Quality Inn & Suites 49'er

Stayed in a Luxury Suite for one night on our family’s week-long trip through Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho. I have to say, this was the most expensive hotel of the week and by far the least impressive. It’s pretty much just an outdated roadside motel that happens to be in a good location for those that are wanting to stay in Jackson. The room was large, but everything was outdated and the A/C only worked in one of the two rooms. The person who checked us in was somewhat friendly, but seemed confused at the type of room we reserved. He said he wasn’t sure how many beds there were or it would fit our family of four, but told us to come back down if we had any problems. Weird vibes. Breakfast was included and it was edible. The pool and hot tub looked nice, but were indoors and we were there during a heat wave so weren’t interested in swimming in a heated room.

Excellent location with lots of restaurants nearby and the town square is walkable. We had a king suite that was comfortable and away from the main building. Nice pool area, pool temp was great for kids. Hot tub was nice too. Breakfast gets very crowded when they have bus tours staying there.

This family owned Hotel is nice. They have an indoor pool and whirlpool above the lobby. The threshold of our room was raised and a tripping hazard & the rooms need device upgrades. There were no outlets for charging devices. Breakfast was minimal with powdered eggs and very starch heavy. I would have liked plain yogurt and fresh fruit. Our view was lackluster of the front of the hotel & street. It was disappointing room & view for Jackson Hole, Wy