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Bentwood Inn

Jackson, Wyoming, United States · Independent · Core Luxury

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The Bentwood Inn in Wilson, Wyoming, was built in 1995 from 200-year-old pines the National Park Service harvested after Yellowstone's 1988 fires: trees that survived the flames but were too heat-stunted to live. Original owner Bill Fey named it for a twisted branch mounted over the door. Five lodge rooms sit among cottonwoods between Jackson and Teton Village, a few miles from Grand Teton's south entrance.

About Bentwood Inn

History

The Bentwood Inn is a handcrafted log lodge in Wilson, Wyoming, in the Jackson Hole valley. It was built in 1995 using 200-year-old pines the National Park Service harvested after Yellowstone's 1988 fires: trees that had survived the burn but were too heat-stunted to live. Original owner Bill Fey named it for a twisted branch mounted over the front door.

The main lodge offers five guest rooms with fireplaces and private porches or balconies; a family wing brings total capacity to around 24 guests. The three-acre site among cottonwoods sits between Jackson and Teton Village, near Grand Teton National Park. It is listed with Preferred Hotels' Beyond Green collection.

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