The Rusty Parrot Lodge

The Rusty Parrot is a wonderful place to stay. Top quality and great hospitality. The service is impeccable. Can’t wait to come and stay again!

extremely helpful and friendly staff. The white sage restaurant is the best in the area!

This place is best described with one word… BAM!!!
My wife and I stayed here for our anniversary and couldn’t have been happier. The service was top notch and the food was out of this world. If you are looking for a quiet and peaceful lodge w staff waiting to make your stay as enjoyable as possible, this is the place.

My wife and I stayed here for a week in January and we both agree that this place is top notch. It’s one of the best hotels that either of us had the pleasure of experiencing. It’s a quiet location which overlooks the hills behind Jackson. The interior has a very rustic and tastefully understated Western sensibility. Plenty of luscious wood trim and beautiful paintings and sculptures of bison, mountain lions, and of course the rusty parrot in the lobby. The service is world class and the staff welcomes you as if you were a long expected friend. The little details have been well thought through with excellent afternoon cookies and tea, amazing breakfast pastries, and a much appreciated turn down services those those who have been skiing all day. Our rides to and from Jackson Hole were provided for free of charge and after riding our boots were dried and snowboards were stored for us. The beds were very comfortable and the linens felt divine. The icing on the cake was the amazing view from the hot tub. Needless to day, my wife and I are looking forward to our next visit to the Rusty Parrot.

Very friendly people and very clean. We really enjoyed our stay. They even fashion your ready bear in different funny positions after your turn down service. Also, the hotel is centrally located in Jackson Hole, so everything is an easy bike ride away!

i am reviewing the spa services. i did not stay here… but wow, it was a nice looking place. my boyfriend and i had a top notch couples massage. the massage therapists were extremely friendly and professional.

The Rusty Parrot is well known to travelers who frequent Jackson, Wyoming, and it’s a well-​situated hotel in the north part of the city. It has only 30-​something rooms, so it feels more like a country B&B than a hotel. The irony is that you’ll pay big city hotel prices for this B&B feel and ambiance.
The hotel rooms are nicely decorated in natural wood and locally produced furniture; this kind of touch basically screams out to couples looking for a romantic woodsy-​earthy getaway. The in-​room jacuzzi is awesome and makes anyone ready to strip it all off. If you are an adult couple, sure, this place is a great place to stay and gives you easy walking to city eateries, watering holes, and shops. Mind you: there are no kitchen-​like appliances in the rooms. No coffee maker. No microwave. No mini-​fridge. I understand the omission, but it was inconvenient, especially for couples who want to room in.
If you have small children and want my opinion, I would not recommend Rusty Parrot. The lack of food-​prep amenities is a huge disadvantage for families with small children, not to mention adults who want coffee and tea without leaving the room. There was just nothing about the hotel that screamed «family-​friendly» or «we love families.» Case in point: when we were eating breakfast, we asked for a high chair, and it took someone *15 minutes* to bring one in, and the tray was missing/​not to be found.
We had breakfast included with our stay, and we used breakfast service every morning. It was good: the food was tasty and prepared fresh in the open kitchen. There was a changing specials gourmet menu every morning. However, the breakfast at the regular price of $ 20 would not have been worth it! We didn’t check out the dinner service at the hotel restaurant because the info about it practically shouted that kids under a certain age couldn’t be allowed, and you could see the restaurant just in passing through the lobby… definitely a no-​kids kind of place.
Last but not least, I left a couple of items by accident on checkout day, and the front desk told my husband that nothing was found from our room, otherwise the hotel would have contacted us. That’s not true because I DID leave things behind in my packing rush, and I would have appreciated a better reply such as «What did you leave?» and «We’ll look into it and get back to you.» I remember where I left my watch. I don’t entirely blame management for housekeeping’s failure to report forgotten jewelry, but the whole thing did not inspire confidence in the hotel at all. Major, major points docked here!
I’m sure that couples and families with teens would find this hotel great, but for me and my family, it didn’t quite cut it – and it was overpriced for what it was.