The Bentwood Inn is a luxury bed and breakfast in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.  The inn is nestled on three acres of solitude, a couple of casts away from the Snake River and just south of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and the south entrance to Grand Teton National Park.  The town of Jackson lies five miles to the east.  The inn was built in 1995 with 200 year old logs from Yellowstone National Park, recycled from the fire of 1988. The Bentwood Inn is a welcoming, intimate lodge, focused on food, hospitality, and creating an unbelievable experience for each of its guests.

The Bentwood Inn boasts more than 6,000 square feet of luxurious space, including a three-story river rock fireplace in the Great Room and remarkable craftsmanship throughout. Each of the five guest rooms has a private fireplace, king bed, jetted tub, and personal balcony. The large, expansive decks are perfect for relaxing and socializing in warm weather. Majestic old-growth cottonwoods and pines offer privacy and serenity year round.

The Bentwood Inn was recently purchased by a group of international travel veterans with deep connections to Jackson Hole. With a mix of ecotourism, adventure sport, and corporate finance in their backgrounds, the Bentwood vision is to craft a conscious balance between luxury and adventure, healthy food and sumptuous celebration, and outstanding hospitality, in a valley that offers world-class recreation.

The Bentwood team is a walking concierge, full of local knowledge and expertise of the valley, with dining recommendations, spa suggestions, and ideas to experience all Jackson Hole has to offer any time of year.

"One of the "Top Ten Inns in the Country" -- Country Inns Magazine

"...an Architectural Marvel!" -- Frommers Travel Guide