Grand Teton Lodge Company began as a transportation company.
Jackson Lake Lodge was built in 1955.
Colter Bay is comprised of 166 guest cabins that are all authentic settler’s cabins from around Grand Teton National Park. Each cabin was moved from its previous location to Colter Bay Village to provide lodging for guests visiting the national park.
Jenny Lake Lodge is the only inclusive and award-winning hotel in Grand Teton National Park ~ recognized by Conde Nast, Travel + Leisure, AAA, Mobil, Fromer’s, Food & Wine and many other prestigious entities.
Grand Teton Lodge Company has it’s own butcher shop, bakery, laundry facility, grocery store and recycling center all on-site within Grand Teton National Park.
Jackson Lake Lodge houses the only pool in Grand Teton National Park.
Each cabin at Jenny Lake Lodge is named after a native wildflower.
Grand Teton Lodge Company employs an Interpretive Specialist who focuses on training and guest programs to enhance Park visitor experiences.
Jackson Lake Lodge (we believe) is the largest meeting location within a National Park. With over 17,000 sq ft of meeting space and 385 guest accommodations, meetings are affordable and inspiring.
We are proud to host nearly 30 weddings each summer….and many more happy anniversaries!
Gros Ventre Campground is the closest campground to the town of Jackson with over 300 campsites available making it easy to enjoy the Park and play in Jackson!
Jackson Lake Lodge is 20 miles from the entrance to Yellowstone and approximately 1 1/2 hours from Old Faithful.
Grand Teton Lodge Company is certified to the standards of the International Organization for Standarization (ISO) for 14000 (Environmental), 9001 (Quality) and was the first hospitality organization in the US to acheive this 9001 certifications. These third party certifications ensure we are providing a quality operation with environmental standards in place to protect our unique setting.
We’ll provide a few more facts in upcoming blogs. In the meantime, do you know a few you’d like to share with us about GTLC or the Park? If so, we’d like to hear from you….
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