Best Western Flying Saddle Lodge - Alpine, Wyoming
Highway 89 and 26
Alpine, WY 83128 Nightly Rates(59.34 - 79.00)3 Star
Property Description
Welcome to the Best Western Flying Saddle Lodge, located directly on the banks of the Snake River, 35 miles south of Jackson, Wyoming at the mouth of the famous Snake River Canyon. We are independently owned and operated with 20 guest rooms and six Theme Cottages, all recently remodeled with Ralph Lauren Design, top of the line Serta® mattresses and more. Our location is worth the short drive from Jackson Hole to experience the west in luxury and with a staff that goes the extra mile and where nature surrounds you and not a town! Nestled between the beauties of 9,000 feet of lofty mountains with a spectacular view from your room, you can enjoy hiking, camping and all mountain sports in the area. We have a water paradise with the Snake River, Greys River Range and 14 miles long Palisades Reservoir all within 1 mile. Great fishing, boating and photography shots! Teton and Yellowstone Parks only a short beautiful drive away in several directions from our location. Our great restaurant has a variety of foods from elk, buffalo, and prime rib to seafood, vegetarian dishes and burgers. Also kids menu. You will find that our paradise includes wildlife roaming the property and eagles, eagles and more eagles. We accept pets! Because we love animals and nature and believe that all are connected to the energy of life! Come visit us! You will be glad you did.
Amenities
Bar/Lounge
Coffee Maker in Room
Fishing
Free Parking
Free Local Telephone Calls
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pool
Tennis
Television with Cable
Restaurant
Room Service
Room Information
Honeymoon/Anniversary Suite:
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This elegant suite features 8 jetted whirlpool tub for 2, romantic décor, 27-inch television with VCR, robes for Jacuzzi®, flowers, candles, champagne and more upon request.
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* 1 King Bed * No Smoking * Oversized Room * Executive Room
1 KING BED,NO SMOKING,HYDRO MASSAGE BATH
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* 1 King Bed * No Smoking * Hydro Massage Bath
2 QUEEN BEDS,LRG RM,2 BED & SOFABD,MICRO,FRIG,HAIR
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* 2 Queen Beds * Large Room * Two Beds And Sofabed * Microwave * Refrigerator * Hairdyer
2 QUEEN BEDS,NSMK,HI SPD NET,RIVER VIEW,27IN TV,IR
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* 2 Queen Beds * No Smoking * High Speed Internet Access * River View * 27-Inch Television * Iron And Ironing Board
1 KING BED,NSMK,HI SPD NET,OVERSIZED ROOM,27IN TV
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* 1 King Bed * No Smoking * High Speed Internet Access * Oversized Room * 27-Inch Television
SUITE-1 KING BED,NSMK,HI SPD NET,SCENIC VIEW,COTTA
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* Suite-1 King Bed * No Smoking * High Speed Internet Access * Scenic View * Cottage Unit
Rate Disclaimer
Indicative rates are for search purposes only. The entire range of rates may not be available during certain seasons or other specified periods of time. Check for specific rate availability when making a reservation.
Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 P.M.
Check out time is 11:00 A.M.
Time Zone is Mountain Standard Time
26 rooms.
0 suites.
1 floors.
Guarantee Policy
You must use a credit card to book online.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.
Nearby Cities:
* 36 mile(s) from Jackson Hole
Local Attractions:
Summer:* .5 mile(s) from Mountain Days celebrated in June 13-15, Alpine, Wyoming * 35 mile(s) from Old West Days celebrated in May 30-31, Jackson Hole, Wyoming * Fishing on Snake River * Hiking and mountain climbing * Mountain biking * River rafting * Water sports and boating at the Palisades Reservoir * Camping * Horseback riding * Hunting * Photography Winter: * Snowmobile Hill Climbs, Afton and Jackson Hole * Elk Refuge * Snow shoeing * Skiing and snowboarding * Snowmobiling * Photography 35 miles to Jackson Hole where you can enjoy a day of fine art, live action melodrama and unique shopping. In the winter visit the National Elk Refuge and take a sleigh ride or watch alive Western Street Show Down during summer months. 40 miles to the Grand Tetons 75 miles to Yellowstone National Park
Local Attractions:
Summer:* .5 mile(s) from Mountain Days celebrated in June 13-15, Alpine, Wyoming * 35 mile(s) from Old West Days celebrated in May 30-31, Jackson Hole, Wyoming * Fishing on Snake River * Hiking and mountain climbing * Mountain biking * River rafting * Water sports and boating at the Palisades Reservoir * Camping * Horseback riding * Hunting * Photography Winter: * Snowmobile Hill Climbs, Afton and Jackson Hole * Elk Refuge * Snow shoeing * Skiing and snowboarding * Snowmobiling * Photography 35 miles to Jackson Hole where you can enjoy a day of fine art, live action melodrama and unique shopping. In the winter visit the National Elk Refuge and take a sleigh ride or watch alive Western Street Show Down during summer months. 40 miles to the Grand Tetons 75 miles to Yellowstone National Park
Local Attractions:
Summer:* .5 mile(s) from Mountain Days celebrated in June 13-15, Alpine, Wyoming * 35 mile(s) from Old West Days celebrated in May 30-31, Jackson Hole, Wyoming * Fishing on Snake River * Hiking and mountain climbing * Mountain biking * River rafting * Water sports and boating at the Palisades Reservoir * Camping * Horseback riding * Hunting * Photography Winter: * Snowmobile Hill Climbs, Afton and Jackson Hole * Elk Refuge * Snow shoeing * Skiing and snowboarding * Snowmobiling * Photography 35 miles to Jackson Hole where you can enjoy a day of fine art, live action melodrama and unique shopping. In the winter visit the National Elk Refuge and take a sleigh ride or watch alive Western Street Show Down during summer months. 40 miles to the Grand Tetons 75 miles to Yellowstone National Park
