Amangani

The highlight of our journey around the National Parks. Beautiful room, lovely kind staff, great food. Finding it impossible to find fault. Easy access into town, the hotel will even drive you there and pick you up. Very impressed and plan to return.

I had reserved a room several months ago for June 2025, which was subsequently canceled by the hotel due to its decision to close for renovations during that time. Despite multiple calls to Aman, my deposit of 50% of the total room cost has still not been refunded.

A boutique hotel with only 40 suites. Each suite has a fireplace and mountain views and soaking tub. Fully stocked fridge with snacks and no. alcoholic drinks included. Check-in: Very smooth and luxurious. I just pulled up and my car and bags were taken care of. I was greeted by concierge and we got a tour of the hotel. The view is breathtakingly beautiful when you walk in. I had to take a minute to take it all in. Room: very spacious and luxurious. it was nice to come back from a 6 hour hike to a fireplace and soaking tub. Bath salts and bubble bath are in the room. We asked for our fridge to be stocked with water and sparkling water. We were given stainless steel water bottles. There are several water refill stations in the hotel and huckleberry juice available. Spa: Not a destination spa but my massage by Rita was THE best massage I've had in a long time. I'm a chiropractor and I get weekly massages and am typically disappointed in the treatment but Rita was amazing. She helped me with my neck pain. I was 80% better. Concierge: Celecia helped me find a proper cervical pillow. She showed me the choices and I tried them both. Your wish is always granted here at Amangani.

We concluded our visit to the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone with a three night stay here. It’s very expensive but they deliver. Right now, I’m lounging by the pool with a jaw dropping view at the Tetons. They are even reflected in the pool when no one is in it. The pool has a temperature of 80° with an adjoining hotter whirlpool. The hotel and rooms are in a tasteful modern western vibe with lots of wood. We are in the lowest category room and it’s lovely. There is a terrace with a view with both chairs and chaise lounges. Inside, there is a seating area as part of the bedroom. The separate closet and bathroom areas are enormous and has all the usual high-end Aman amenities. Shower is excellent. And yes, even the shower and the toilet have views. Plentiful snacks, and nonalcoholic drinks are provided and included. Housekeeping does a first class job in cleaning the room and turndown service. Hypoallergenic bedding available and thanks for putting it on before we arrived. The restaurant is very expensive, but has delicious, high-quality food and attentive service to match. The elk and salmon we tried were terrific, as were the carrots and broccolini. The food we ordered at poolside was also very good and nicely presented in a way that made it easy to enjoy. For breakfast, you can eat in the restaurant, or do as we did and enjoy the included pastries, and coffee in the lobby. Welcome and check in were easy and we enjoyed the huckleberry lemonade welcome drink. Everything was so nice and relaxing, and any suggestions for improvement are so minor that I hesitate to make them, but here goes: - pool service is great when it’s there but doesn’t always seem to be around. Would be good to have someone there from 10-5. - turndown service arrived at 9 one night which was late for us. It arrived while we were at dinner the first night which was perfect. - they sometimes run out of pastries and even coffee in the morning in the lobby. I think they may eventually replenish but no one wants to ask or to wait for coffee in the morning. Again, we are loving our stay. Their main competitor is the Four Seasons in Teton Village. After taking a peek, we vastly prefer here unless you are visiting for the skiing. We’d happily stay here again.

If you’re here to visit Jackson Hole to do more than just sit at your hotel, I would not stay here. We had a very good chat with the GM David and Tyler, the food and beverage manager, who really want their guests to feel welcome, but this is purely our experience. Beyond coming “home”, going to bed, waking up and eating breakfast (which WAS delicious), and leaving for the day, there was nothing about the hotel that made us want to spend more time. It has sweeping views, but I wish for a few things- I wish they offered a tour beyond the actual spa and lobby of the ground and maybe the history behind the property I wish they offered bear spray on arrival or even put in the rooms assuming most people come to Jackson to do outdoor activities- it would have been a nice touch instead of going to town and spending over $60-70 on a can that may go unused and end up a waste I wish they offered a complimentary, private 2-4 hour tour of your choice for guests staying beyond a couple days, or some in-house activities having to do with wellness/fitness, couples yoga or cooking or wine tasting without extra fees. To pay over $6K on 4 days without really any organized activity just to sleep there just felt like we should have stayed elsewhere because you really only should stay if you want complete zen/quiet time. Staff are nice but all still learning and felt a bit temporary. I’m also happy we didn’t bring our little ones here- I’m afraid other guests would have found them to be too loud possibly. Husband loves the gym, but this gym was TINY for the size of the property. No more than two people can work out at the same time if doing weights. Overall, beautiful property and they did wish us a happy anniversary with champagne and chocolate, but this place just needs more life and more than just its beauty to pull you!