Comfort, Elegance & Tradition in Downtown Jackson, WY
Conveniently located in the heart of Jackson, WY, The Lexington at Jackson Hole Hotel & Suites is a family-owned hotel with deep roots in Jackson’s historic Western community. Our commitment to quality, service, and sustainability is tried and true.
The Lexington at Jackson Hole Hotel & Suites is a finely appointed hotel known for its outstanding amenities and customer service. Travelers will enjoy The Lexington’s comfort and Western hospitality, and our knowledgeable staff will help you choose the perfect adventures in Jackson Hole.
History
The Lexington at Jackson Hole Hotel & Suites was founded, in 1970, as the Trapper Inn, by the Kudar family. After 40 years of successful operation, a major expansion and remodeling project was completed in 2006, elevating the sophistication of the hotel’s offerings. In 2009, The Trapper Inn became part of The Lexington Collection yet still maintains its local pedigree with the leadership of Diana (Kudar) and Tim Waycott.
And in the Spring of 2012, The Lexington Hotel & Suites completed our most recent phase of upgrades. The Courtyard rooms have been completely remodeled with careful attention to every detail. These rooms have been stripped to the core, reconstructed and appointed with beautiful, luxury finishings.
Accommodations
As a unique, family-owned hotel, The Lexington at Jackson Hole boasts a wide variety of finely furnished guest rooms. Our two Queen Suites & Luxury King rooms offer a spacious, modern luxury. Our courtyard rooms, completely renovated in Spring of 2012, offer a traditional space with added amenities like heated tile flooring. Explore our rooms and suites.
Is it “Jackson” or “Jackson Hole”?
“Jackson” refers to the actual town of Jackson, which was incorporated in 1914. “Jackson Hole” refers to the entire valley area, including the communities of Wilson, Teton Village, Kelly, Moran, and Jackson.
The name references Davey Jackson, a beaver trapper of local fame, as well as a geologic feature called a hole, where the land continuously sinks due to plate tectonics. For many years, The Lexington’s home was referred to as “Jackson’s Hole” but, now, you’ll notice the old apostrophe has been dropped. So, both terms are accurate, depending on whether you are discussing the town or the valley area.
The Lexington at Jackson Hole Hotel & Suites has a convenient, center-of-everything location in downtown Jackson, Wyoming. Located just 1.5 blocks Jackson’s famous Town Square, guests are close to dining, shopping, entertainment, as well as wilderness adventures and outdoor recreation.
Sustainability In Jackson
The Lexington at Jackson Hole Hotel & Suites is dedicated to protecting and preserving the delicate natural environment of the Greater Yellowstone region by implementing environmentally sustainable operating practices. Learn More
Bicycle Friendly Business
The Lexington became Jackson Hole’s only hotel to receive a Bronze Bicycle Friendly Business Award! We welcome bicyclists touring through the Tetons and encourage all our guests to explore this beautiful area by bike. See our Adventure Travel Package for more details.
Meet The Staff
Leif (小雷)Huotwas born and raised here (mostly outdoors) in Jackson Hole, Wyoming when The Lexington was the Trapper Motel. After graduating from Jackson Hole Community School in 2012, he flipped a coin and somehow wound up at Quest University in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada (sandwiched between Whistler and Vancouver) where he studied a multitude of topics (one course per month, Bachelor of Liberal Arts & Sciences) and became nearly fluentin Mandarin Chinese. Upon graduation in 2016 he subsequently returned to his beloved hometown. He is delighted to be working now at the Lexington where he entertains guests with obscure opinion-based facts on Jackson local lore. In his limited free time he is an avid reader, Chinese transnational film enthusiast, decent watercolorist, celebrated multi-instrumentalist, esteemed classical/jazz/non-western music composer,abstract polyglot poet, unicylingukuleleist, amateur photographer, outdoor adventurer, and dedicated husband.他会说普通话还是山东话。
After my 1st mid-life crisis I moved to the Jackson area in 1992, (of course for the skiing)leaving my origin home, Baltimore, Maryland. Like so many others my plan was to stay in Jackson no more than a couple months. My First job was working for Flagg Ranch where I found a passion working in the hospitality industry, and the rest is history. From there I relocated to Key West, Fl for 6 years managing a small Bed & Breakfast but somehow always managing to find my way back to Jackson Hole. When I returned I was working at another fine hotel when I was asked if I would relocate to Bishop, CA. to manage The Creekside Inn, I remained in Bishop for 3-4 years but once again returned Jackson. By now I’m on my 2nd mid-life crisis and find I wanted to experience various other positions in hospitably i.e. bartender, waiter etc., after a year or so I was asked to manage The Flying Saddle Resort located in Alpine, WY in Star Valley South of Jackson. I remained there for one of my longest stilts 6+ years. Eventually accepting the Group Sales position at The Lexington at Jackson Hole.
Growing up in Southern California allowed me the opportunity to spend much of my time outdoors. And as a youngster, I was fortunate enough to be able to participate in the Boy Scouts of America taking monthly camping excursions. When not on trips with family or with the troop, I was always outside on my skateboard, BMX bicycle, climbing, surfing, or playing volleyball at the beach. You could say that it was hard to keep me indoors at all.
After serving in the United States Navy as a mechanical engineer stationed in Little Creek, VA, and deployed in the Caribbean and Mediterranean seas for much of that time, I returned to Los Angeles to study Economics at California State University in Long Beach.
I worked in several fields from operations management at a major retailer, commercial banking, investment banking, and then merchandising project management in the packaging industry, I pursued self-employment as a wellness advisor.
My studies as an advisor of health and wellness brought me to the conclusion that living as close to nature as possible is the best way for human beings to live. So my wife and I sold most our possessions, to find work in our National Parks. We spent our first summer in Glacier National Park serving as volunteers in Bear Management.
Since the majority of the park is closed during the winter months, we had to find employment elsewhere until much of the wildlife comes out of hibernation again in the spring. We serendipitously found our way to Jackson Hole and have been more than excited to discover this wonderful area. I spend most of my days off hiking in the Tetons, snowboarding at the resort, shooting my recurve bow at the local outfitters, letting go of the day at the yoga studio, then ending the day either cooking from scratch at home or enjoying one of the many great eateries that the town has to offer.
I moved to the Jackson area in 1978 from Florida for a summer job and never left. I have worked for years inside both Yellowstone and Teton National Parks and I can give you a lot of ideas on nice hikes. My wife and I love Jackson Hole and the surrounding areas. And now that our son is in college and we are not driving all over the west for hockey games, we have more time to explore again. I love to sea kayak, hike, bike ride and climb when I get the chance to do it.Awards
The Lexington at Jackson Hole Hotel & Suites has proven its dedication to providing guests with great service by receiving top awards every year since 2010
Spirit Award in 2013
Vantage Hospitality’s Highest Honor
Lexcellence Award in 2012
For best overall experience
Lexcellence Award in 2010 and 2011
For consistent guest experience
TripAdvisor
Certificate of Excellence