Need to know
Rooms
Eight suites.
Check–Out
11am, but flexible, subject to availability. Earliest check-in, 4pm.
More details
Rates exclude breakfast ($35 a person). All stays include dedicated concierge and butler service; and non-alcoholic drinks and snacks from your minibar.
Also
All the public areas are wheelchair accessible, and the Yellowstone Suite is ADA compliant.
Hotel closed
The hotel is closed each year from 1 October to 23 November and from 8 April to 31 May.
At the hotel
Fitness studio; luxury ski room; sports shop; free WiFi throughout; laundry. In rooms: flatscreen TV; iPad-controlled sound system; minibar; Nespresso coffee machine; kettle and tea; kitchenette with top-of-the-range appliances; wood-burning stove; Le Labo bath products.
Our favourite rooms
One thing's for certain: there’s no such thing as a dud room at Caldera House. Each of the eight suites has been designed down to the finest of details – whether that’s the lustre and rich grain of a wooden floor, the texture of a stone wall or the colour of the crockery, chosen to match the kitchen and dining room. We could wax lyrical about all eight of them, but in the end, choosing one will come down to the size of your party and the design that grabs you the most.
Poolside
There’s a large, infinity-edge hot tub on a terrace overlooking the valley – the perfect spot for your apre-ski or post-hike soak. In the depths of winter, order a whiskey or two for added warmth.
Spa
Having limbered up in the plunge pool, step into the spa, where there’s a cedarwood sauna and a treatment room. The therapists are experts in restoring muscles that have been tested by Jackson Hole’s mountainous terrain, and can tailor massages to specific problem areas. The facials are also geared towards the alpine climate, using cutting-edge technology to rejuvenate skin that’s been put through its paces by cold or dry air. If you want to save yourself a walk, individual and couples’ treatments can be done in-suite.
Packing tips
Don’t forget your GoPro. In summer, you’ll capture first-person views as you clamber over precipitous peaks; in winter, film your death-or-glory descent into Corbet’s Couloir, Jackson Hole’s most (in)famous run.
Also
Hotel guests get access to the Members Lounge, the mid-century haunt of the hotel’s Alpine Club. A continental breakfast is served there each morning, and you can order food through from the restaurant later in the day.
Pet‐friendly
Dogs of all shapes and sizes can stay free; bowls and food are available on request. See more pet-friendly hotels in Jackson Hole.
Children
All ages are very welcome. Both the two- and four-bedroom suites have ample room for families, and there’s no shortage of activities to keep little Smiths occupied. Babysitting is available for $60 an hour; a day’s notice is needed when booking.