Cowboy Village Resort

Stayed here in late December for 3 nights. Booked a 1 Queen bed cabin with a sofa bed. The cabin was tiny, but turned out very comfortable with everything you may need in one small room: decent bed and dresser, small sofa bed, small table, tiny kitchenette with microwave, coffee...

Stayed here in late December for 3 nights. Booked a 1 Queen bed cabin with a sofa bed. The cabin was tiny, but turned out very comfortable with everything you may need in one small room: decent bed and dresser, small sofa bed, small table, tiny kitchenette with microwave, coffee maker, mini fridge and hot plate type stove. It was warm, cozy and clean. Parking was just outside. The main building with reception was where modest breakfast was served each morning (only in the Winter, I believe): tea/coffee, bagels, sliced cake, yogurt, hard boiled eggs and fruit. We used their gym and it had plenty of equipment, but could use better cleaning. The location is very walkable to shops and restaurants - 10-15 minute walk to get to the main town square, and a 10 minute drive to a large supermarket. We had a great stay and would recommend it to others.

Only stayed here one night, but really enjoyed it. It was just the two of us, and the cabin had a queen bed and a small sofa that I suspect was a sleeper sofa. There was a table and two chairs with a leaf, kitchenette with burner, microwave, coffee maker,...

Only stayed here one night, but really enjoyed it. It was just the two of us, and the cabin had a queen bed and a small sofa that I suspect was a sleeper sofa. There was a table and two chairs with a leaf, kitchenette with burner, microwave, coffee maker, sink, a nice bath with a large shower, two chairs on the front porch, and a picnic table. For the two of us, this cabin was just the right size and very comfortable (although the sofa was uncommonly loud to sit on ). If you were to have a third person in here to sleep on that little sofa, it would be tight. They offer coffee from 7 AM to 8 PM and a nice continental breakfast with Delicious cakes and some fruit. it is located a little away from the center of town, but definitely walkable, and definitely more quiet.

A super place to stay in Jackson. We loved staying here. Very comfortable cabins with mini kitchens, nice staff and great location, nice and quiet. Coffee and cake available every morning. It was great being able to walk into town from here.

Fantastic! Ideally located right by the cute town of Jackson and so very close to Jackson Hole and the Tetons. Adorable cabins, comfortable beds, gorgeous bathroom. Parking right outside each cabin. Friendly staff very nice and helpful. Little pastries and tea/coffee in the morning. Really can't say anything bad and...

Fantastic! Ideally located right by the cute town of Jackson and so very close to Jackson Hole and the Tetons. Adorable cabins, comfortable beds, gorgeous bathroom. Parking right outside each cabin. Friendly staff very nice and helpful. Little pastries and tea/coffee in the morning. Really can't say anything bad and would highly recommend and would come back for sure!

Bed was comfortable however, to get to our cabin from the car required walking thru grass, mud and many tree roots to trip on. There was no walkway to the cabin. The breakfast furnished consists of coffee and slices of banana bread. Everything seemed clean except for the floor. I...

Bed was comfortable however, to get to our cabin from the car required walking thru grass, mud and many tree roots to trip on. There was no walkway to the cabin. The breakfast furnished consists of coffee and slices of banana bread. Everything seemed clean except for the floor. I wouldn’t stay again.

This quaint-quiet cabin village did not disappoint. Jackson is overly priced in everyway, so don't let the cost inflate your expectations here. If you're looking for luxury, this is not it. But it is very nice, very clean, with a good bed, and nice sheets & towels. Well kept grounds...

This quaint-quiet cabin village did not disappoint. Jackson is overly priced in everyway, so don't let the cost inflate your expectations here. If you're looking for luxury, this is not it. But it is very nice, very clean, with a good bed, and nice sheets & towels. Well kept grounds with indoor pool, spa and laundry facilities. Our cabin was meticulously cared for. Everything was neat & tidy. Small breakfast of coffee, juice, above average packaged pastries, apples & bananas. Park in front of your cabin. Convenient walk to town, restaurants, the rodeo, and Snow King.

OK well we know the value for money isn't there in Jackson, it's always overpriced and usually underwhelming. The same goes for this place, the cabins are nice enough and at a price of 150-200 sure a decent value, but of course not at 400+ a night or more. The...

OK well we know the value for money isn't there in Jackson, it's always overpriced and usually underwhelming. The same goes for this place, the cabins are nice enough and at a price of 150-200 sure a decent value, but of course not at 400+ a night or more. The mattress was ultra bouncy and needs replacing, the bathroom was super tiny and the toilet is for children. The kitchenette was nice to have and they have porch seating. There is also a pool, laundry and the front office has tea and coffee and some snacks in the morning. Be aware, if you end up close to the main office, your parking is getting used for check-in as there is no assigned cabin or check-in parking. I wish they would assign a spot to each cabin, so you definitely have a spot close to your cabin. It's a mixed bag overall, but I would most likely check out other options if in town again.

Wish we could’ve stayed longer! Great cabin w/comfortable beds and a nice living area. Quiet at night as it’s away from the hubbub of downtown Jackson but close enough to enjoy the restaurants, shopping, and activity. Hope to return in the future !

I have stayed here a few times, usually in a one room single Queen cabin, which is snug, and well put together. Due to lack of the latter, this time I stayed in a King deluxe cabin, which had a separate bedroom. Of the two, the one room cabin had...

I have stayed here a few times, usually in a one room single Queen cabin, which is snug, and well put together. Due to lack of the latter, this time I stayed in a King deluxe cabin, which had a separate bedroom. Of the two, the one room cabin had more living room space. The deluxe cabin had a tiny living room area, which gave the impression of far less space than the smaller cabin. I stayed here 7/8 yrs back, and my cabin was $99……this time it was $224, which is an outrageous amount. The cabins haven’t changed and are in some need of updating. The town is lively, the Tetons astonishing, and some hotels are exploitative….be cautious.