Warm wooden bedroom interior at Pinecrest Mountain Lodge
Seven room types

Forty-six keys, and not one of them the same

Twelve Pine Lodge Rooms, family rooms under the eaves, two-floor lofts with a wood stove, four corner suites facing the range, and twelve cabins in the trees.

Start with the one everyone wants

The Teton Suite books first every season. If it is gone, the Hearth Loft and the Creekside Cabin are the two we steer people towards.

  • $379a night, winter
    from $339 in summer

    Lodge room

    Twin Pines Room

    Two queen beds, a bench for gear and enough floor space to lay out four sets of ski clothes.

    • Sleeps 4
    • Two queens
    • 420 sq ft
    • Meadow and ridge

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  • $519a night, winter
    from $449 in summer

    Suite

    Hearth Loft

    Two floors joined by a fir staircase, with a wood stove downstairs and bunks under the roof.

    • Sleeps 5
    • One king, two bunks
    • 620 sq ft
    • Courtyard and firepit

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  • $689a night, winter
    from $599 in summer

    Suite

    Teton Suite

    The corner suite: two walls of glass pointed straight at the range, and a deep balcony to watch it from.

    • Sleeps 3
    • One king, one daybed
    • 710 sq ft
    • Teton range, west

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  • $649a night, winter
    from $579 in summer

    Cabin

    Creekside Cabin

    A one-bedroom cabin on its own, with a porch eight feet above Fish Creek.

    • Sleeps 2
    • One king
    • 540 sq ft
    • Fish Creek

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  • $899a night, winter
    from $779 in summer

    Cabin

    Aspen Cabin

    Two bedrooms, a full kitchen and a mud room that forgives a week of mountain weather.

    • Sleeps 6
    • Two kings, one sofa bed
    • 980 sq ft
    • Aspens and meadow

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  • $1590a night, winter
    from $1290 in summer

    Cabin

    The Elkhorn Residence

    Three bedrooms on the highest ground we own, with a hot tub pointed at the range.

    • Sleeps 8
    • Three kings, two bunks
    • 1840 sq ft
    • Teton range and valley

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Every rate on this site is a sample figure for a demonstration website, not live availability.

Room, loft or a cabin of your own

Three of the seven keys, side by side. Every rate below is a sample figure for this demonstration site.

Comparison of three room types at Pinecrest Mountain Lodge
DetailPine Lodge RoomLodge roomTeton SuiteSuiteAspen CabinCabin
Sleeps2 guests3 guests6 guests
BedsOne kingOne king, one daybedTwo kings, one sofa bed
Size340 sq ft710 sq ft980 sq ft
ViewAspen groveTeton range, westAspens and meadow
Winter rate$329 a night$689 a night$899 a night
Summer rate$289 a night$599 a night$779 a night
Best forCouples staying three nights or fewer, and solo travellers here to ski.Special occasions, and anyone who has waited years to see the Tetons properly.Two couples, families of five or six, and week-long stays.
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  • $329a night, winter
    Pine Lodge Room
    • Sleeps2 guests
    • BedsOne king
    • Size340 sq ft
    • ViewAspen grove
    • Winter rate$329 a night
    • Summer rate$289 a night
    • Best forCouples staying three nights or fewer, and solo travellers here to ski.

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  • $689a night, winter
    Teton Suite
    • Sleeps3 guests
    • BedsOne king, one daybed
    • Size710 sq ft
    • ViewTeton range, west
    • Winter rate$689 a night
    • Summer rate$599 a night
    • Best forSpecial occasions, and anyone who has waited years to see the Tetons properly.

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  • $899a night, winter
    Aspen Cabin
    • Sleeps6 guests
    • BedsTwo kings, one sofa bed
    • Size980 sq ft
    • ViewAspens and meadow
    • Winter rate$899 a night
    • Summer rate$779 a night
    • Best forTwo couples, families of five or six, and week-long stays.

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Choosing a room

The Twin Pines Room sleeps four in two queens with a gear bench by the door. If your children are over six, the Hearth Loft gives you a separate bunk loft and a sitting room, which most parents prefer by the second evening.

Yes. Cabins are free-standing, larger, have kitchens or kitchenettes and a private porch, so they start at roughly twice a lodge room. They also take dogs, which lodge rooms do not.

Six Twin Pines rooms connect in pairs through a lockable door. Ask when you book and the front desk will hold a connecting pair for you rather than assigning at check in.

Breakfast is not automatic, but hot springs, sauna, the boot room, the shuttle, Wi-Fi, the evening fire and parking are included with every key, cabin or room.

Snowy pines at dusk above the lodge

Hold a room while you think about it

No deposit until 14 days before arrival, and the front desk will happily talk you through the differences.

4.9 from 1,284 stays, and 61 percent of guests come back.

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