of Jackson Hole, stay here: This grand dame in downtown Jackson has welcomed visitors since 1941, and it still looks much like it did back when it first opened its doors. Rooms are decorated with local paintings, carvings and needlepoint pillows, while the furniture is reminiscent of a rustic mountain lodge. Guests love The Wort's traditional feel, but they also appreciate the more recent additions to the property, including free Wi-Fi service and a fitness center with Jacuzzi tubs. Though you won't be sleeping at the foot of the slopes, you'll have no trouble reaching the mountains thanks to The Wort's complimentary ski shuttle. Back at the hotel, you can thaw out with a drink at the Silver Dollar Bar or a hot and hearty meal at the Silver Dollar Grill. Recent guests say a stay will cost you a pretty penny, but the customer service doesn't disappoint. Keep in mind that members of the I Prefer Hotel Rewards program can earn and redeem points by choosing to stay here.

At the base of Snow King Mountain in Jackson, Wyoming, the Snow King Resort offers relaxing amenities in a picturesque location. Recent guests love the location and accommodations, but others visitors bemoan the nearby noise. This modern resort provides shuttle service to Jackson Hole Airport and Teton Village. Additional amenities include a 24-hour fitness center, a seasonal outdoor pool and a full-service spa with hair salon services. Modern, western-themed guest rooms feature flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi access. Some accommodations also come with kitchenettes and dining tables. Pet-friendly lodging options are available. A resort fee covers most amenities. For those in town for business, the hotel features flexible indoor and outdoor meeting spaces.