The cabins are cozy & quaint and nestled into their own tiny village. The Cabin was clean, with the essentials needed to cook, shower, rest & enjoy a night in the hot tub.

The Bed was a Double, although it was listed as a queen; and tucked tightly against the bedroom exterior wall in a handicap accessible room. I am handicapped and this is definitely not ADA Compliant nor comfy and easily accesible. It was unmanageable for 2 adults to sleep with one jammed in the wall on a tiny bed. We are not large people, and this was disheartening for the fee charged

Location was amazing - walking distance to all the most amazing shops and restaurants. Room was small but very cute and rustic it was comfortable and we didn't spend much time in the room! Having the pool, hottub and gym was a nice addition.

Staff wasn't overly friendly and sometimes would just make you wait at the front desk while they were on the computer or what looked like personal phones. I called ahead of time and the staff was willing to organize taxi for our arrival but when I asked for help booking a taxi for departure the staff member said they don't call taxis for guests. The continental breakfast was very underwhelming - to the point I probably wouldn't even bother advertising that.

Staff was friendly and helpful, continental breakfast included hard-boiled eggs, studio cabin made a good use of space and was very comfortable, hot tub and pool were huge perks, pans and dishes were in good condition, housekeeping every day is uncommon these days and was very nice to have, excellent location right in town, superb value.

Cabin could use more hooks. We had an issue with the thermostat, but once I let staff know they fixed it immediately. Wish there was a paved path or stepping stones between parking spot and cabin door; was getting muddy in spring.

The Resort is beautifully set, just outside downtown Jackson, arranged in a neat layout of very well kept cabins and buildings the view of the surrounding mountains is great, and the grounds are beautifully kept and decorated. The cabin (a deluxe family, with 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and a living equipped with sofà bed) was comfy and cozy, with all the services you can possibly store in such a compact space. The sofà bed was surprisingly comfy to sleep in. The decor is classic mountains. Staff members are friendly and helpful.

The overall cleanliness is good, although thick layers of dust lay on the wooden ceiling and on the upper parts of the walls. Prices are crazy: the fact that Jackson is a very popular destination doesn't justify such a high price for 1 mid week night at he end of August spent in a tiny wooden home where 5 people fit just... just. This costed the 10/10.

I liked the privacy of the individual cabins and we could put our kids to bed and still have a separate living space to hang out in. I like that you can park right in front of your cabin, so it's easy to haul your ski stuff in and out. The beds were comfortable, the bathrooms seemed newly renovated and nice. It was easy to get to, close to town and a nice place to stay.

This may have been an off night, but I took my kids to the pool in the evening around 7pm on a Sunday and it was like a party in there. We still got in the pool, and there's not much to be done about it, but was kind of a bummer on our last night. The previous time I took them to the pool, at like 3pm, there was no one there. So it all depends I guess.

Location. Ease of getting to JHMR using the free bus service. The grounds and facilities were quaint and fit in with the surroundings.

The shower needs to be more enclosed. Even after we turned the shower head towards the wall the spray still got all over the bathroom door and floor. Also, the cabin door needs to be weatherproofed better. We needed to put towels around the door creases to keep the draft out. The towels actually ended up freezing to the door! That being said the cabin did stay warm after sealing the door with the towel.

Location was great, 500m walk from town. Cabins were nice, clean and modern. Queen beds in cabin were comfy Heating was good Very authentic Jackson Hole feel and theme Plenty of parking for individual vehicles

Breakfast was average and limited with no hot food options only snacks and tea/coffee. Wifi was horrible - always dropping out and slow. The pull out sofa bed was probably the worst I've ever slept on with very thin mattress and no duvet provided (only a thin blanket) even after speaking with staff. Timber floors were cold in cabin.

Cabins were cute and a great option for 2 people - deck, living room, dining table, bathroom, bedroom, kitchen with fridge, microwave, 2 burner stove, sink, coffee maker, and stocked with plates & silverware. Indoor pool and hot tub was nice to have. Great that they have a laundry room. Nice that they offer continental breakfast and have a little gift store. Dog friendly. Great location, less than a 10 minute walk to the heart of downtown.

Staff was not friendly. If you asked them a question they would barely answer you. Wouldn’t even look you in the eye when speaking to them. They would sit at the back of the office and yell their answer half way across the room rather than get up and address you at the desk. Also no housekeeping during the off season.

The log cabins were very pretty, they are a little small but at the same time that makes it cozy. They have a well equipped kitchenette which is amazing for having some home cooked meals. Our room had two queen beds that were really comfortable and there is also a sofa bed. There is an indoor pool in the property that I didn't use but it looks very nice. Breakfast is included which is a great bonus! The location is good, but is not walking distance to downtown

There was only a small table with 2 chairs, which is not great if you have friends or family eating together, but we were able to use the sofa bed for extra sitting.

The cabins were very well appointed and comfortable. We loved that they were all detached with no shared walls so there was never any noise from neighbors nor did we worry about annoying neighbors with our early wake up calls. They are also located within easy walking distance to downtown Jackson and all the shops and restaurants. Friendly and informative staff.

The only downside was the price. However, it is the area itself that is overly expensive, not Cowboy Village. Their price was in line with similar other hotels, just be prepared for sticker shock when booking a room in Jackson, Wyoming.