North Jenny Lake Junction
Moran, WY 83013-0250 Nightly Rates(525.00 - 525.00)3 Star
Property Description
A uniquely rustic yet elegant property nestled in the solitude of Jackson Hole country. Surrounding the main lodge, 37 cabins rest in the seclusion of the quiet forest glades in the shadow of the towering Tetons. Reminiscent of the Old West in appearance, the cabins are comfortably furnished. At Jenny, you'll find Western hospitality, tempting food in the award-winning dining room, superb service and relaxing solitude. The room rate at Jenny Lake Lodge includes breakfast and dinner as well as horseback riding and the use of bicycles. Nightly rates at this 4 diamond, 4 star property include breakfast, dinner (pre-fix 5 course), horseback riding, and bicycling
Amenities
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Fishing
Free Parking
Free Parking
Restaurant
Shops/Commercial Services
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Duplex Style Log Cabin
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The Old Western style historic cabin are beautifully appointed with down comforters, hand made quilts, no televisions or radios, with telephones upon request. Nightly rates include breakfast, dinner (pre-fix 5 course), horseback riding, and bicycling. Max Occ 2 Adults excluding children - No rollaways allowed.
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Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 4PM
Check out time is 11AM
Time Zone is MST (-7 DST)
Opened in 1957
Renovated in 2004
37 rooms.
0 suites.
1 floors.
Directions
Exit airport and take a left onto highway 89 heading North. Travel approximately 4 miles until you come to Moose Junction and turn left continuing into Grand Teton National Park. Continue traveling approximately 10 miles north until you reach the North Jenny Lake Junction. Turn left at the junction and travel approximately 2 miles to Jenny Lake Lodge.
-The property is located 16mi N of JAC-Jackson
JAC-Jackson Hole Airport 16.0 Miles NorthIDA-Idaho
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require an advance deposit equal to 3-nights stay plus taxes. Deposit will be charged at the time of booking. Exceptions may apply during holidays, specials events or conventions.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled at least 24 days prior to arrival date to avoid a forfeit of deposit. No-Show Fee: 3-night stay plus taxes. A 40.00USD-processing fee will be charged to all reservations, canceling prior to 4 weeks of arrival date.
Restaurant Information
JENNY LAKE LODGE RESTAURANT
-Type: Full Service Restaurant-Cuisine: Eclectic American-Hours of operation:Breakfast: 7:30am-9:00amLunch: 12:00pm-1:30pmDinner: 6:00pm-9:00pm-Rating: 4-star- Dress Code: Jackets are requested
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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