Trailborn Jackson Hole

Trailborn Jackson Hole is the 2026 rebrand of Snow King Resort Hotel and Grand View Lodge, at 400 E Snow King Avenue at the base of Snow King Mountain, a few blocks south of the Town Square. It is now an Outdoor Collection hotel by Marriott Bonvoy, with renovated hotel rooms, the Residences at Snow King next door, Ember Lily Spa, Old Timer restaurant and bar, and ski-in/ski-out access to the in-town mountain. The right fit is travelers who want a full-service base in Jackson: walk downtown, ski Snow King without a car, and keep spa, pool, and dining on site. The wrong fit is anyone whose week is built around Jackson Hole Mountain Resort ski-in lodging. That still means Teton Village, about 25 minutes away.

The setup

Two lodging products share one campus and one lobby. Hotel rooms get daily housekeeping and can take two dogs with a daily fee. Residences at Snow King are the former Grand View Lodge condos: studios, one-bedrooms, and three-bedrooms with kitchens or kitchenettes, a two-night minimum, a departure clean instead of daily housekeeping, and no pets. Residence guests still check in at the hotel and use the pool, hot tub, fitness center, and spa. Ember Lily, formerly Grand View Spa, is next door at 537 Snow King Loop and is open daily 10am to 6pm to hotel guests and the public.

What earns the booking

The location still does most of the work. You can walk to the Town Square, then ski or ride the gondola at Snow King without driving. The 2026 renovation replaced the old Snow King rooms with king, queen, balcony, mountain-view, suite, and Elk Bunk Room layouts. Old Timer and Mountainside Bar cover meals, The Market runs 24/7, Alley-Oop duckpin bowling is for hotel guests, and Ember Lily handles the recovery day. Meeting space is still large enough for groups that do not want to leave town.

Other similar businesses

Most Jackson lodging still forces a choice between a downtown walk and mountain access. Trailborn is the in-town mountain campus. Downtown peers include Hotel Jackson and The Rockwell Inn. Jackson Hole Lodge is the closer mid-tier comparison if a pool matters more than ski-in access. For Jackson Hole Mountain Resort ski-in, stay in Teton Village. Snow King is the town hill, not the big resort.

Things to weigh

The campus is large. Multiple buildings, a condo tower, conference rooms, and a public spa mean this will not feel like a small boutique hotel. Residences look like the better family buy until you price the two-night minimum, the $150 or $300 departure clean, the stairs (no elevators, not ADA), and the no-pets rule. A $39 nightly resort fee sits on top of the room rate and local taxes. Reviews after reopening still split between guests who like the new rooms and guests who hit slow check-in.

Before you go

Book a hotel room or a Residence as two different products, not interchangeable rooms. If you are bringing a dog, stay in the hotel building and tell them before arrival. The airport shuttle is complimentary only with advance written confirmation. Overnight parking is included in the resort fee. If you plan Jackson Hole Mountain Resort days, treat the START bus or a rental car as part of the plan, not an afterthought. Check-in is 4:00 pm; check-out is 11:00 am. Cancellations need 14 or more days' notice.

Bottom line

Stay here when the trip is Jackson the town plus Snow King, with spa and dining on site. Choose a hotel room for daily housekeeping and dogs. Choose a Residence only if the kitchen and extra bedrooms are worth the stairs and cleaning fee. If the week is about Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, book Teton Village instead.

FAQ

Is this still Snow King Resort?

No. The hotel reopened in 2026 as Trailborn Jackson Hole. The address is the same: 400 E Snow King Avenue. Residences at Snow King are the former Grand View Lodge condos.

Is it ski-in/ski-out?

Yes, at Snow King Mountain. For Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, plan on a 25-minute drive to Teton Village or the START bus.

What is the difference between rooms and Residences?

Hotel rooms include daily housekeeping and can take two dogs. Residences have kitchens, a two-night minimum, a departure cleaning fee, no daily housekeeping, no pets, and no elevators.

Are pets allowed?

In hotel rooms, yes: two dogs per room, $65 per day, with advance notice. Residences are not pet friendly.

How close is downtown?

A few blocks south of the Town Square. Walking distance to downtown restaurants and shops, uphill on the way back.

Is there a pool and spa?

Yes. Seasonal outdoor pool, year-round outdoor hot tub, 24-hour fitness center, and Ember Lily Spa next door at 537 Snow King Loop, open daily 10am to 6pm.