Local Attractions:
Summer:* .5 mile(s) from Mountain Days celebrated in June 13-15, Alpine, Wyoming * 35 mile(s) from Old West Days celebrated in May 30-31, Jackson Hole, Wyoming * Fishing on Snake River * Hiking and mountain climbing * Mountain biking * River rafting * Water sports and boating at the Palisades Reservoir * Camping * Horseback riding * Hunting * Photography Winter: * Snowmobile Hill Climbs, Afton and Jackson Hole * Elk Refuge * Snow shoeing * Skiing and snowboarding * Snowmobiling * Photography 35 miles to Jackson Hole where you can enjoy a day of fine art, live action melodrama and unique shopping. In the winter visit the National Elk Refuge and take a sleigh ride or watch alive Western Street Show Down during summer months. 40 miles to the Grand Tetons 75 miles to Yellowstone National Park
Nearby Cities:
* 36 mile(s) from Jackson Hole
Nearby Cities:
* 36 mile(s) from Jackson Hole
Nearby Cities:
* 36 mile(s) from Jackson Hole
Transportation:
* 36 mile(s) from Jackson Airport
Nearby Cities:
* 36 mile(s) from Jackson Hole
Transportation:
* 36 mile(s) from Jackson Airport
Local Attractions:
Summer:* .5 mile(s) from Mountain Days celebrated in June 13-15, Alpine, Wyoming * 35 mile(s) from Old West Days celebrated in May 30-31, Jackson Hole, Wyoming * Fishing on Snake River * Hiking and mountain climbing * Mountain biking * River rafting * Water sports and boating at the Palisades Reservoir * Camping * Horseback riding * Hunting * Photography Winter: * Snowmobile Hill Climbs, Afton and Jackson Hole * Elk Refuge * Snow shoeing * Skiing and snowboarding * Snowmobiling * Photography 35 miles to Jackson Hole where you can enjoy a day of fine art, live action melodrama and unique shopping. In the winter visit the National Elk Refuge and take a sleigh ride or watch alive Western Street Show Down during summer months. 40 miles to the Grand Tetons 75 miles to Yellowstone National Park
Local Attractions:
Summer: * ˝ mile from Mountain Days celebrated in June 13-15, Alpine, Wyoming * 35 miles from Old West Days celebrated in May 30-31, Jackson Hole, Wyoming * Fishing on Snake River * Hiking and mountain climbing * Mountain biking * River rafting * Water sports and boating at the Palisades Reservoir * Camping * Horseback riding * Hunting * Photography Winter: * Snowmobile Hill Climbs, Afton and Jackson Hole * Elk Refuge * Snow shoeing * Skiing and snowboarding * Snowmobiling * Photography 35 miles to Jackson Hole where you can enjoy a day of fine art, live action melodrama and unique shopping. In the winter visit the National Elk Refuge and take a sleigh ride or watch alive Western Street Show Down during summer months. 40 miles to the Grand Tetons 75 miles to Yellowstone National Park
Transportation:
* 36 mile(s) from Jackson Airport
Related Wyoming Content
In the heart of the Rockies, Wyoming is known as the ‘Cowboy State’ and was the home of ‘Buffalo Bill’ Cody. It is the ninth-largest State in the USA and has the smallest population. The spirit of the Wild West is alive and kicking in Wyoming, with its open spaces, rugged country and breathtaking scenery. Ranching is still a major industry here, and one of the world’s largest rodeos – Cheyenne Frontier Days, held annually in July – has drawn visitors to the State capital since 1897. Visitors to Wyoming can also choose to spend time at one of the
many guest or working ranches and experience at first hand Wyoming’s special frontier heritage. Geographical attractions include 11 major mountain ranges, prairies, grasslands, parks, forests, lakes and rivers. The world’s first national park, the huge Yellowstone National Park (website: www.nps.gov/yell), is located on top of one of the earth’s few ‘hot spots’ – a place where the earth’s crust is so thin that the hot, molten core can influence surface conditions. Yellowstone’s violent volcanic history has resulted in a unique environment of geysers, bubbling hot pools, alpine lakes and great canyons. Old Faithful Geyser, the park’s most famous attraction, erupts almost hourly, sending jets of boiling water into the air. Just south of Yellowstone is the beautiful Grand Teton National Park, with ample hiking, cycling and horseriding opportunities; and the mountain valley town of Jackson, which in winter becomes one of the world’s premier ski spots. South of Jackson is Bridger-Teton National Forest. The Shoshone and Arapaho Native American tribes live east of this forest, on the Wind River Indian Reservation. Heading northeast, Cody, Buffalo Bill’s hometown, is best known for the Buffalo Bill Historical Center – often called ‘The Smithsonian of the West’. Cody is also home to Old Trail Town, a collection of pioneer buildings and relics of the Big Horn Basin area. Further east are the dramatic Big Horn Mountains, with the charming towns of Buffalo and Sheridan nestled at the base of the range. At Buffalo, the Jim Gatchell Museum of the West offers fascinating insights into frontier history. In the northeast, the majestic Devil’s Tower National Monument rises over 360m (1200ft) from the valley and attracts thousands of climbers. Back towards the center of the State, the National Historic Trails Interpretative Center, which chronicles the great westward emmigration of the 19th century, is located in Casper.
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